CORRECTIONS 


AND 


ADDITIONAL  NAMES. 


Armstrong  David  S.  44  Walker 
Bartow  and  Co.  132  Pearl 
Baxby  Alfred,  41  Cedar 
Baiby  Lewis,  41  Cedar 

Beale  Lewis,  grocer  and  commissioa  merchant  41 


Benson  Wm.  teacher  34  Leonard  h  26  Laurens 
Belts  George,  59  Beekpi|rt£>fl$h 
Bliss  E!am,  Broadway 
Boyd  John  T.  auc.    corn,  mer.  105  Liberty 
Brower  Wm.  city  weigher  58  Roosevelt 
Brown  Stephen,  phys.  Si  surg.  34  Duane 
Brown  D.  S.  and  S.  Peck  slip 
Brush  H.  N.  188  Front 
Bulling  Walter,  85  Water 
CardelT  S.  William,  94  Beekman 
Catlnk£|pnde,  65  Broadway 
Cavillier  William,  98  Maiden-lane 
ChriStie  A.  31  Maiden-lane 
Clarke  Jacob,  mercb.  20  Fulton  h  5  Park  Plac« 
Coates  John,  teacher  208  William 
Coates  Si  Hoxie,  principals  Philom  Acad  203  Wm. 
Craft  A.  270  Cherry 
Craft  and  Smith,  199  Front 
Curtis  William  B.  187,  h  302  Pearl 
Deforest  William  W.  82*Soulh 
Dibble  Frederick,  attor.    notary  177  Water 
Doremus  and  Suydam,  171  Broadway 
Dudley  Edward,  44  Market 
Duffy  Thomas  A.  M  D  32  Lombardy 
Durand  Asher  B.  engraver  10  Pine 
Dwioht,  Townsend  &  Walker,  proprietor,  oi the 
N.  York  Daily  Advertiser,  Tontine  Coffee  .Home 
Flanrey  Thomas,  104  Chatham 
Griffith  Wm-  R.  merchant  195  Broadway 
Haddock  Henry,  crockery  store  1  Burling  slip 
Hamilton  Alex.,  attorney  at  law  Barclay 
Hartman  George,  31  Stanton 
Hitchcock  E.  55  Fulton 
Hopper  John,  44  Beaver 
Hubbell  James,  couns.  at  law  Fort  Gansevoi  t 
Hudson  1. 1.  78  Pine 
Hunter  Si  Co.  J.  W.  456  Pearl 
Hiaks  &  Titus,  201  Cherry 
"iKnapp  William,  200  Broadway 
Moran  P.  K.  musician  11  Broome 
Ketistone  Thos.  organ  builder  106  Bowery 
Konyon  Martin  W.  accountant  76  Forcyta 
Slover  Abram  A.  5  Seuth 
Suydai.i  James,  13  Dey 
Maud  JoLn,  i  s  i  Fulton 
Marecbal  DavU,  141  William 
Marsh  and  Brooks.  165  Pearl 
Mount  Adam  D  51  Ferap 


West  h  42  Cortlandt 


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ALMANAC, 

FOR  THE  FORTY-FIFTH  YEAR  OF 

AMERICAN  INDEPENDENCE. 

JNTA1NING,  BESIDE  THE   LIST  OF   I1UT1ES,  BANKS,  INSURANCE 
"OMPAJIIES,  POST    OFFICE    ESTABLISHMENT,  A    VAR1ETT  OF 
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''   PRO  BONO  PUBLICO. 


.YEW-YORK 

PRINTED  AND  PUBLISHED  BY  WILLIAM  A.  MERCEIN, 

No.  93,  Gold-Street. 

June  I,  1320— Price,  $1-25. 


S  IN  THE  CITY  OF  NEW- YORK." 

Six  per  cent,  per  annum  is  the  interest  for  discount  on 
all  notes  or  bills  not  having  more  than  sixty  days  to  run. 
Three  days  grace  are  allowed,  and  the  discount  taken  for 
the  same. 

AH  bills  or  notes  presented  for  discount,  must  be  left  at 
the  Bank  the  day  previous  to  discount  day,  enclosed  under 
a  sealed  cover,  directed  to  the  Cashier,  with  the  name  of 
the  person  on  whose  account  the  samte  is  offered. 

Bills  or  notes  lodged  at  the  Banks  for  collection,  are  col- 
lected free  of  expense,  except  when  protested  for  non- 
payment— the  person  lodging  the  same  pays  the  charge 
of  protest. 

Deposites  of  money,  or  notes  for  collection,  must  be  en- 
tered in  the  dealer's  book  at  the  time  such  deposite  is 
made.  » 

Gold  coins  of  France,  Great  Britain,  and  Spain,  are  re- 
served and  paid  at  the  Banks,  at  the  following  rates,  ac- 
cording to  an  act  of  Congress,  passed  April  29th,  1816  : 

viz.  -  'ym  ' 

Of  France — 87]-  cents  the  pennyweight. 
Of  Great  Britain— 88f  cents  do. 
Of  Spain— -84  cents  do. 
Silver  coins  are  received  at  the  Banks  as  follows 
For  one  crown,  110  cents, 
one  dollar,  100  cents. 
0,  j&ve  francs,  at  93T£j  cents. 
Pistareen,     20  cents. 


»  The  above  relates  to  the  most  recent  rules  and  regulations  for  the  <hlk  - 
-ent  Banks  in  this  Citv.  Conseqoently,  the  account  given  of  the  manner  o( 
transacting  business  with  these  Institutions,  together  with  the  value  ot  gold 
•nc!  silver  coins,  as  inserted  in  another  part  of  this  Registtr,  is  of  a  prior  date. 


CONTENTS. 


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.Page  \ 

Census  of  the  city  of  New-York  5 
Times  of  arrival  and  closing 

the  mail  6 
Rates  of  postage  ib. 
General  Post  Office  72 
Post  Office  law  77 
Post  Office  establishment  89—92 
Progress  of  the  Post  Office  de- 
partment 93 
Custom  House  New-York  54 
Rates  of  wharfage  7 
Law  relative  to  vessels  ib. 
List  of  duties  i  37 
Appraisers  of  merchandise  51 — 87 
Rates  of  coins  for  estimating  du- 
ties 51 
Allowance    for    leakage  and 

breakage  52 
Tares  allowed  at  the  Custom 

House  ib- 
Tares  allowed  by  Custom  53 
Fees  of  office  ib. 
Allowance  for  draft  54 
Act  for  the  deposite  of  wines  67 
Terms  of  credit  68 
Exports  of  the  United  States  69 
Ports  of  entry  and  delivery  of 

foreign  vessels  73 
Restrictions  on  importations  74 
Duty  of  masters  of  vessels  75 
Vessel  and  cabin  stores  '  il>. 
Importers  and  consignees  77 
Returned  cargo  79 
Mode  of  obtaining  drawback  on 

foreign  merchandise  ib. 
Information  generally  81 
Officers  of  the  Customs,  with  the  \ 
ports  of  entry  in  the  United 
States  81—84,  Go  i 

Public  appraisers  51 — j 

Banks  8,  9  I 

Insurance  Companies  11,12,13  » 
Chamber  of  Commerce  13  > 

Catalogue  of  ScudJei's  Museum  14  j 
Almanac  25  > 

Board  of  Navy  Commissioners  55  t 
Navy  Yards  ib.  i 

Flags  of  the  United  State^  56  \ 
United  States  Navv  58  i 


Page 

Navy  Agents  58 

Progress  and  prospects  of  the 
navy  59 

Captains  of  the  United  States 
navy  60 

Masters  Commandant  ib. 

Lieutenants  ib 

Late  promotions  61 

General  staff  of  the  United 
States  army  '  62 

Divisions  and  departments  of  the  . 
United  States  navy  63 

Aggregate  of  the  army  of  the  - 
United  States  58 

Organization  of  the  Executive 
dep.  of  the  United  States  >,j J  ^  £6 

President,  Vice  President,  Se- 
cretary of  State,  Secretary  of 
the  Treasury,  Secretary  of 
War,  and  Secretary  of  the 
Navy  56—57 

Attorney  General  ib. 

Departments  of  the  federal  go- 
vernment 12 

General  Post  Office,  United 
States  Mint,  Laud  Depart- 
ment, Judiciary,  District 
Judges,  Clerk*  to  the  Su- 
preme Courts,  &c.  &c.  ib. 
District  Attorneys,  Marshals  73 

Territorial  governments  ib. 

Intercourse  with  foreign  nations  63 

Ministers  Plenipotentiary  ib. 

Consuls  in  Great  Britain,  France 
and  Russia  63 

Ditto  in  Spain,  Portugal,  Swe- 
den, Denmark,  Holland,  the 
Hanse  Towns,  Tuscany,  Aus- 
tria, China,  Naples,  Barbary  64 

Ministers,  Consuls,  and  Com- 
missaries of  Foreign  Pow- 
ers residing  in  the  United 
States : 

From  France  ib. 

Great  Britain  '  65 

Russia  and  Spain  ib. 

Portugal,  Denmark,  Sweden; 
Norway,  Prussia,  Nether- 
lands 66)  (7 


CONTENTS. 


Foreign  consols  who  reside  in 
New- York  67 

Register  Act  82 

Consuls  and  Vice  Consuls  ib. 

United  States  patents  87 

Mode  of  application  for  ditto  ib. 

Sheriffs  in  the  State  of  New- 
York  70 

Number  of  Common  Schools  in 
the  State  of  New- York  71 

Rules  and  Orders  of  the  Com- 


mon Council  of  the  city  of 


!      -  ■  TS  Pa5e 

i     New  York  90 

[  Annual  Bill  of  Mortality  91 

!  College  of  Physicians  and  Sur- 

j     geons  94 

<  State  Medical  School  95 

'  Medico  Chirurgical  Society  of 

J     New  York  96 

'  New  York  Justices  ib. 

!  Alms  House  94—96 

!  Columbia  College  94 

New-York  Hospital  ib. 

;  New  York  Slate  Prison  M 


JYewspaptrs,  Prites  Current,  and  Shipping  List,  published  in 
this  City. 

New-York  Evening  Post,  No.  40,  William-Street. 
New-York  Daily  Advertiser,  Tontine  Coffee-House^ 
New- York  Gazette,  Hanover-Square. 
Mercantile  Advertiser,  No.  159,  Pearl-Street. 
Commercial  Advertiser,  No.  60,  Wall-Street*. 
Columbian,  No.  69,  Pine-Street. 
American,  No.  22,  Wall-Street. 

National  Advocate,  corner  of  William  and  Pine-Streets 
Ladies'  Literary  Cabinet,  opposite  the  Park,  Broadway 
Public  Sale  Report,  No.  95,  Pearl-Street. 
Price  Current,  No.  84,  Front-Street. 
Gospel  Herald,  No.  93,  Gold-Street; 


NEW-YORK  ANNUAL  ADVERTISER. 

V  W*/WVWW*VWVV>(VVVVVVVV%VVVV\W*VWVV\  VW  WV  W\  VW  W%  w*- 


INSURANCE  COMPANY 

(OFFICE  No.  55  WALL-STREET,) 
NEW-YORK. 
CAPITAL  OA'E  MILLION  OF  DOLLARS. 

INVESTED  IN  BONDS  AND  MORTGAGES,  AND  PUBLIC  STOCK. 

Incorporated  by  an  Act  of  the  Legislature  of  the  State  of  New-York, 
for  the  purpose  of  insuring  houses  and  other  buildings,  ships-in  port, 
merchandise,  and  other  personal  property,  from  loss  or  damage  by 
fire,  and  for  making  insurance  on  merchandise  in  (he  course  of  inland 
transportation,  and  on  lives. 

DIRECTORS. 

William  Henderson — John  Hone — ThomasL.  Ogden — Samuel  Hicks 
— Augustine  H.  Lawrence — Edward  H.Nicoll — Benjamin  W.Rogers — 
Peter  Remsen — William  Irving — Jonathan  Goodhue — Amasa  Jackson — 
Garrit  Storm — Peter  Schermerhorn.  jun. — John  Suydam — Nathaniel 
Prime — Samuel  M'Coun — Benjamin  W.  Coles — Goold  Hoyt — Peter 
Crary,  jun. — Henry  Thomas — Gamaliel  Smith— ^Henry  Beekman — 
Edward  R.  Jones — Archibald  Gracie — William  B.  Astor — Duncan  P. 
Campbell — William  North — Austin  L.  Sands — James  Thompson,  and 
Lewis  Larue. 

Proposals  for  Insuring  Houses,  Buildings,  Skips  and  their  Cargoes,  (in 

port  only)  Goods  and  Merchandise,  from  loss  or  damage  by  fire. 
Classes  of  Hazards,  and  Rates  of  Annual  Premiums. 

1st  Class  of  Hazards — Buildings  of  brick  or  stone,  covered  with  tile, 
slate  or  metal:  the  doors  and  windows  of  solid  iron.  Goods  not 
hazardous  therein,  22  cents  per  100  dolls. 

2rf.  Class  of  Hazards. —  Buildings  of  brick  or  stone,  covered  with  tile, 
slate  or  metal.    Goods  not  hazardous  therein,  23  cent?  per  100  dolls. 

3d  Class  of  Hazards — Buildings  of  brick  or  stone,  roofs  three-fifths 
of  tile,  slate  or  metal,  the  rest  shingled.  Goods  not  hazardous  therein, 
30  cents  per  100  dolls. 

4lh  Class  of  Hazards. — Buildings  of  brick  or  stone,  covered  with 
wood.  Goods  not  hazardous  therein,  37  1-2  cents  per  100  dolls. 

5th  Class  of  Hazards. — Buildings  of  frame,  filled  in  with  brick,  the  front 
entirely  of  brick.  Goods  not  hazardous  therein,  50  cents  per  100  dells. 

6/A  Class  of  Hazards. — Frame  buildings  filled  in  with  brick.  Goods 
not  hazardous  therein,  62  1-2  cents  per  100  dolls. 

Ttit  Class  of  Hazards. — Buildings  entirely  of  wood.  Goods  not 
hazardous  therein,  75  a  100  cents  per  100  dolls., 

Goods  not  hazardous,  are  such  as  are  usually  kept  in  dry  good  stores : 
including  also  household  furniture  and  linen,  cotton  iii  hales  <:o*Tpe, 
flour,  indigo,  potash,  rice,  sugars,  and  otticr  article*  not  combustible. 
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MERCEIN'S 


The  following  trades,  goods,  wares  and  merchandise,  are  considered 
Hazardous,  and  are  charged  with  12  1-2  cents  per  100  dolls,  in  addition 
to  the  premium  above-named,  for  each  class;  viz. 

Ship-chandlers,  chair  makers,  chocolate-makers,  sail-makers,  tavern- 
keepers,  tobacco  manufacturers,  china,  glass,  and  earthen-ware  in 
packages,  booksellers'  stock,  chip  and  straw  hats,  flax,  hemp,  groceries, 
including  spirituous  liquors,  oil,  pitch,  saltpetre,  tar,  turpentine. 

The  following  trades  Rnd  occupations,  goods,  wares  and  merchan- 
dise, are  deemed  extra  hazardous,  and  will  be  charged  25  cents  and 
upwards  per  100  dolls,  in  addition  to  the  premium  above  specified,  for 
each  class;  viz. 

Apothecaries  or  druggists,  boat-builders,  coach  makers,  soap-boilers, 
tallow-chandlers,  cabinet  makers,  carpenters  in  their  own  shops,  or  in 
buildings  erecting  or  repairing,  chemists,  China,  glass,  and  earthen-ware 
sellers, Coopers,  dyers,  founders,  musical  instrument  makers,  jewellers, 
and  all  manufactories  requiring  the  use  of  fire-heat;  aqua-forlis,  ether, 
gun-powder,  spirits  of  turpentine,  hay,  straw,  fodder,  and  grain  un- 
tbreshed. 

Grist  mills,  fulling  mills,  paper  mills,  saw-mills,  and  other  mills,  dis- 
telleries,  bakeries,  breweries,  malt-houses,  printing  offices,  book  binde- 
ries, and  sugar  refineries,  will  be  insured  as  special  rates  of  premium. 

N.  B.  Country  houses,  standing  detached  from  other  buildings,  though 
of  the  6th  or  7lh  classes,  will  be  iusured  at  60  cents  per  100  dolls. 

Barns  and  stables,  in  the  country,  at  75  cents  per  100  dolls. 

*„*  Ships  in  poit,,or  their  cargoes — and  ships  building  or  repairing, 
may  be  insured  against  fire. 

CONDITIONS  OF  INSURANCE. 

T.  Applications  for  insurance  on  property  out  of  the  city  of  New- 
York  must  be  in  writing,  and  specify  the  construction  and  materials  of 
Ihe  building  to  be  insured,  or  containing  the  property  to  be  insured  ; 
by  whom  occupied  ;  whether  as  a  private  dwelling,  or  otherwise,  and 
how  ;  its  situation  with  respect  to  contiguous  buildings,  and  their  con- 
struction and  materials  ;  whether  any  manufactory  is  carried  on  within 
or  about  it  ;  and  in  case  of  goods  ami  merchandise,  whether  or  not 
they  are  of  the  description  denominated  hazardous  or  txlra  hazardous. 
And  if  any  person  insuring  any  building  or  goods  in  this  office,  shall 
describe  the  same  otherwise  than  as  they  really  arc,  so  that  the  same 
be  insured  at  less  than  the  rate  of  premium  specified  in  the  printed 
proposals  of  the  company,  such  insurance  shall  be  void  and  of  no  effect. 

II.  No  insurance,  whether  original  or  continued,  shall  be  considered 
as  binding,  until  the  actual  payment  of  premium. 

III.  Goods  held  in  trust,  or  on  commission,  are  to  be  injured  as  such  : 
otherwise  the  policy  will  Dot  cover  sui-h  property. 

IV.  l'olicicsjpf  insurance,  subscribed- by  litis  company,  shall  not  be 
assignable,  without  the  consent  of  the  company,  expressed  by  endorse- 
ment made  thereon  In  case  of  assignment  without  such  consent, 
whether  ofihe. whole  policy,  or  of  any  interest  in  it.  the  liability  of 
Hie  comnjnpy. in  virtue  of  such  policy,  shall  thenceforth  cease. 

V.  Notrce  of  all  previous  insurances-  upon  property  insured  by  this 
oomnany,  shall  be  given  k)  them  in  writing,  at  or  before  the  lime  of 
their  making  insurance  therflR  ;  otherwise  the  policy  subscribed  by 
this  company  shall  be  of  no  effect.  And  in  case  of  subsequent  in- 
surances, on  property  insured  by  this  company,  notice  thereof  must 


.  coneern- 
. —racier  and  circum- 
or  persons  insured,  that  he,  she,  or  they,  really  and 
Oy  mislortune,  and  without  fraud  or  evil  practice,  hath  or  have  sustain- 
ed by  such  fire,  loss  or  damage  to  the  amount  therein  mentioned  ;  and 
until  such  proofs  or  declarations,  and  certificates  are  produced,  the  loss 
shall  not  be  deemed  payable. — Also,  if  there  appear  any  fraud  or  false 
swearing,  the  claimant  shall  forfeit  all  claim  by  virtue  of  this  policy. 

X.  Payment  of  losses  shall  be  mnde  in  sixty  days  after  the  loss  shall 
have  been  ascertained  and  proved,  without  any  deduction  whatever ; 
and  in  case  differences  shall  arise  touching  any  loss  or  damage,  it  may 
be  submitted  to  the  judgment  of  arbritrators  indifferently  chosen, 
whose  award  in  writing  shall  be  binding  on  the  parties. 

XI.  Insurance  may  be  made  for  seven  years,  by  paying  the  premium 
for  six  years  ;  and  for  a  less  number  of  years  than  seven,  a  reasonable 
discount  shall  be  allowed. 

XII.  Insurance  once  made,  may  be  continued  for  such  further  term 
as  may  be  agreed  on,  the  premium  therefor  being  paid  and  endorsed 
on  the  policy,  or  a  receipt  being  given  for  the  same;  arid  they  shall  be 
considered  as  continued  under  the  original  representation  in  so  far  as  it 
may  not  be  varied  by  a  new  representation  in  writing. 

WM.  HENDERSON,  President. 
RICHARD  DUNN,  Jun.  Secretary. 


PRIZES  Aw,  i  ^. 


SCHEME. 

2  Prizes  of  .   .   .   #25,000  .   .  1P\   .  #50,000 

3  do  Ht.  10,000    20,000 

2    <to.                   .    6,000  .  jdfci  .    .    .  10,000 

ae  do  j.ooo  ......  30,000 

15   do.  .  0.    .    .    .     600  .    .  7  .    .   .  7  500 

100    do                            100  .....    .  10,000 

4,"87,5   do                           20   97,600 


5,02ft  PRIZES.  •  3226,000 
9,974  BLANKS. 


16,000  tflCKETS— JVW  Two  Blanks  to  a  Prize. 
The  Drawing  oinmenced  on  tbe  22d  May. 

TICKETS  AND  SHARES  FOR  SALE  AT 

.Vo.  137  Broadway,  two  doors  north  of  the  City-Hotel,  JVew-  York  ;  No.  11 
South  Third-street,  Philattlphia ;  No.  182  Market-street,  Baltimore; 
and  Pennsylvania  Avenue,  Washington  City  : 

VtUio  sold  in  the  First  Class,  the  Capital  Prize  of  #30,000,  and  many 
smaller  ones;  in  the  Second  Class,  the  Capital  Prize  of  #30,000,  one  of 
#5,000,  and  a  number  of  #1,000:  in  the  late  Medical  Science  Lottery, 
a  Prize  of  #20,000,  and  other  Prizes  to  a  large  amount  :  and  iu  the  Na- 
tional Lottqpr,  two  Prizes  of  #5,000,  and  many  of  #1,000. 


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MAILS.  , 

TIMES  OF  ARRIVAL  AND  CLOSING  THE  MAILS. 

I.  The  Eastern  Mail 

Is  closed  every  day  at  half  past  7  o'clock,  A.M.  and  arrives  every 
day  at  6  A.M. 

II.  The  Southern  Mail 

Is  closed  every  dav  at  1  o'clock,  P.M.  and  arrives  every  day  at 
6  o'clock,  A.M. 

III.  The  Northern  Mail. 

Duriug  the  Steam-Boat  season,  the  North  River  Steam-Boat  mails 
will  be  closed  every  Monday,  Wednesday,  Friday,  and  Saturday,  at 
4  o'clock,  P  M.  for  Albany  and  northern,  and  for  the  following  inter- 
mediate towns  on  the  Hudson  River,  to  wit,  Newburgh,  Poughkeepsie, 
Kingston, Catskill,  Hudson,  West-Point  and  Fishkill  landing :  and  mails 
will  be  received  in  return  every  Tuesday,  Thursday,  Saturday,  and 
Sunday. 

The  Northern  Mail  (called  the  Steam-Boat  Mail)  is  despatched  by 
land  on  the  east  side  of  the  Hudson,  every  Tuesday,  Thursday,  and 
Saturday,  and  is  closed  at  8  A  M.  during  the  suspension  of  navigation. 

The  Mail  on  the  east  side  of  the  Hudson,  via  Poughkeepsie  to  Alba- 
ny, is  closed  every  Monday,  Wednesday,  and  Friday,  at  11  o'clock, 
A.M.  and  arrives  every  Tuesday,  Thursday,  and  Saturday,  at  8  o'clock, 
P.M. 

The  Northern  Way  Mail,  between  New-York  and  Albany,  on  the 
west  side  of  the  Hudson,  is  closed  every  Tuesday,  Thursday,  and  Satur- 
day, at  2  o'clock,  P.M. — The  Western  Mails,  via  Newburgh,  Owego, 
&icAo  Geneva,  are  despatched  with  this  Mail. 

IV.  The  Long  IslandMail 
Is  closed  every  Wednesday,  at  6  o'clock,  P?^Knd  arrives  the  same 

day  in  the  forenoon. 

P  O  STA  G  E. 

RATES  OF  POSTAGE. 
The  following  rates  of  postage  are  charged,  conformable  to  an  act  of 


Congress. 

On  Single  Letters. 
For  any  distance  not  esceeding  30  miles         ...       6  cents'. 

Over  30,  and  not  oyer  80  miles  10 

Over  80,  and  not  over  150  miles  12  1-2 

Over  160,  and  not  over  400  miles  18  1-2 

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Double  Letters,  or  those  composed  of  two  pieces  of  paper,  doable 
those  rates.  .od  many 

Triple  Letters,  or  those  composed  of  three  pieces  of  papejo.OOO,  one  ot 
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Packets,or  letters  composed  of  four  or  more  pieces  of  paper,  or  one  or 
more  other  articles,  and  weighing  one  ounce  avoirdupois,  quadruple 
those  rates,  and  in  that  proportion  for  all  .greater  weight. 

Ship  Letters)  not  carried  by  mail,  are  chargeable  with  6  cents. 
Newspapers. 

Each  paper  carried  not  over  10O  miles      ....   1  cent. 
Over  100  miles  -      -  |M 

But  if  carried  to  any  place  within  the  state  where  printed,  whatever 
be  the  distance,  the  rate  is  only  one  cent. 

Magaanes  and  Pamphlets. 

Are  rated  by  the  sheet. 

Carried  not  over  50  miles  1  cent. 

Over  60,  aod  not  over  100  11-2 

Over  100  miles        .-a  ;-\     ...      -      -       -  2 

But  pamphlets  are  not  to  be  received  or  conveyed  by  post  on  the 
main  line,  or  any  cross  road  where  the  mail  is  large. 

Letters  and  Newspapers  are  delivered  out  of  the  office  every  day 
(except  Sundays)  at  all  hours,  from  the  rising  to  the  setting  of  the  sun: 
and  on  Sunday,  from  9  to  10,  A.  M  and  from  1  to  2  P.  M. 

If  a  Letter  or  Memorandum  in  writing  is  contained  in  any  newspaper, 
the  person  who  deposites  the  same  forfeits  FIVE  DOLLARS,  and  the 
package  becomes  liable  to  letter  postage. 


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RATES  OF  WHARFAGE. 
The  owners  of  wharves  are  allowed  by  law  to  ask  and  receive  the 
following  rates  of  wharfage,  for  all  vessels  using  their  wharves  respec- 
tively, that  is  to  say,  for  every  vessel 
Under  the  burden  of  50  tons,  at  the  rate  of  50  cents  per  day. 
50  tons  and  under  100  tons     -      -       62  5  do 
150  do      -       -      75  "do 
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400  do      -      -     137  do 
460  do      -      -     150  do 
500  do      ••     162         do  I 
650  do      •      •     175  do 
600  do      -      -     187  do 
And  12  1-2  cents  per  day.  for  every  50  tons  above  600  tons,  iu  addition 
to  the  rate  last  mentioned.  if 
Whenever  anyvessel  shall  be  brought  to  any  dock  or  wharf  to  repair 
or  careen,  and  it  is  found  necessary  to  erect  any  stage  on  the  sides  of 
the  said  vessel,  or  bring  any  boat  alongside,  the  owners  of  the  wharf 
may  receive  33  1-3  per  cent  in  addition  to  the  above,  yessels  fastened 
to  others  on  the  docks,  pay  half  wharfage. 


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150 

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250 

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300 

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350 

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400 

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450 

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A  Law  of  the  Corporation  enacts  that  vessels  which  lie  at  the  public 
docks  by  the  year,  are  required  to  move  their  situation  once  in  21  days, 
except  between  the  20lh  day  of  December  and  the  20th  day  of  March, 
in  each  year. 


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B JINKS  LY  THE  CITY  OF  NEW-  YORK 

The  interest  for  discount  in  the  banks  in  (his  city  is  fixed  at  six  per 
cent,  per  annum,  upon  notes  or  bills  not  having  more  than  sixty  days  to 
run.  Three  days  of  grace  arc  allowed,  and  the  discount  taken  for 
the  same. 

Every  bill  or  note  offered  for  discetv.t  must  be  delivered  on  the  day 
preceding  the  day  of  discount,  enclosed  under  a  sealed  cover,  directed 
to  (he  cashier,  advising  the  name  of  the  person  on  whose  account  it  rs 
offered. 

Money  left  at  the  bank  may  he  drawn  at  pleasure,  free  of  expense; 
but  no  draft  to  be  paid  beyond  th»  balance  of  accounts. 

Bills  or  notes  lodged  at  the  banks  for  collection,  will  be  noticed  for 
payment,  and  money  collected  free  of  expense  Incase  of  non-pay- 
ment and  protest,  the  charge  of  protest  must  be  paid  by  the  person 
lodgingthe  bill.  , 

Payments  made  at  the  banks  are  to  be  examined  at  the  lime,  as  no 
deficiency  afterwards  suggested  can  be  admitted. 

Gold  coins  of  England  and  Portugal  arc  received  and  paid  at  the 
banks  at  the  rates  established  by  an  Act  of  Congress,  which  became  a 
law  in  July,  1793;  viz.  89  cents  per  pennyweight ;  and  those  of  France 
and  Spain,  and  the  dominions  of  Spaiu,  are  rated  87  cents  the  penny- 
weight. 

Silver  coins  are  received  at  the  bank  as  follows: 
For  1  crown  110  cents  For  1  pistareen20  cents 


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Half  Dime 

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One  Cent 

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Half  CendHk 

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1  dollar  100  do 

Weights  of  the  Federal  coins. 

One  Eagle 
Half  Eagle 
Quarter  Eagle 
One  Dollar 
Half  Dollar 

BANK  OF  NEW-YOfflP^ 

32  Wall  Street 

Incorporated  in  March,  1791— to  endure  until  2d  Tuesday  in  May, 
1811    Charier  was  renewed  until  2d  Tuesday  in  May,  1820. 
Capital  950,000  dollars. 
Officer  elected  the  2d  Tuesday  in  May. 
Matthew  Clarkson,  President.  —  Charles  Wilkes,.  Caj/zi'er. 
Notes  for  discounts  must  he  offered  on  M-ndays  and  Wednesdays. 
Dividends  are  declared  1st  May,  and  1st  November. 
H.  &E.  Wilkes,  Notaries. 

"A    MANHATTAN  COMPANY, 

23  irall-Slrcet. 

Incorporated  in  1799    Charter  unlimited. 
▼Entire  capital  2,00«000  dollars 
Offioers  appointed  the  first  Tuesday  in  Decr;ober. 
Henry  Remsen  President.— Robert  White,  Cashier. 


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Notes  must  be  offered  on  Wednesdays  and  Saturdays. 
Dividends  are  declared  10th  July  and  lOtb  December. 
John  G.  Bogert,  Notary. 

MERCHANTS'  BANK, 
25  Wall  Strut. 
Instituted  in  1803.  Incorporated  March  26,  1806.  To 
endure  until  the  first  Tuesday  in  June,  1818. 
Capital  1,400,000  dollars. 
Officers  elected  the  1st  Tuesday  in  June. 
Richard  Varick.  President. — G.  B.  Vrooui,  Cashier. 
Notes  must  be  offered  on  Tuesdays  and  Thursdays. 
Dividends  declared  1st  June  and  1st  December. 
Isaac  L.  Kip,  Notary. 

UNION  BANK, 
17  Wall  Street. 
Incorporated  March,  1811.    To  endure  until  1831. 
Capital  1,800,000  dollars. 
Officers  elected  the  first  Monday  in  March. 
Amasa  Jackson,  President—  John  Low,  Cashier. 
Notes  must  be  offered  Mondays  and  Thursdays^ 
Dividends  are  declared  1st  November  and  1st  May. 
John  I.  Sickles,  Notary. 

BANK  OF  AMERICA, 
30  Wall  Street. 
Officers  elected  first  Monday  in  May. 
Chartered  1812  for  twenty  years. 
Capital  4,000,000  dollars. 
Thomas  Buckley,  President. — Jobs.  Burra!,  Vice  President. — George 
*"ewboldr  Casliier.  . 
ndays  and  Thursdays. 
,ry  aod  July. 


Notes  must  be  offei 
Dividends  declared 
David  Cod  wise,  Notar 


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CITY  BANK, 
38  Wall  Sired. 


Incorporated  1612  for  twenty  years. 
Officers  elected  first  Tuesday  in  June. 
Capital  2,000,000  dollars. 
P.  Stagg,  President. — Samuel  Flewwelling,  Cashiir 
Notes  must  be  offered  on  Saturdays  and  Wednesdays. 
Dividends  declared  1st  November  and  1st  May. 
Michael  Ulshoeffer,  Notary.  «>  % J^^f^^^ 

John  T.  Irving,  Morney. 

■  •*  New- York  Manufacturing  Company, 
24  Wall  Street. 
Charter  dated  loth  June,  1812,  for  twenty  year- 
Style  altered  in  1817  to 
PHEMX  BANK 
Presenf  capital  700,000  dollar? 


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Officers  elected  first  Tuesday  in  July. 
James  Boggs,  President  —  David  I.  Greene,  Cashier- 
Notes  must  be  offered  Tuesdays  and  Fridays. 
Dividends  declared  1st  JanuaVy  and  July. 
William  Van  Hook,  Notary. 

BRANCH  BANK  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES,  NEW-YORK. 
Office  65  Broadway. 
Charter  dated  March  3d,  1816.  for  20  years. 
Directors  fleeted  on  the  first  Thursaav  in  January. 
Capital  35,000,000  dollars,  or  3  >0,CX>0  sha.  es  at  100  dollars. 
United  States  hold  70,000  shares,  being  7,000,000  dollars,  in  five  per 
cent  stock. 

Individual  subscription,  280,000  shares,  beinp,  28,000,000  dollars. 
Isaac  Lawrence.  President — Lynde  Cutlin,  Cashier.  Su  ', 
Maltby  Gelston,  Notary. — John  L.  Lawrence,  Attorney. 

MECHANICS'  BANK, 

16  Wall  Street 

Incorporated  23d  March,  1810,  with  a  capital  of  1,500,000  dollars. 
To  endure  until  2d  Tuesday  in  April,  1832.    In  1811  increased 
Jtepiial  to  2,000,000  dollars. 
Officers  elected  first  Tuesday  in  April. 
Jacob  Lorillard,  President. — John  Fleming,  Casliier. 
Notes  must  be  offered  on  Tuesdays  and  Fridays 
Dividends  are  declared  1st  February  and  1st  August. 
John  T.  Irving,  A'otaty. 

FRANKLIN  BANK, 
1  Franklin  Square. 
Charter  dated  21st  April.  1818—  Eggtos  in  1832. 
Capital  500,000  dolj^H 
Officers  i-iected  in  J^^^HP 
Samuel  Leggett,./>r«t//>.n/. — H.  Pos^ronr.  Cashier. 
Notes  offered  »n  Mondays  and  Fridays. 
Dividends  declared  12th  February  and  12th  August. 
Robert  Bogardus,  Attorney. —  William  Seaman,  3  Peck-slip,  A'olary. 

PATTERSON  BANK. 

Capital  200,000  dollars. 
Charter  dated  17th  Februn  y,  1818.  Privileged  for  20  years. 
Directors  elected  3d  Friday  in  April. , 
Daniel  Holsman,  President: — Andrew  Parson^,  Cashier. 
Notes  for  discount  must  be  offered  Mondays  and  Thursdays. 
L  Dividends  declared  1st  April  and  October. 
Th.  Dickerson,  Notary  and  Attorney. 

*  JERSEY  BANK. 

Incorporated  in  1818.  Capital  200,000 
S.  P.  Durand,  President. — G.  Kissam,  Cashier. 
Discount  every  Tuesday. 


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INSURANCE  COMPANIES. 

NEW-YORK  INSURANCE  COMPANY. 

Office  34  Walt  Street.  • : 

Incorporated  April  2d.  1793—  Capital  500,000  dollars. 
Directors  elected  the  2d  Monday  in  January. 
Charles  M'Evers,  Pres.   Wynant  Vanzandt,  Adam  Treadwell,  .toil.'. 

Charles  6.  Shipman,  Secretary. 
Dividends  arc  declared  1st  Monday  in  January  and  July. 

MUTUAL  INSURANCE  COMPANY. 

JsSS^U-    Qffi*ce  52  Wall  Street. 

Incorporated  March  23,  1798— and  renewed  in  1S09.    To  endure  until 
1824— Capital  500.000  dollars. 
Directors  elected  1st  Tuesday  in  April. 
Gabriel  Yurman,  Pretidcnt. — John  Pintard,  Secretary. 
Dividends  are  paid  1st  June  and  1st  December. 

WASHINGTON  INSURANCE  COMPANY. 
Office  William,  corner  of  John. 
lustituted  June,  1801.    Incorporated  March  IS,  1814. 
*     Charter  unlimited.— Capital  500,000  dollars. 
Directors  elected  1st  Tuesday  in  April 
James  Swords,  President — Peter  Hawes,  Secretary. — John  E.  West, 
Surveyor  and  Clerk. 
Dividends  declared  1st  of  February  and  August. 

PH(ENIX  INSURANCE  COMPA.NV. 
Office  47  Wall  Street. 

Incorporated  March  2,  1807. 

Capita!  500,000  dollars. 
Directors  elected  io  January. 

OCEjjBteURA.NCE  COMPANV.  ^ 
m^Kp4o  Wall 
Incorporated  March  2d,  1810. 
Capital  500,000  dollars.   Willi  privilege  to  increase  to  750,000  dolls. 

Directors  elected  2d  Monday  in  January.  . 
•Ab'in.  Ogden,  Pres. — N.  G.  Rutgers,  Vice  Pres.—  Samuel  Stansbury, 
Secretary. 

Dividends  declared  1st  Monday  in  January  and  July. 

NEW-YORK  FIREMEN  INSURANCE  COMPANY 
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Incorporated  April,  1810.  V.  pMKij 
Capital  500,000  d  >llai  s  i^d^^ff^ 
Directors  elected  2d  Monday  in  December.  ™ 
Thomas  C.  Butler  Pres.  —William  Mc  Neal,  Secretary. 
Dividends  are  declared  2d  Tuesday  in  May  and  N'ovembei 


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EAGLE  FIRE  COMPANY. 
Office  59  Wall-street. 
Directors  elected  2d  Tuesday  in  January, 
incorporated  1806.    In  1811  obtained  a  privilege  of  insuring  on  lives. 
Capital  500,000  dollars,  with  privilege  to  increase  to  1,000,000  dollars. 

Edward  W.  Laight.  Pres. — John  D.  Meyer,  Secretary. 
Dividends  declared  in  January  and  July. 

GLOBE  INSURANCE  COMPANY. 
Office  55  Wall-street. 
Incorporated  1814. 
Capital  1,000,000  dollars. 
Directors  elected  1st  Monday  in  February. 
William  Henderson,  Pres.—  Richard  Dunn,  jr.  Secretary. 
Dividends  are  declared  2d  Tuesday  in  June  and  December. 

AMERICAN  INSURANCE  COMPANY  OF  NEW-YORK. 
Office  51  Wall-street. 
Incorporated  March  1st,  1S15. 
Capital  500,000  dollars. 
Directors  elected  2d  Tuesday  in  May. 
William  Nelson,  jun.  Pres. — Wm.  Craig,  Assist. — Munson  Haight,  Sec'ry. 
Dividends  declared  2d  Tuesday  in  May  and  November. 

NATIONAL  INSURANCE  COMPANY. 
Office,  47  Wall-street. 
Incorporated  April,  1815. 
Capital  500,000  dollars. 
Directors  elected  2d  Monday  in  January. 
Frederick  Depeyster,  Pres. — Richard  M.  Lawrence,  Assist. — John  I. 

Jones,  Sec'ry. 
Dividends  declared  January  and  July. 

PACIFIC  INSURANCE  C^PANY. 
Office,  49  Wall-sj|Hk 

Incorporated  1815 — coromenaBBJPmiess  1S17. 
Capital  500,000  dollars. 
Directors  elected  3d  Monday  in  January. 
Jonathan  H.  Lawrence,  Pres. — Lewis  Larue,  Assist. — Walter  R. 
Jones.  •  Stc'ry. 

Dividends  declared  1st  Mondays  in  January  and  July. 

FIREMEN  INSURANCE  COMPANY. 
Office,  56  Wall-street. 
Chartered  April,  1810. 
Capital  500,000  dollars. 
Officers  elected  2d  Monday  in  December. 
Thomas  C.  Butler,  Pret.— John  Whetten.  Assistant. — William  M£Neil 
Sec'ty. 

Dividends  declared  2d  Tuesday  in  May  and  November. 


Officers  elected  2d  Monday  in  January. 
Elisha  Tibbets,  Prts.—J.  Wortbington,  Sec  ry. 

FULTON  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY 
Office,  33  Park. 
Incorporated  April  2,  1819. 
Capital  500,000  dollars. 
Directors  elected  last  Montiay  in  January. 
Anthony  L.  Underbill,  President. — O.  H.  Hicks,  Secretary. 

MECHANICS'  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY. 

Capital  500,000  dollars. 
Incorporated  in  April,  1819. 
John  Franklin,  Prtndmi^gaw^m'm  Crane,  Secretary. 

MERCHANTS^^Hfe  INSURANCE  COMPANY 
cfice,  62  Wall-street. 

Incorporated  in  April,  1819. 

Capital  500,000  dollars .  ■ 
Jonathan  Lawrence,  President — Charles  Lamton  Secretary. 
Dividends!  2d  Monday  in  January  and  July. 

UMON  INSURANCE  COMPANY. 
Office,  56  Wall-it. 

Samuel  A.  Lawrence,  President. — Charles  Rhind,  Assistant. 
James  Ren  wick,  Irtuarif. 

V,,.   .:\  J.  Van  Ua^enen.  Secretary.  •> 

Incorporated  31>t  March,  1819,  with  a  perpetual  Charter  for  Life 
Insurance,  and  until  1840  for  Marine  Insurance. 

Capital  d-JO.OOO  dollars. 

Of  which  100.000  dollar;  is  stenreu  upon  bond  and  mortgage,  and 
rnade  liable  for  the  business  of  '.lie  life  department. 

Officers  elected  2d  Monday  in  January. 

Dividends  payable  1st  January  and  1st  July. 


AN  ABRIDGED  CATALOGUE  OF  THE 

Principal  Natural  and  Artificial  Curiosities, 
NOW  I N  T  H  E  AMERICAN  MUSEUM. 

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BIRDS,  containing  G75,  from     which  produce  the  finest  dowr 
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among  which  are—  13'  JJal«  «nd  female  (i.-neii 

;*      d  22  Ditto  Great  Northern  Divert 

1 .  Otlrich,  of  S.  A.  23  uillo  Se,  Lo       0,  Great  Di 

2.  Male  and  female  Albelro.  from     ver      kh  ,hcir 

the  C.  of  Good  Hope,  measux- 24  0„,Penguil„  £oal  GolPsJj. 
lag  13  feet  from  tip  to  tip  ol    lmil<s  &M 

il"1.8''  ,  ,      ,  „        125  Do  Created  do  from  Ii 

3.  Male  and  female  crown  He(onj|  AicenaionJ 
from  Africa,  4  feel  l»?:h.  26  Vo  Grouaefrou.  the 

4.  Do.  great  Mack  hack  Gullsl  Moimtail„ 
5  from  Newfoundland.  .  27  Do  Can.au  Back. 

Do  King  Buds  ot  Paradi.e—  23  Vo  ShovdlerJi 

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12  Black  Stvan  from  Botany  Bay 

13  Male  ami  female  Se<i  Eagle 

14  White  do  of  Em  ope 

15  M  an-!  F.  non«dft;ript  Brandt 

16  Hooded  Crow  I  Gerofanv 
lT45re.it  Widow  Uirdaof  Africa 
18  Koek  Mj!iakii),cf'S  A  wit 

habitation,  when  lirui^Dai  nci  - 
er  been  discorered,  Ihey  build- 
ing their  nests  in  caverus  and 

'  ditts  itncccssihle,  or  iu  cxtiu 
guUhahle  volcanoes, 

l9The  celebrated  Jttir.o,  from  |b< 
„  JE.  tndici 


32  4  i  Huinmin;;  Birds  of  varion 
climates,  with  nests,  e^gs  an<l 
young 

A  beautiful  FOREST  SCENE- 
comprising  Birds^asts  nudRtp- 
t'7«,  among  which  are— 

1  A  beautiful  spotted  Sfagg  killed 
at  Phtlsburgh,  April  1817;  the 
only  one  oTihe  kind  ever  ex- 
hibited in  Aoiuiica 

2  Staggfroin  Pennsylvania 

3  Fnvm  from  Long-Island 

i  Female  Conger  "from  Missouri, 


M  Couger  of  Africa  9  feel  lonr 
6  Conger  of  NA  This  beautiful 
animal  was  drowned  in  endea- 
vouring to  cross  the  Hudson 
River  30  miles  from  (his  city, 
1818.     Is7  f  6  in.  long;  and  is 
placed  upon  a  tree  in  (hi  atti- 
tude of  taking  his  prey 
Mile  wolf  (jf  Ncilh  America 
Royal  Tigres*  of  Asia  with  3 
whelp*,  which  she  produced  ia 
this  City  June  I,  1«09 
f*tf»dgerofN  America 

10  Oilers  of  N  and  S  \tnerica 

11  Two  beautiful  Antelopes 

12  Wiack  Racoon  of  Missouri 

13  Tiger  Cat  and  oilier;, 

14  Au  ent-rixi'  U'  Alack  /***a  in  the 
alliiude  of  attacking  Wild  Cats 

15  PuwhaorS  Am  Wild  Turkey 
itf  Snow  Owl  me  isuring  5  ft  4in. 

17  fcald  Ea(;lt  destroying  Vmcr 

18  Alligator  !0f  loig  fr  Mi«ii«ipi 
1J  Sua  Cmsmclor  I7fl  Gin  f  6  A 
2.  Sachem  of  LI  3  ft  long 

With  elegant  scenery  to  corres- 
pond 

JG  case*  QUADR1IPEI  S 
1  GrenlBlk  Z>ear  of  K  A  weigh- 
ing 70011m 
2Polaror  ^reat  y?htteh^ar  weigh- 
ing 90011)8  Newfoundland- 

3  A  Sheep  with  5  legs  and  6  feat 

4  Ichneumon  of  Egypt 

5  Braid  ian  Weaxlfl 


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*  Peccary  or  Brazilian  Hoj. 
7  A  great  varitty  of  Baboons  and 

Monkeys 
t  Agouti,  or  )■  nosed  Cavey  S  A 

9  M  Mc  Moogooz  from  Afiica 

10  M.  and  f  Ant  Enter-.  ' d  voung 
»2  Beaver  and  Sloth  of  S  A 

13  M  and  f  Pole  Cats  of  N  A 

14  Miuks  and  weasels  of  N  A 

15  Antelope  of  India 

16  Porcupines  from  various  part 
19 Two  beautiful  L    p  ■  1  Seals 

m  and  f  taken  in  tlie  Hudson  R 

20  7  8  and  9  band(d  Armadillo, 

21  A  Beautiful  Sea  Wolf 

22  Fur  Seal  from  GofTs  bland 

23  Great  Dragon  Iguana 

24  Fringed  ditto 

25  Foui  Lizard  ditto  S  A 

26  An  Elegant  Aid.  Crocodile 

27  Three  varieties  of  Camelion- 

FiSfl. 

1  The  Whale  killer  of  ihe  6  S-a 
when  Hving  weighed  18cwt.  7fi 

2  Bottle  uosed  PorpoUe 

3  Herring  Hog  Porpoise  N  Aui. 

4  Lance  tooth  ditto 

5  Ground  SI. ark  of  N  America 
7  Sling  Rav,  or  great  Devil  Fish 
I  A  beautiful  Dolphin  with  all  hi  - 

original  colours 
9  Great  Porcupine  and  wolf  Fish 

11  Great  and  »oia)l  Dorce,  Trunk 
f  Fbh.  Tetrodan  and  Puffer  Fish 
1C  Pin  Cushion  and  Cuttle  Fish 


7  Coach  Whip  and  Water  Snakt 

9  Rattle,  Glass,  and  Riband  StiL. 

10  Copper  head  »r  Pilot 
IS  Spotted  and  striped  Garter  £ 
1 7  Bead  and  Black  Snake 
IS  Ground  Adder,  etc 

I  If  SECTS. 
The  Elepbaut,  Rhinoceros  and 

6:..r  Beetles 
5  vai  teties  of  diatnond  ditto 

5  do  of  the  Tarantula  or  deadly 
poison  Spider 

4  do  Scarpion,  3  do  Nun  Flies 

6  do  ol Locusts — and  a  variety  of 
r  beautiful  Injects 

PNCHOLOGY. 
Xion  of  hcauiiful  Shell 
sting  of  more  than  3000 
from  all  parts  of  the  world 

1  The  Ethiopian  or  Imp.  Crown 

2  Specimens  ol  tne  Chama  Oys- 
ter weighing  2091bs 

3  Paper  Nautilus  or  Argonaut 

4  Chamber  Nautilus 
Elegant  specimens  of  Scorpion; 

6  Handsome  collect,  of  Conger; 

7  Pyramid  and  Porcupine  So  ell; 
R  Sea  Urchin 

9  A  beautiful  coi  of  Scollopi 
lfl  Hottentot  and  Conger  Venut 

13  Silk  Muscle 

14  King  and  Queen  Conchs  etc. 
M  ,  I  cttih  and  Coint, 


6dool  Lo 


And  a  great  variety  of  Lobster.  1  A  native  Rock  Crystal  found 


Craw  Fi»h,  Crabs,  etc* 
REPTILES. 

1  A  8nake  whh  2  perfect  heads 

2  DouMe  headed  Snake  of  Jan 
9  Paddle  Snake  and  Viper 

'  Stump  tail  aad  Crane  Stakes 


a  silver  mine  730  Miles  fro 
Mexico,  weighing  212  Ifcjfc 

2  A  Collection  Lead  Mineral  with 
ty  of  w.  and  yellow  tiff. 

3  Beautiful  specimens  of  Crys- 
tal Quart*,  Kingston  N  T 

i  Piece  of  Crystal,  f  Atheifi  N  V 


5  Piece  of  Ch.  Mount.  Swifzerl. 

6  Piece  of  the  Rack  of  Gibraltar 

7  Specimen  of  marble  Ad  Cart  ha. 
3  and  9  do  from  various  countries 

10  Lava  from  M.  Etna  and  Vesuv. 

11  (Jit  ol  various  kinds 

12  Piece  of  Agate,  from  Switzer, 
A  large  collection  of  Silver  and] 

Coppei  COINS  of  all  nations 
PETRIFACTIONS. 
Such  as  Wood,0ys(ert,  Clams. 

A  very  large  collection  of  Imple- 
ments of  war  of  all  the  Savage 
Nations — such  as 

Death  malls,  death  clubs,  battle 
>  '  •  •  --  paddles,  stoue  axes.ca- 
noes,  etc  etc. 

A  variety  of  Articles  fromChina, 
such  as  Mandarine  Caps,men's 
and  women's  shoes  etc. 
AyTIQUITIES. 

1  Cross  Bow  Wm.Tel! 

2  Sword  of  Columbus.  Jug  and 
Sugar  dish,  found  in  the  ruins 
of  Pumpey 

iSugai  disb,etc  found  in  the  niins 
of  Herculaneum 

5  An  Ancient  Mortar  cast  in  1595 
representing  Crucifixion  ot" 
our  Saviour,  etc  etc 

6  Representation  of  Virgin  Mary 
with  the  infant  Jesus  in  her  aims 
— made oTW  Elephant's  tusk 

Another  oflbe  same  executed 
at  Naples  out  of  White  Ma  rble 

8  Cannon  Discharger  reign  Q.  An 

9  Match  Lock  from  Winds.  Castl 
ISA  Pitcher  inthe  shape  of  & 

man,  from  city  of  Conception 
11  Stained  glass  from  ancieat 
Cathedral  a(  Paris 


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12  Piece  of  marble  column  from 
the  ruins  of  Pompey,  etc. 
lHiMC:llamous,Natural  an<T  Ar- 
tificial Curiosities 

1  An  Indian  Mummy 

2  Jaw  of  a  Whale,  300  piec.  bone 

3  Head  of  tne  Barhamisa 

4  Teeth  of  the  Mammoth 

5  Tusk  of  the  Hippopolamns 

6  Horn  of  Rhinoceros;  Uoicorn 

7  Ball  of  hair  taken  from  stomach 
of  a  Cow 

8  3  bat)*  do  from  a  Hog  ml  lOlb. 

9  Humnn  bone  end.  in  petrefact. 

10  Ja«-  bone  of  a  ver.  large  shark 

11  M  ami  F  Lion  Skins 

12  Elki,  Horns, Wasp's  nest  S.A. 

13  M.trMe  representing  celestial 
and  terrestrial  object? 


J5Miniature  model  of  the  Pa- 
lace of  St.  Cloud,  on  which  arc 
144  moving  figures  built  of  bon 

16  View  of  Yorkminster  Abbey 

17  Ancient  Palace  of  Roienhurg 

18  Models.  ofll.B.  M.  ships  Al 
exander  and  Nelson  80  aud  84 
guns,  one  6  in.  in  length  and 
built  of  Bone 

22  Model  of  an  auciest  block 
houtc  in  Italy 

23  Model  of  celebr.  F  Ouilloline 

24  Models  of  Bonaparte's  famous 
Fly  ins*  Artillery  waggons  elc 

25  A  piece  of  ancient  tapestry 
executed  in  needlework  1625 

SCULPTURE,  etc. 
BuM  of  Leo  X   This  bust  is 


cientSculpture 

2  Benjamin  Franklin,  in  marble 

3  SleepingCupid,  exquisite 
Also  Gen.  Washington,  Empe- 
ror and  Empress  Bonaparte.etc 

WAX  FIGURES. 

1  Sleeping  Beauty  and  Infant 

2  Goddess  of  Liberty 
SGenias  of  America 

4  Fair  Daughter  of  Columbia 

5  Grecian  Beauty 

6  Daniel  Lambert,  when  alire 
weighing;  739  lbs. 

7  Group.  Witch  of  Endor,  etc. 

8  A  native  of  Prince  Wm.  Sound 

9  Princess  of  Owhyhee 

10  Prince       ditto  , 
A  N.  American  warrior  Z 

12  Aruch  BirberofM 


a  beautiful   specimen  of  an 

GRAND  COSMORAMIC  VIEWS, 
Comprising  between  30  and  40  handsome  Views  ;  among  which 
are  Rome,  Amiens,  Port  Vatican,  Mounts  Etna  and  Vesuvius, 
China,  Naples,  Mount  Lebanon,  Egypt,  Grand XJairo,  4*c.  4-c  4-c. 
AMERICAN  NAVAL  VICTORIES, 
Among  which  are  the  Captures  of  the  Gurriere,  Macedonian,  Fro- 
lic, Java,  Peacock,  4"C-  4-c.  4"C 

PAINTINGS  and  ENGRAVINGS, 
A  very  handsome  collection,  too  numerous  to  mention. 


FANCY 
WINDSOR 


JOHJYK  COWPERTHWMTE, 

Informs  his  Friends  and  the  Public,  that  he  has  on  hand,  at  his 
long  established  Factory, 

No.  4  Chatham-Square, 
Extending  through  to  No.  2  Catherine-Street,  New-York, 
An  elegant  and  large  assortment  of  Curled  Maple,  Mahogany, 
Bronze  and  painted  Fancy  Chairs;  likewise  an  assortment  of 
Windsor  Chairs,  Settees,  &c.  of  the  Newest  Fashions,  and  war- 
ranted well  finished,  which  he  offers  for  sale,  on  the  most  rea- 
sonable and  accommodating  terms. 

*  *  All  orders  will  be  thankfully  received,  and  attended  to 
with  punctuality  and  despatch.  A  liberal  allowance  to  Shippers. 

N  B.  Old  Chairs  painted,  repaired,  and  re-gilt.  -All  kinds  of 
Copal  Varnish  for  sale.  June,  1820. 


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AND 

PARASOLS. 

SAMUEL  REDMOND, 
No.  286  Pearl-Street, 

Directly  opposite  Beekman-Street,  New-  York; 

RESPECTFULLY  inforaiB  the  Merchants,  Shippers, 
Agents,  and  others  interested  in  the  Southern  Trade,  that 
he  has  now  on  hand  (being  a  regular  Manufacturer)  a 
complete  assortment  of 

UMBRELLAS  AND  PARASOLS, 

Embracing  a  Fanciful  and  Elegant  variety  of  seasonable 
articles,  suited  not  only  to  the  above,  but  also  to  the  Spa- 
nish Market.  From  the  long  experience  in  business,  and 
the  general  satisfaction  that  he  has  given  to  those  who  hare 
honoured  him  with  their  commands,  he  indulges  a  belief, 
that  those  who  deal  in  the  above  goods  will  find  his  assort- 
ment equal,  if  not  superior,  to  any  ever  offered  for  sale  in 
this  Country;  all  of  which  he  will  dispose  of,  Wholesale  or 
Retail,  at  a  small  advance  for  cash,  or  approved  paper. 

Tunc  1,  1830. 


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LAW  BOOKSELLERS, 

Have  removed  their  Store  from  the  corner  of  JVall  and 

Broad  Streets,  to  the  corner  of 

NASSAU  AND  SPRUCE  STREETS, 

Opposite  the  City  Hall ; 

Where  they  keep  a  general  and  extensive  collection  of  Law  Works, 
particularly  the  ancient  and  modern  Reporters. 

They  have  just  received  the  following  Law  Books,  among  many 
Qlhen,  direct  from  London  ;  being  the  latest  Reports  and  Elemen- 
tary Works  published  there— to  tint : 

Adams  on  Ejectment 
Bingham  on  Executions 
Do.  on  Infancy  and  Cover- 
ture 

Montague  on  Partnership,  2 
vols 

W'"mot's  Law  of  Mortgages 
Whjtmarch's  Bankrupt  Law 
Caldwell's  Law  of  Awards 
Hammond  on  Parties  to  Ac- 
tions 

Montefiore's  Notarial  Prece- 
dents 

Beame's  Orders  in  Chancery 
Root's  Digest  of  BanlMpt 
Laws 

Paley  on  Principal  and  Agent 
Roseoe's  Penal  Jurisprudence 
Omnia  Opera  Bynckershocki 
Vesey,  Senior,  and  Belts  Sup- 
plement, S  vols 
Cooper's  Chancery  Reports 
Merrivale's  do.  do.  3  vols 
Swanston's    do  do 


Maddock's  Chanc.  Rep.  2  vols 
Vesey  and  Beame's    do.  3  vols. 
Dow's  Parliamentary  Reports,, 
6  vols 

Barnwell  and  Alderson's  do. 
2  vols 

3d  and  4th  vols.  Campbell's 

N.  Prius  Reports 
Starkie's  Reports,  2  vols 
Buck's  Reports  in  Bankruptcy 
Coke's  do.  7  vols 
Rose's  do.  2  do. 
Phillemore's  Reports 
Price's  Reports 

Maule  and  Selwyn's  do.  5th  vol. 
5th,  6th,  and  7th  vols.  Taunton's 

Reports 
Eden's  Reports,  2  vols 
Whightwick's  Reports 
Bridgman's  Index  to  Chancery 

Reports,  3  vols 
Clark's  Bibleothica  Legum,  (a 

complete  Law  Catalogue.) 


Gould  &i  Banks  have  constantly  in  their  Store,  Law  Blanks  and 
Precedents  of  every  kind,  used  by  professional  men,  of  the  most 
approved  forms,  on  fine  paper. 

Also,  Licenses  of  a  superior  quality,  suitable  to  any  Court;  engraved 
on  a  fine  copperplate,  with  the  Coat  of  Arms  ef  the  State  attached. 


22 


Gocld  k.  Banks  have  just  publishkd, 

^Equity 'Draftsman,  one  vol.  *vo. — being  a  complete  collection  of  Chan- 
cery Precedents,  an  invaluable  work  for  Chancery  Practitioners. 

Ctmyn  on  Contracts,  2  vols.  8vo.  Second  American  edition,  with 
notes  and  references  from  the  late  London  copy. 

Blake's  Chancery  Practice,  1  vol.  8vo.  for  the  State  of  New-York,  con- 
taining useful  forms,  with  the  rules  of  the  Court  of  Chancery. 

Maddock's  Chancery,  2  vols.  8vo.  A  Treatise  ou  the  Principles  and 
Practice  of  the  High  Court  of  Chancer)'. 

Rules  of  the  Court  of  Errors,  Chancery,  Supreme  and  Mayor's  Courts. 
The  Supreme  Court  Rules,  is  the  fourth  revised  edition,  with  all  the 
additional  rules  and  decisions  down  to  the  present  time,  together 
with  Bills  of  Costs,  and  the  form  of  surrendering  Bail. 

Johnson's  Reports,  second  edition  of  the  first  7  vols,  with  copious  Notts 
and  References  to  American  and  English  decisions. 

•  \f\\--  In  press, 

Anthon's  Reports  at  Nisi  Prius,  for  the  City  of  New- York.  These  are 
important  cases,  and  are  not  found  elsewhere; — containing  useful 
Notes,  referring  to  English  and  American  Authorities — particularly 
points  of  Practice  in  the  Supreme  Court. 

Fhillips'  Law  of  Evidence,  1  vol.  8vo.   The  second  American  from  the 
third  London  edition  ; — to  which  is  added,  notes  and  references 
to  all  the  English  and  American  Authorities,  to  the  time  of  publish 
iug,  which  will  be  in  all  June. 

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exchanged  for  other  Books.  . 

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cash  and  credit 

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City  of  New-York,  or  by  William  Gould  &f  Co.  No.  94,  State 
Street,  Albany. 


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FOR  THE  YEARS  OF  OUR  LORD  1820-21. 

Being  the  45th  year  of  American  Independence. 
Printed  by  William  A.  Mercein,  No.  93  Gold-Street. 


22  VI.  JUNE,  begins  on  Thursday  ,  hath  30  days,  1820 


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10M 

8  56E3 

9  48ftft 

0  12^ 

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2  17W 

3  55*5 

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PAYABLE  BY  LAW, 

ON  ALL 

GOODS,  WARES,  AND  MERCHANDISE, 

Imported  into  the  United  States  of  America,  in  American 
or  Foreign  Ships  or  Vessels. 


American 
British. 


15  cents 
10  do 
200  do 
3  do 
2  do 


do 
do 

ad  val 

do 

do 


7  pel-  ct. 
20  do 
30  do 


7  do 


15  per  ct. 


Foreign,  other 
then  Britis/i. 
16.5  cts. 
11  do 
220  do 
3.3  do 
2.2  '  do 


Ale  in  bottles  gal. 
—otherwise  than  in  bottles,  do. 
Alom, 

Almonds  lb 
Anchors,  do 
Anatomical  preparations,  free 
Animals  imported  for  breed,  do 
Antimony,  Regulus  of  do 
Antiquities,  all  Collections  of, 

specially  imported,  &c*  do 
Apparel,  Wearing,  and  other 

Personal  Baggage,  in  actual 

use,  do 
Apparatus,  Philosophic^,  spe- 
cially imported  by  oro%r  and 

for  the  use  of  any  society  in- 
corporated for  philosophical 

or  literary  purposes,  or  for 

the  encouragement  of  the 

fine  arts,  or  by  order  and  for 

the  use  of  any  seminary  of 

learning, 
Articles  all  imported  for  the 

use  of  the  United  States, 
Arabic,  Gum, 
Arms,  Side  and  Fire, 
Artificial  flowers, 
Articles  all  composed  wholly 

or  chiefly  of  gold,  silver, 

pearl  and  precious  stones,  do 
Articles,  all  not  free,  and  not 

subject  to  any  rate  of  duty,,*. 

(see  geld  leaf,)  '    aj  Val 

J£'%'Jn~lt""  W5"' the  "iki"       *tiei  "  "  'P«i«»y  imported  »  (hey  are  rovern 
ed  by  ibe  c Mdn.oni  and  re.tr.cUom  npremd  under  tbe  head  «  apparalui  philwoph kS» 
4 


3perct. 
22  do 
33  do 


do 


16  per  ct. 


MEKCEIN'S 


Balsams, 

Bars     /Iron  in,  excepting  iron 

_  .      >     manufactured  by 

Bolls'  S  rolling, 

Bars,    )  Iron  in,  when  manufac- 

Bolls,  j     tured  by  rolling, 

Baggage,  Personal  in  actual  U3e, 

Barilla, 

Bark  of  the  Cork  Tree,  unmanu- 
factured 
Bars,  Brass  in, 

 Copper  in, 

  Tin  in,  ■ 

Beer,  in  bottles, 

 otherwise  than  iu  bottles, 

Blue,  Prussian, 

Bleached  or  coloured,  (see  Cot- 
ton Yarn.) 
Books,  Blank, 


Jlmericdn 
4"  British. 

ad  val      30  per  ct. 


cwt. 

do 
free 
do 

do 

do 
do 
do 
gal. 
do 

ad  val 


do 


76  cents 
do 


15l» 


■  Specially  imported,  lie.  free 
Botany,  specimens  in,  do 
Bottles,  black  glass  quart,  gross 
Boots,  pair 
Bolts,  Copper,  lb 

 Composition,  lb 

Bonnets  for  Women,  ad  val 

Brass  manufactures  of  all  arti- 
cles from,  or  of  which  Bras: 
is  the  material  of  chief  value, 
Brass  wire. 

Brads,  (see  Tacks,  lie.) 
Bridles, 
Bristol  Stones, 
Brushes, 
Brown  Sugar, 
Bristle's, 

Brass,  in  Pigs,  Bars  or  Plates, 

 Old,  fit  only  <o  be  re-manu- 

factured, 
Brazil  Wood, 
Mra^iielto, 

Brimstone,  or  Suiphur, 
Bullion, 

Sur  Stones,  unvvrought, 
Busts,  Specially  Imported,  iic 
Buckles  of  all  kinds, 

Buttons,'** 
Button  Moulds, 

C 

Cabinet  Wares, 
Cannon, 


16'cents 
10  do 
20  per  ct. 

30  do 


144  ets. 
150  do 
4  do 
4  do 
30  per  ct. 


Foreign,  ulhe: 
than  British. 
33  per  ct 


82.5  cts. 
165  do 


16.5  cts-. 
11  do 
22  per  ct. 


33  do 


158.4  cts. 
165  do 
4.4  .  do 
4.4  do 
33per  ct. 


,  do  ' 

1*20  do 

22  do 

do 

SO  do 

22  do 

do 

30  do 

33  do 

do 

7  do 

8  do 

do 

30  do 

33  do 

lb. 

3  cents 

3.3  cts. 

do 

3  do 

3.3  do 

free 

do 

do 

do 

do 

°  tHt 

do 

do 

ad  val 

20  per  ct. 

22  do 

do 

20  do 

22  do 

20  do 

22  do 

30  do 

33  do 

'jo 

*  20  do 

22  do 

NEW-YORK  REGISTER. 


39 


Capers, 

Caps  for  Women 

 or  Hals       bf  Wool, 

 do  of  Fur 

 do  of  Leather, 

 do  of  Chip, 

 do  of  Straw, 

 do  of  Silk, 

Carriages  of  all  descriptions, 

and  parts  thereof, 
Cards,  Playing, 
Cables, 
Candy  Sugar, 
Cabinets  of  Coins, 
Candles,  Tallow, 

 Wax, 

 Spermaceti, 

Calpniinaris  Lapis, 
Cam  wood 

Casts  specially  imported^  &lc. 

Charts,  do. 

Chinese  Cassia, 

Cheese, 

Chocolate, 

Children's  shoes,  and  slippers  for, 

Chip,  (see  Hats  or  Caps,  4ic.) 

Chinaware, 

Clothing  ready  made, 

Cinnamon, 

Cigars, 

Except  Rus- 
"sian  and  Ger- 
^man  Linens, 
kRussia  and 
^Holland  Duck, 


Cloth,  Hempen 
 Sail, 


Cloves, 

Clayed,  while  or  powdered  su- 
gir, 

Cloth  rags  of  any  kind, 

Clay  uii wrought. 

Coins.  Cabinets  of 

Coin,  Gold  or  Silver, 

Collections  of  antiquities,  spe- 
cially imported,  dr.. 

Cork  tree,  bark  of  unmanufac- 
tured, 

Copper  imported  in  any  shape 
for  the  use  of  the  mint, 

 :  in  pigs,  bars  or  plates, 

suited  to  the  sheathing  of 
ships, 

-old,  fit  only  to  be  re- 


WV  v-w\/WW%  WVVW  WV  VVX.  WH  WVV«v 

Foreign,  other 

British. 

than  DritisJi. 

ad  vat 

30  per  ct. 

33  per  ct. 

do 

30  do 

33  do 

do 

30  do 

33  do 

do 

30  do 

33  do 

do 

30  do 

33  do 

30  do 

33  do 

do 

30  do 

33  do 

j 

30  do 

33  do 

do 

30  do 

33  do 

30  cents 

33  cents 

lb.  ' 

3  do 

3  3  do 

lb 

12  do 

13.2  do 

free 

lb. 

3  cents 

3.3  cts. 

do 

6  do 

6.6  do 

do 

6  do 

6.6  do 

free 

do 

do 
do 

<>  cents 

6  6  cts. 

do 

9  do 

9  <J  do 

do  • 

3  do 

3  3  do 

pair  • 

13  do 

16.6  do 

ad  viil 

20  per  ct. 

22  per  ot 

iul  val 

30  do 

33  do 

'lb. 

25  cents 

27.5  do 

ttipilS. 

280  do 

•*;fr'2TC  do 

ad  val 

20  per  ct. 

02  per  ct 

lb. 

25  cents 

75.5  jts. 

manufactured, 


do 

free 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 


4  do 


■ 


4.4  do 


40  MERCEINS 

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Cordage,  Tarred, 

•  Un  tarred , 

 Yarns, 

 Twines, 


 Pack  Thread, 

— — — Seines, 

Coal  (Heaped) 

Cocoa, 

Coffee, 

Copperas, 

Composition  Rods,  Bolts,  Spikes, 

or  Nails, 
Copper,  Rods,  Bolts,  Spikes,  or 

Nails 
Cotton, 

Coloured,  or  bleached,  (see  Cot- 
ton Yarn,  Sic.) 
Cosmetics, 

Comfits,  of  all  descriptions,  pre- 
served in  Sugar  or  Brandy, 

Copper, manufactures  of  all  arti- 
cles, from  or  of  which  it  is  the 
material  of  chief  value 

Cotton,  Stockings  of, 

Cotton,  manufactures  of  all  des- 
criptions, or  of  which  it  is  the 
material  of  chief  value,  till  the 
30th  of  June,  1819 

(After  that  day  20  per  cent.) 

Cotton  Twist,  do  do 

Cotton  Yarn,  do  do 

Cotton  Thread, do  do 

Cotton  Cloths,  or  cloths  of 
which  Cotton  is  the  material 
of  chief  value,  (excepting 
Nankeens  imported  direct 
from  China,)tue  original  cost 
of  which  at  the  place  whence 
ifnportedjSrith  the  addition 
of  20  per  cent,  if  imported 
from  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope, 
or  from  places  beyond  it, 
and  10  per  cent,  from  any- 
other  place,  shall  be  less 
than  25  cents  per  square 
yard,  shall,  with  such  add i - 
'ion,  be  taken  and  deemed  to 
have  cost  25  cents  per  square 
yard,  and  shall  be  charged 
with  duty  accordingly, 

Cotton  Twist,    )  Unbleached 

Cotton  Yarn,     >  &.  uncolour- 

Colton  Thread,  S  ed,  the  ori- 


•American 

Foreign,  other 

British. 

than  British. 

Ib. 

S 

cents 

o.»> 

cts 

do 

4 

do 

4.4 

do 

do 

4 

do 

4.4 

do 

do 

A 

do  - 

44 

do 

do 

A 

do 

4.4 

do 

do 

4 

do 

do 

bush. 

do 

5.6 

do 

Ib. 

2 

Ho 

2.2 

do 

do 

5 

do 

6.5 

do 

Cwt.  100 

'  3o 

110 

do 

Ib. 

4 

do 

4.4 

do 

do 

4 

do 

4.4 

do 

do 

3 

do 

3.3 

do 

ad  val     30  per  ct. 


ad  val  30 


do 
do 


I 


25 
20  ' 


do 


do 
do 


33  per  ct. 

33  do 


do 
do 


do  25 

do 

27 

do 

ad  val  2S 

do 

27 

do 

do  26 

do 

27 

do 

do  25 

do 

27 

do 

NEW-YORK  REGISTER. 


ginal  cost  which  shall  be  less 
than  60  cents  per  lb.  shall  be 
deemed  and  taken  to  have 
cost  60  cents  per  lb.  nnd  shall 
be  charged  with  duty  accord- 
ingly, 

Cotton  Yarn,  bleached  or  co- 
loured, the  original  cost  of 
which  shall  have  been  less 
than  75  cents  per  pound, 
shall  be  taken  and  deemed 
to  have  cost  75  cents  per 
pound,  and  shall  be  charg- 
ed with  duty  according- 

>y> 

Cotton  Piece  Goods,  imported 
in  vessels  of  the  United  States 
which  shall  havesailed  there- 
fron,  before  the  27th  April, 
1816,  and  shall  arrive  therein 
between  the  30lb  June,  1816, 
and  the  lstof  June,  1817,  the 
original  cost  of  which  cotton 
piece  goods,  at  the  place 
whence  imported,  shall  have 
been  less  than  25  cetts  per 
square  yard,  shall  be  admit- 
ted to  entry,  subject  only  to 
a  duty  of  33  1-3  per  cent, 
on  the  cost  of  the  said  cot- 
ton piece  goods  in  India,  and 
on  the  usual  addition  of  20 
per  cent,  on  that  cost, 

Coach  and  Harness  Furniture, 

Cutlery, 

Cut  Glass,  (see  Glass  Cut) 
Currants, 

D 

Drawings,  specially  imported, 
fee. 

Drawing,       do  do 
Dye  Woods, 

Dying  Drugs,  and  materials  for 
composing  dyes,  not  subject 
to  other  rates  of  duly. 

Duck,  Russia,  not  eiceeding 
52  archeen?,  each  piere,  J 

 Ritviis,  not  »\cee'iin;j  52 

arrh«!»!.  j.  each  piece, 

 Holland,  not  enceeding  52 

archeenst  each  piece, 


American 
4-  British. 


ad  val. 


25  per  ct. 


41 

\  X^V\  <VXt  W  Xvv* 

Foreign,  other 
than  British. 


27  per  ct. 


da 


2*  do 


27  do 


ad  val 
do 
do 

lb. 


free 
do 


33  per  ct. 
25  do 
20  do 

3  cents 


27^1-ct 


,i  ,ai      7  per  ct. 

It!  *ijHk  -  1 

200  cents 


piece 
do 

do 

4* 


125  do 
250    do  * 


6  per  ct. 
220  cents. 
137.5  do 
275  do 


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American 
British. 


Earthenware, 
Kmbroidery, 

Engravings  specially  imported, 

be. 
Epaulets, 

Etching  or  Engraving,  do 
F 

Fans, 
Feathers, 
Fire  Arms 

rigs, 

Fish,  Foreign, 

 Mackarel, 

 Salmon, 

— -  All  other  pickled, 
Flags,  mats  of 
Floor  Cloths,  painted, 
Flowers,  artificial, 
Frames,  or  sticks,  for  Umbrel- 
las or  Parasols, 
Fur,  hats  or  caps  of 
Furs,  of  all  kinds  undressed, 
Fustic, 

G 

Gems,  specially  imported,  kc. 
Gilt  wares  of  all  descriptions, 
Glass,  cut, 
illaps  manufactures,  other  than 
\     window  glass,  and  black 
\    quart  bottles,  dcA 
\  GJa-q  Bottles,  black  quart,  gross 
1  Glass, \Vindow,  not  above  8    100  sq 
I   in^h«by  10,  feet 

1.   not  above  10  by  12  do 

'Gjue~*  above  10  in.  by  12  do 
MdVatcfi^ 


Mold 

Pold  Lefl,Ox, 
I   not  free  and  tfl  ar,,'?lel 
to  any  other  rate  oTt/Pl 
Grass,  mats  of 
Sum,  Arabic 


lb. 

ad  val 
do 


•  Senegal 


Harness, 

Harness  Furniture  (see 
Coach  and  Harness  Fur- 
niture) 

Hats  or  Caps,  (see  Caps,  &c.) 
Head  dresses,ornaments  for 


ii  do 

do 
do 

do 


Foreign,  other 
than  Brilith. 


ad  val 

20  per  ct. 

22  per  ct. 

do 

7  do 

8  do 

free 

ad  val 

7  do 

8  do 

free 

ad  val 

30  per  ct. 

33   per  ct. 

ad  val 

30  do 

33  do 

do 

20  do 

22  do 

lb. 

3  cents 

3.3  cis. 

quint. 

100  do 

110  do 

bbl. 

150  do 

166  do 

do 

200  do 

220  do 

bbl 

100  cents 

110  cts. 

ad  val 

30  per  ct. 

33  per  ct. 

do 

30  do 

33  do 

do 

30  do 

33  do 

do 

30  do 

33  do 

do 

30  do 

33  do 

ffee 

do 

do 

ad  val 

20  do 

22  do 

do 

30  do 

33  do 

do 


20  do 

22  do 

144  cents 

158.4  cts. 

250  do 

276  do 

275  do 

302.6  do 

326  do 

357.5  do 

5  do 

6  5  do 

7  per  ct 

8  per  et 

7  do 

8  do 

15  do 

16  do 

30  do 

33  do 

7  do 

8  do 

7  do 

8  do 

80  do 

33  do 

30  do 

33  dt 

\  W\V\A  WVVAA'WA  W\  WWW 


NEW-YORK  REGISTER.  4- 


cloth,  (see 


American 
If  Britith. 


Cwt. 


rods, 


do 
free 


Hempen 
Cloth) 
Hemp, 

Hoops,  sheets  and 

Iron  in, 
Hides,  raw, 

I 

Indigo, 

Iron,  or  steel  wire, 

exceeding  No.  18, 
Iran  or  Steel  wire  over  No.  18,  lb. 
-    in  bars  or  bolts,  except 
manufactured  by  rolling,  Cwt 
'    in  sheets,  rods  or  hoops 
 in  bars  or  bolts,  when 


not 


lb. 
do 


150  cents 
250  do 


15  do 

do  5 
9  cts" 


do 


250 


do 
do 


manufactured  by  rolling, 

 in  Pigs, 

-manufactures  of  all  ar- 


do 
do 
do 

ad  val 
Cwt. 


free 


tides  from,  or  of  which  it  i= 
the  material  of  chief  value, 
Iron  Castings, 

Instruments,  Philosophical, 
specially  imported,  Sic. 

Implements  of  Trade  of  per- 
sons arriving  in  the  United 
States, 

Inventions,  models  of, 

Japanned  Wares  of  all  kinds, 

Jewelry, 

L 

Lace,  gold, 

 silver, 

Laces,  i 

Lace  veil,         (    of  thread 

 shawls,      f    or  silk, 

—shades,  * 

Lead,  manufactures  of  all  arti- 
cles from  or  of  which  it  is 
the  material  of  chief  value, 
■  in  Pigs,  Bars  or  Sheets, 

— manufactured  into  Shot, 

 red  or  white,  dry  or 

ground  in  Oil, 

Leather,  and  all  manufactures 
thereof,  or  of  which  it  is  the 
material  of  chief  value, 

Loaf  Sugar, 

Logwood.  free 

Lump  Sugar,  lb. 
M 

Mace,  do 


150 
50 


do 

do 


20  perct. 
75  cents 


10  cents 
100  do 


Foreign,  ether 
than  Brititk. 


165  cents 
275  do 


16.5  do 


9.9 


825 
275 


165 
65 


5.5 
cts 


do 
do 


do 
do 


do 


22  per  ct. 
82.5  «t>. 


do 

do 

ad  val 

20  per  ct. 

22  per  ct. 

do 

7  do 

8 

do 

do 

7  do 

8 

do 

do 

7  do 

8 

do 

do 

7  do 

8 

do 

do 

20  do 

22 

do 

lb. 

1  cent 

1.1 

do 

do 

2  do 

2.2 

do 

do 

3  do 

33 

do 

ad  val 

30  per  ct. 

33 

per  cl 

lb. 

12  cents 

13.2  cts. 

11 

110 


do 

do 


44  MERCEIN'S 

American  Foreign,  other 

„,  ,  British,  than  British. 

Manufactures  of  Iron  into  bars 


or  bots  by  rolling,  Cwt. 
Manufactured  Tobacco,  other 

than  Snuff  and  Segars,  lb. 
Manufacture  of  Lead  into 

sbot,  do 

 of  articles  from  Brass, 

Copper,  Iron,  Steel,  Pewter, 
Lead,  Tin, or  of  which  cither 
is  the  material  of  chief  value, 
Materials  for  composing  dyes, 

not  subject  to  other  rates  of 

duty, 
Mats  of  Grass, 
 of  Flags, 

Maps,  specially  imported,  fee. 
Medals  specially  importeu\&.c. 
Mineralogy,  specimens  in 
Mint,  Copper  in  any  shape  im- 
ported for  the  use  of  the 
Millinery,  of  all  sorts, 
Moulds,  Button, 
Molasses, 

Modelling  specially  imported, 
Models  of  Inventions, 
-of  Machinery, 


150  cents 
10  do 
2  do 


165  cents 
11  do 


Muscatel  Raisins, 
Muskets, 
Mustard, 


ad  val       20  per  ct.       22  per  ct. 


Nails,  Copper, 

 Composition, 

Nails, 

Natural  History,  specimens  in, 

Needles, 

Nitre, 

Nicaragua  Wood, 
Nutmegs, 

O 

Ochre,  dry, 

 in  oil, 

Oil,  Sailed, 

 Spermaceti  of  foreign  fish- 
ing, 

 Whale  or  other  Fish  Oil 

of  foreign  fishing, 
Olive  Oil  in  casks, 
Olives, 

Old  Brass,  fit  only  to  be  re- 
manufactured, 

Old  Copped  fit  only  to  be  re- 
manufactured, 


ad  val 
do 
do 
free 
do 
do 

do 

ad  val 
do 
gall, 
free 
do 
do 
lb. 
ad  val 
do 

lb. 

do 

do 

free 

ad  val 

do 

free 

lb. 

tlo 
do 

ad  val 


do 
do 

ad  vhI 


7  per  ct. 
30  do 
30  do 


30  per  ct. 
20  do 
5  cents 


3  do 
20  per  cU 
30  do 

4  cents 
4  do 
4  do 

20  per  i  t. 
7  do 

60  cents 

1  do 
1.6  do 
30  per  ct. 

25  cents 

15  do 

26  do 
30  per  <;t 


8  per  ct. 
33  do 
33  do 


33  per  ct. 
22  do 
5.5  cts. 


3.3  do 
22  per  ct. 
33      do  , 

4.4  cts 
4.4  do 
44  do 

22  per  ct. 
8  do 

66  cents 

11  do 

1.65  do 
33  per  ct. 

27.6  cts. 

.  16,5  do 
27.5  do 
33  per  ct. 


free 
do 


NEW-YORK  REGISTER. 


45 


WWWX  WW 


Ornaments,  for  bead  dresses, 
P 

Painted  Floor  Cloths, 
Paper  of  every  description, 
Paper  Hangings, 
Parasols  ef  whatever  materials, 

sticks  or  frames  for 
Pasteboard, 
Parchment, 
Pastework, 

Pack  Thread,  (see  Cordage) 
Paris  White, 

Paintings,  specially  imported, 

Tainting,  do  _  do 

Pewter,  old,  fit  only  to  be  re- 
manufactured, 

Personal  baggage  in  actual  use 
.  Persons  arriving  in  the  United 
States,  their  tools  or  imple- 
ments of  trade, 

Pepper, 


ly  chiefly  of 
Perfumes, 

Pe wter.all  articles  manufactured 
from,  or  of  which  it  is  the  ma- 
terial «f  chief  value, 

Philosophical  apparatus  speci- 
ally imported,  a. 

Pins, 

Pickles, 

Pimento, 

Pigs,  Lead  in 

Pigs,  Brass  in 

 Copper  in 

Plaister  of  Paris, 

Plants, 

Plates,  Brass  in 

 Copper  in,  suited  to  the 

sheathing  of  ships, 
Playing  Cards, 
Plums, 

Plated  Wares  of  all  kinds, 
Porcelain, 
Porter  in  Bottles, 
■  otherwise  than  in  Bot- 
tles, 
Prunes, 

Preserves,  (see  Sweetmeats' 


American 
British. 


do 


do 


Foreign,  olhtr 
than  British. 


ad  val 

30  per  ct. 

33  per  ct. 

do 

30 

do 

33  do 

do 

30 

do 

33  do 

do 

30 

do 

33  do 

do 

30 

do 

33  do 

do 

30 

do 

33  do, 

do 

30 

do 

33  do 

do 

33 

do 

33  do 

do 

7 

do 

8  do 

lb. 

1  cent 

1.1  ct 

free 

do 

do 

lb. 

S  cents 

8.8  do 

,   ad  va! 

7  per  ct 

8  per  ct. 

do 

7  do 

8  do 

do 

30  do 

33  do 

do 

20  do 

22  do 

free 

ad  val 

20  do 

22  do 

do 

30  do 

33  do 

lb. 

6  cents 

6.6  cts. 

do 

1  cent 

l.i  cjf 

free 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

pack 

30  cents 

33  cents. 

lb. 

3  do 

3.3  do. 

ad  val. 

20    per  ct. 

22  ;  er  • 

do 

20  do 

22  do. 

gal. 

Id  cents 

16.6  cts. 

do 

10  do 

11  do 

lb. 

3  cents 

33crs 

40  MERCEIN'S 

American 

British. 

Precious  stones  of  all  kinds,  sat 

or  not  set, 
Precious    Stones,    all  articles 

composed  wholly  or  chiefly 

of 

Printing  Types, 
Prussian  Blue, 
Preparations,  anatomical, 

'IT  u.tffiSngf. 

Raisins,  Muscatel, 

 in  jars, 

in  boxes. 

 all  other  kinds  of 

Rags  of  any  kind  of  Cloth, 
Red  lead,  dry  or  ground  in  Oil, 
Redwood, 

Rods,  (see   Copper,  Composi- 
tion, Iron) 

Russia  Sheeting,  white,  not  ex- 
ceeding 62  archeens  each 
piece,  piece 
do    ,  do      brown,  do 

Rugs,  (see  Woollen  manufac- 
tures, &c.) 

S 

Saddlery,  Silver  Plated,  ad  val 

Saddles,  do 
Sail  Cloth,  (see  Cloth,) 
SdladOils,  do  * 

Saltpetre,  do 
Salt,  bushel  of  56  lbs 

Sculpture,  specimens  of  speci< 


Foreign,  oilur 
than  British. 


ad  val 

7  per  ct. 

8  per 

do 

'  7  do 

8  do 

do 

20  do 

22  do 

do 

20  do 

22  do 

free 

lb. 

3  cents 

3.3  cks. 

do 

3  do 

3.3  do 

lb. 

3  do 

3.3  do 

do 

2  do 

2  2  do 

free 

lb 

3  do 

3.3  do 

free 

250 
160 


do 
do 


25  per  ct. 
30  do 

30  do 
7  do 
20  cents 


ally  imported, 
Segars; 
Seine*, 

Senegal,  Gum, 
Shawls,  Lace,   of  Thread 
Silk, 

Shades,  do  do  Silk 
Shoes  of  Silk, 

 of  Leather, 

 for  children, 

Sheets,  Iron  in 

 Lead  in 

Shot  manufactured  of  Lead, 
Sheetings,  Russia,  (see  Russia 

Sheetings:) 
Slippers  of  Silk, 
 of  Leather. 


free 


275 
176 


do 
do 


27  pr.  ct. 
33  do 

33  do 
8  do 
22  cents 


thous. 

250  cents 

275  do 

'  lb.  3 

4  do 

4.4  do 

ad  val 

7  per  ct. 

8  do 

or 

do 

7  do 

8  do 

c  do 

7  do 

8  do 

pair 

30  cents 

33  cents 

do 

26  do 

27.5  do 

do 

15  do 

16  5  do 

Cwt. 

250  do 

276  do 

lb. 

1  do 

1.1  do 

do 

2  do 

2.2  do 

-for  children  - 


Side  Arms, 
Silk  Hats  or  Caps, 


pair 

do 

do 

ad  val 
do 


30  cants 

25  do 
16  do 
20  per  ct. 
30  do 


33  cents 
27  5  do 
16.5  do 
22  per  c< 
33  do 


NEW-YORK  REGISTER. 


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Silver,  (see  articles  all  com- 

posed,  fee.) 
Silver  Watches, 
Skins,  raw 
Snuff, 
Soap, 

Spirits,  from  Grain, 

 1st  proof, 

 2d  do 

 3d  do 

 4th  do 

Spirits,  from  Grain,  5th  proof 

 Above  5th  proof, 

Spirits,  from  other  materials 
than  Grain, 

 1st  proof 

 2d  do 

 3d  do 

 1th  db 

 5lh  do 

above  5th  do 
Spermaceti  Oil, 
Spifces, 

 Coppar, 

 Composition , 

Sprigs,  (see  Tacks,  iic. ) 
Spelter, 

Specimens  of  Botany     v'-.f  ^ 

 in  Natural  History, 

 iu  Mineralogy, 

Steel, 

Steelwire,  not  exceeding  No. 
18,  lb. 

 above  No  IS,  da 

Statues,  specially  imported,  Sic.  free 
Statuary,  specially  imported, 

lie.  do 
Steel,  manufactures  from,  of  all 
kinds,  or  of  which  it  is  the  ma- 


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American  Foreign,  ethtr 

Britiilt.  than  British. 


ad  val 

7  per  ct. 

8 

per 

free 

lb. 

12  cents 

13.2 

cts. 

j. 

□  0 

3 

do 

3.3 

do 

gal. 

42 

do 

46.2 

do 

00 

45 

do 

49.5 

do 

J,-, 
00 

48 

do 

62.8 

do 

00 

52 

do 

57.2 

do 

gal. 

.  60 

CU. 

66 

do 

do 

75 

do 

82.5 

do 

do 

38 

do 

41.8 

do 

db 

38 

do 

41.8 

do 

do 

42 

do 

46.2 

do 

do 

do 

528 

do 

do 

do 

62.7 

do 

do 

70 

do 

77 

do 

00 

-5 

do 

27.5 

do 

lb. 

3 

do 

3.3 

do 

do 

do 

4.4 

do 

do 

4 

4.4 

do 

free 

do 

do 

do 

Cwt. 

100  cents 

110  cents 

terial  of  chief  value, 
Sticks  or  frames  for  Umbrellas 

or  Parasols, 
Sticks,  Walking, 
Stones,  precious,  of  all  kinds, 

set  or  not  set, 

 Bristol, 

Stoneware, 

Stockio^iof  wool  or  cotton, 
Straw,  (see  Hats  or  Caps,) 
Stuff  Goods,  (see  Woollen  Manu- 
factures, iic. 


ad  val 


do 
do 


65  do 
9.9  do 


20  per  ct.      22  do 


ad  val 

30  per  ct. 

33  per  ct. 

do 

30  do 

33  do 

do 

7  do 

8  do 

do 

7  do 

8  do 

do 

20  do 

22  do 

do 

20  do 

22  do 

48  MERCEIN'S 

American  Foreign,  other 

4"  British.  than  British. 

lb.         3  cents  3.3  centi. 


Sugar,  brown, 

-white,  clayed  or  powder- 


ed, 


-lump, 
-loaf, 


 Candy, 

Sweetmeats  of  all  descriptions, 
preserved  in  Sugar  or  Bran- 

Tarred  cordage, 
Tallow 

Tallow  Candles, 

Tacks,  Brads,  and  Sprigs,  not  ex 

ceeding  16  oz  per  M. 

do         do  exceeding  16 

oz  per  M. 
Teas  from  China, 
 Bohea, 

 Souchong  and  other  black, 

 Imperial,  Gunpowder  and 

Gomee, 

——Hyson  and  Young  Hyson, 

 Hyson  Skin,  and  other 

green, 

Teas  from  any  other  place  than 

China, 
 Bohea, 

 Souchong  and  other  black 

 Imperial,  Gunpowder  and 

Gomee, 

 Hyson  and  Young  Hyson, 

—Hyson  Skin,   and  other 

green, 
Teutenague, 

Thread, (see  Lace,  Lace  Shawls, 
fee. 

Tin,  manufactures  from,  of  all 
articles,  or  of  which  it  is  the 
material  of  chief  value, 

Tin,  pigs  or  bars  in 

Tobacco,  manufactured  other 
than  Snuff  and  Segars, 

Twines,  (see  Cordage,) 

Trees, 

Types  for  Printing, 
Twist,  (see  cotton  manufac- 
tures, Sic. 

U 

Unbleached,  and  uncoloured, 

(see  Cotton  Twist,  fee.) 
Umbrellas, 


do 

4 

do 

4.4  do 

do 

10 

do 

11  do 

do 

12 

do 

13.2  do 

do 

12 

do 

13.2  do 

ad  val 

30  per  ct. 

33  per  ct. 

lb. 

3  cents 

3.3  cts. 

do 

1 

do 

1.1  do 

do 

3 

do 

3.3  do  • 

M 

6 

do 

5.5  do 

M 

4 

do 

4.4  do 

lb. 

14 

do 

14  do 

25 

do 

34  do 

do 

50 

do 

68  do 

do 

40 

do 

56  de 

do 

28 

do 

38  do 

lb. 

14 

do 

16.4  do 

do 

34 

do 

37.4  do 

do 

68 

do 

74.8  do 

do 

66 

do 

61.6  do 

do 

38 

do 

41.8  do 

free 

ad  val 

20  per  ct. 

22  per  ct. 

free 

lb. 

10  cents 

11  cts. 

free 

ad  val 

20  per  ct 

22  per  ct. 

• 

do 

30 

do 

33  do 

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United  States,  all  articles  im- 
ported for  the  use  of  the 

Veils,  Lace,  of  thread  or  silk, 
Vellum, 

W 

Wafers, 

Walking  Sticks, 
Wares,  Cabinet, 
Ware,  China, 

 Earthen, 

 Stone, 

Wares,  of  all  kinds,  Gilt, 
do  Plated, 
do  Japanned, 

Washei, 

Watches,  all  kinds  «f,  and  parts 
of 

Wax  Candles, 

Wearing  Apparel,  and  other 
personal  baggage  in  actual 
use, 

Whips, 

Whiting 

White,  Paris 

White  Lead,  dry  or  ground  in 
Oil, 

White,  Clayed  or  Powdered 
Sugar, 

Wines,  Madeira,  1 

 Burgundy, 

 Champaign,  > 

 Renish  and  I 

 Tokay,  J 

 Sherry  and  ) 

St.  Lucar  ) 

On  other  Wines  sot  enumera- 
ted, when  imported  in  bot- 
tles or  eases, 

Wines,  Lisbon,  ~) 

 Oporto,  ( 

and  other  Wines  of  Portu-  ( 
tngal  and  Sicily  J 

 Tenerift,  } 

 Fayal    and    other  f 

Wines  of  the  Wastern  III-  ( 
ands,  V 

All  other  Wines  when  import- 
ed, otherwise  than  in  cases 
and  bottles 


American 
&  British. 

free 

ad  val     7  per  ct. 


free 

ad  val  30  per  ct. 

lb.  1  cent 
do         1  do 


do  3  do 
do        4  do 


gal 


do 


do 

5 


100  eents 


do  60  do 
do  70  do 
do         50  do 


40  do 


25 


Foreign,  other 
than  British. 


do 

30 

do 

33  do 

do 

30 

do 

33  do 

do 

30 

do 

33  do 

do 

30 

do 

33  do 

do 

20 

do 

22  do 

do 

20 

do 

22  do 

do 

20 

do 

22  do 

do 

20 

do 

22  do 

do 

20 

do 

22  do 

do 

20 

do 

22  do 

do 

30 

do 

33  do 

do 

7 

do 

8  do 

lb. 

6  cents 

6.6  cts 

33  per  ct. 
1.1  ct. 
1.1  do 

3.3  do 

4.4  do. 

1 10  cu. 

65  do 
77  do 
65  do 

44  do 

27.5  do 


5»  MERCEIN'S 

American  -fcreign,  otter 

.  *  British.  than  British 

Wire,  Iron  or  Steel,  not  ex- 
ceeding No  18  lb         3    cf3.  njj  c(s 

-—  do      do  above  No.  18,      do         9   do  9.9  do 

Wire,  Brass,  aj  val    20  per  ct.      22  per  ct. 

Woollen,  manufactures  of  all 
descriptions,  or  of  which 
Wool  is  the  material  of 
chief  value,  until  the  30th 

June,  18/9,  do         25    do         27.5  do 

After  that  day,  20  per  cent, 
excepting  Blankets,  Wool- 
len Rugs,  Worsted  and 
Stuff  Goods, 

Wood,  all  manufactures  of '         do         30   do*  33  do 

Wool,  Stockings  of  do         20   do  22  do 

Woods  for  dying,  free 

 unmanufactured  of  any 

kind,  do 

— :  Brazil,  Log,  Nicaragua, 

and  Red  do 
Y 

Yarn,   (see  Cotton  manufac- 
tures, he. 
Yarns,  (see  Cordage,) 
Zinc,  do 


N.  B.  It  will  be  seen  that  (to  the  rates  of  duty  imposed  on  goods, 
wares  and  merchandise  in  American  vessels)  an  addition  of  10  per 
cent,  has  been  made,  when  the  importations  are  in  foreign  vessels,  on  all 
the  foregoing  and  ad  valorem  and  specific  article*,  except  on  Teas  from 
China;  in  that  instance  alone  the  act  makes  the  specific  discrimination. 
The  3d  section  of  the  act  provides  that  this  additional  duty  of  10  per 
cent,  shall  not  apply  to  goods,  wares  and  merchandise  imported  in  ships 
or  vessels  not  of  the  United  States,  entitled  by  treaty,  or  by  an  act  or 
acts  of  Congress,  to  be  entered  in  the  ports  vf  the  United  States,  on  the 
payment  of  the  tame  duties  as  are  paid  on  goods,  wares  and  merchan- 
dise imported  in  ships  or  vessels  of  the  United  States. 

Merchandise  not  free,  not  subject  to  any  other  rates  of  duty,  pays  a 
duty  of  15  per  cent,  ad  valorem. 

NOTES. 

A  late  Law  of  the  United  States,  provides  a  specific  duty  on  all  wines, 
not  enumerated  in  the  act  to  regulate  the  duties  on  imports  and 
tonnage,  passed  April  20,  1816,  that  is  to  say,  on  wines  when  imported 
in  bottles  or  cases,  30  cents  per  gallon,  and  when  imported  otherwise 
than  in  bottles  or  cases,  15  cents  per  gallon. 

Those  powers  with  whom  treaties  exist,  entitling  them  to  enter  their 
ships  and  merchandise  upon  the  same  footing  as  those  of  the  United 
States,  are  Great  Britain,,  the  Netherlands,  Sweden,  Prussia,  and  the 
cities  of  Hamburgh  and  Bremen  But  there  are  exceptions,  as  to  mer- 
chandise from  the  colonies  of  some  of  these  powers. 


NEW-YORK  REGISTER. 


51 


TONNAGE  DUTY, 
ruceh,  ottering  from  any  foreign  port  or  piece. 


On  American  vessels,  .  .  .    6  cents  Pw  ton 

On  British  vessels  from  the  possession  of  Great  Britain 

in  Europe,        .         .  ,'-  ■         6  cents  per  ton 

On  vessels  from  the  possession  of  the  King  of  the 

Netherlands  in  Europe,  ...         6  cent*  per  ton 

On  British  vessels  from  places  other  than  the  posses- 
sion of  Great  Britain  in  Europe,  .         .       100  c«nts  per  ton 
On  vessels  of  the  King  of  the  Netherlands  other  than 

bis  possessions  in  Europe,  •         . "     100  cents  per  ton 

On  all  other  foreign  vessels,  where  the  American  flag 

is  not  interdicted,  ....  100  cents  per  ton 
On  British  and  Dutch  vessels,  and  on  all  other  foreign 
vessels,  where  the  American  flag  is  interdicted,  250  cents  per  ton 
■on.— The  Navigation  Act  of  the  United  States,  passed  April  18, 
1818,  prohibits  all  vessels  sailing  under  the  British  Flag,  to  enter  the 
United  States,  upon  pain  of  confiscation,  that  shall  arrive  from  any 
por*  or  place  in  a  colony  or  territory  of  his  Britannic  Majesty,  which 
may  be,  by  the  ordinary  laws  of  Navigation  and  Trade,  closed  against 
vessels  owned  by  citizens  of  the  United  States;  AND  ALSO,  all  those 
of  the  same  kingdom,  that  shall  have  touched  at  or  cleared  out  from 
ports  open  to  the  American  Flag,  to  the  like  terms  of  confiscation. 


APPRAISERS  OF  MERCHANDISE. 
An  Act  of  Congress,  April  20,  1818,  appoints  two  appraisers  for  the 
ports  of  Boston,  New- York,  Philadelphia,  Charleston  and  New-Orleans, 
who  receive  1,500  dollars  per  annum,  except  those  of  New- York,* 
(salary  2000  dollars  per  annum,)  whose  duty  is  "  faithfully  to  inspect 
and  examine  such  goods,  wares  and  merchandise  as  the  collector  may 
direct. %nd  truly  to  report,  to  the  best  of  their  knowledge  and  belief, 
the  true  value  thereof  when  purchased  at  the  place  or  places  when  the 
same  were  imported."  A  respectable  resident  merchant  is  to  be  chosen 
by  the  party  interested,  who  is  to-  inspect  and  report  with  the  ap- 
praisers, in  the  above  principal  ports ;  and  in  other  than  the  said  princi- 
pal ports,  two  merchants  are  to  act,  selected  by  the. Collector,  together 
with  a  respectable  resident  merchant  chosen  by  the  parly  in  interest. 
A  fine  of  fifty  dollars  is  imposed  on  any  merchant  who  shall  refuse  to 
act  as  above,  when  d.oien.i,.^, 

RATES  OF  COINS  FOR  ESTIMATING  DUTIES. 


Pound  Sterling  of  Great  Britain.                                       J  4  44 

Pound  Sterling  of  Ireland,      .      .   4  10 

Livre  Tarnois  of  France,    ]g  g 

Florin  or  Guilder  of  the  United  Netherlands,  ....  40 

Mark  Banco  of  Hamburgh,   335 

Rix  Dollar  of  Denmark,   '  .  1  00 

Ryal  plM»  «f  Spain,                     . ,-~-'4S»>"  10 

1      VaJlu of  dot  .            . x          .  ^j-'  j  5 

Millree  of  Portugal  -    .    "  1  24 


•  I  .habod  Prall,  and  Abraham  R.  Lawrence 


n  MERCEIN'S 

Tale  of  China,   ,i  .    l  48 

Pagoda  of  India,  •  WK*     1  84 

Rupee  of  Bengal,  50 

And  all  other  denominations  in  value,  as  near  as  may  be,  to  the  said 
rates,  or  the  intrinsic  value  thereof,  compared  with  the  money  of  the 
United  States.  Provided,  That  it  shall  be  lawful  for  the  President  of 
the  United  States  to  cause  to  be  established,  fit  and  proper  regulations 
for  estimating  the  duties  on  goods,  wares  and  merchandise,  imported 
into  the  United  States,  in  respect  to  which  the  original  cost  shall  be 
exhibited  in  a  depreciated  currency,  issued  and  circulated  under  autho- 
rity of  any  foreign  government. 

That  on  all  goods,  wares  and  merchandise,  imported  from  the  Cape  of 
Good  Hope,  or  beyond  the  same  (if  ad  valorem  articles)  20  per  cent, 
to  be  added  to  the  actual  cost  thereof,  and  10  per  cent,  if  from  any 
foreignfport,  before  the  duties  are  calculated. 

ALLOWANCE  FOR  LEAKAGE  AND  BREAKAGE. 

Two  per  cent,  allowed  on  the  guage  on  all  merchandise  paying  duty 
by  the  gallon,  contained  in  casks. 

Ten  per  cent,  on  all  beer,  ale,  and  porter  in  bottles,  and  five  per- 
cent, on  all  other  liquors  in  bottles,  to  be  deducted  from  the  invoice 
quantity,  in  lieu  of  breakage ;  or  it  shall  be  lawful  to  compute  the 
duties  on  the  actual  quantity,  by  tale,  at  the  option  of  the  importer 
at  tha  time  of  entry. 


TARES  ALLOWED  AT  THE  CUSTOM-HOUSE. 


lbs. 

On  every  whole  chest  of  bohea 
tea,     ---  70 
half        do       -  36 
quarter     do       -  20 
chest  of  byson  or  other 
green  tea,  of  70  lbs.  or 
upwards, 

bos  of  other  tea,  between 
50  and  70  lbs.      -  18 
do.  if  80  lbs.        -  20 
do.  from  80  lbs.  and  up- 
wards, -         -  22 
The  above  to  include  ropes,  can- 
vass, and  other  coverings. 
On  all  other  boxes  of  teas,  ac- 
cording to  the  invoice  or  actual 
weight  thereof. 
On  Coffee,  in  bags,       2  per  cent 

in  bales,      3  do. 
On  Coffee  in  casks,     12  do. 
On  Sugar,  other  than 
loaf  sugar,  in  casks,  12  do. 
in  boxes,    15  do. 
in  mats  or 
bags,  5  do. 

On  Cocoa,  in  casks,     10  do. 

in  bags,       1  do. 


On  Pimento,  in  casks,  16 
ij^bags,  3 
On  Cheese,  in  hampers  or 
baskets.  10 
in  boxes,  20 
On  Candles,  in  boxes,  8 
On  Chocolate  in  boxes,  10 
On  Cotton  in  bales,  2 
in  seroons,  6 
On  Glauber  Salts,  in 

casks,  -  8 

On  Indigo,  in  barrels,  12 
in  other  casks,  15 
in  seroon3,  10 
in  bags  or  mats,  3 
On  Nails  in  casks,  8 
On  Pepper,  in  casks,  12 
in  bales,  5 
in  bags,  2 
On  Sugar  Candy. in  box- 
es,   -         -  10 
On  Segars,  in  boxes  or 


casks, 
On  Soap,  in  boxes, 
On  Shot,  in  casks, 
On  Twine,  in  casks, 
in  bales, 


18 
10 
3 
12 
3 


do. 
do. 

do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 

do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 

do. 

do. 
do. 
do. 

do. 

do 


NEW- YORK  REGISTER. 


53 


W%  w*. 


,  in  Vac 


Almonds 

in  frails,  10 
in  casks,  IS 
in  cases,  8 
Cassia,  (Chinese)  boxes  18 
in  mats  6 
Cinnamon,  in  boxes,  25 
Cloves  in  casks,  12 
in  bags,  4 
12 
10 

10 

4 

30 

8 
6 
5 


TARES  ALLOWED  BY  CUSTOM 
s,  4percent.|Raisins.  in  casks, 


Currants,  in  casks, 

in  boxes, 
Figs,  in  boxes, 

in  mats  or  frails 
Glue,  in  casks, 

in  boxes, 
Lead  (white)  in  oil, 
dry, 
red  do 
Mace,  in  casks  or  boxes,  18 
Nutmegs,  in  casks,  12 
in  bags  4 
Ochre,  (yellow)  in  oil,  12 
dry,  10 
Powder,  (hair)  in  casks,  12 
in  boxes,  15 
(gun)  in  quarter 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


12  percent 
in  boxes,.        15  do 
in  frails,  4  do 

Spanish  brown  in  casks,  12  do 


Sheet  Iron,  in  boxes, 
Tallow,  in  casks 

in  seroons, 
in  tubs, 
Fish,  (dry)  in  casks, 
in  boxes, 
Starch,  in  casks, 
Snuff,  do 

in  boxes, 
Steel  in  cases, 
Almonds  in  bales 

in  double  bales 
Figs,  in  casks 
Raisins  in  drums, 
Almonds  in  seroons 
Figs  in  drum6, 
Quicksilver  in  bbls. 
Coffee  in  boxes 
Sugar  in  canisters, 
Sugar  in  seroons, 
Cocoa,  in  seroon>, 
Cheese  in  cai^s, 


8  lb.  each. 
12  per  cent 
8  do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 

ea. 


15 
12 
12 
12 
12 
15 
8 

8  lb 


casks  5  lb.  each.  Indigo  in  cases, 

half  hundred,  9  do  Sugar  candy  in  tubs, 
whole,        23    do      Twine  in  boxes, 


Plums  in  boxes,  8  per  cent  Hemp  in  bales 

Prune;   do  8     do      Coffee  in  sereons, 

Raisins,  iu  jars,  18  lb.  each 

On  all  other  goods,  according  to  the  invoice  thereof,  or  actual  weight 


16  do 
12  per  ct. 
10  do 
10  do 
8  do 

7  do 
15  do 
40  lb.  ea. 

8  per  ct. 
8  do 

15  do 
15  do 
15  per  ct. 
15  do 
I  do 
6  do 


Compens.  Act.] 


FEES  OF  OFFICE 
To  the  Collector  and  A'aeal  Officer. 


D.Cls 

Entry  of  a  vessel  of  100  tons  or  upwards,  .         .  2  50 

Clearance        do  do  do  'WH?'?"  .  2  50 

Entry  of  a  vessel  under  100  Ions,  .  .  .  .  150 
Clearance      do         do                          .  - 

Every  post  Entry,  .  ..         •  *ji*VwS3t  2  00 

Permit  to  land  goods,  .  .  ,  20 

Every  bond  taken  officially,         ".-        .  •  40 

Perm  l  to  load  r"Oods.  for  the  exportation  for  drawback,  .  30 

Debenture  or  other  official  certificate,  ,.-        .  20 

Bill  of  health,  .  .'  .  £  >>iiV'- • '  ' 90 
Official  document,  (register  excelled)  required  by  any 

person,  •^«C^^l^X^''-'t5^HBfe3ff  ■ SO 

'      To  the  Surveyor. , :  1^^BFo 
Admeasuring  and  Certifying  the  same,  of  every  ship  or  vessel 

ot  100  tons  and  under,  per  ton,       ....  1 


54  MKRCEIN'S 

Admeasurement  of  every  ship  or  vessel  aLovt  JUL'  tori*,  and 

not  e  .i  ceding  200  tons,    .         v  f '«'.',, •ItaW^SI  1  50 

Above  200  tons,  •  '  .  2  00 

For  all  other  services  on  board  of  any  ship  or  vessel  of  100  tons 
and  upwards,  having  on  board  goods,  wares  or  merchandise 
subject  to  duty,     .         .  .         .         .         .         3  00 

For  like  services  on  board  any  ship  or  vessel  of  less  than  100 

tons,    i    -ng g% '^'igKB^wSKKt^^^IrS^^'^'  •  **** 
On  all  vessels,  not  having  on  board  goods,  wares  or  mer- 
chandise, subject  to  duty.         ....  66 


ALLOWANCE  FOR  DRAFT. 

lb. 

Sec  58  ]  Any  quantity  of  1  cwt.  or  112  lb.  1 

above  1— and  under  2  cwt.        .  .2 

2—  and  under  3  cwt.  3 

3 —  and  under  10  owt.  .  4 
10 — and  under  18  cwt.  .  7 
18 — and  upwards,          .  .9 

(T'STOM-HOUSE,  NEW-YORK. 

David  Gf.lston,  Collector. — Joseph  G.  Swift,  Surveyor- 
John  Ferguson,  Naval  OJJictr. 

The  hours  of  attendance  are  from  ten  o'clock,  A.M.  to  3  o'clock, 
P.  M.  Every  thing  is  conducted  with  great  regularity  and  promptness. 
There  is  a  Collector,  Naval  Officer,  Surveyor,  and  12  Clerks,  who  have 
dusks  in  the  public  rooms,  and  to  which  there  is  every  facility  of  access. 
This  department  takes  cognizance  of  all  goods,  wares,  and  merchan- 
dise imported  into  New-York  in  American  or  foreign  ships  or  vessels; 
and  also  of  all  passengers.  There  is  a  table  or  tariff  published  of  the 
duties  payable  on  these  goods. 

It  is  necessary  to  state,  for  the  information  of  passengers  entering 
the  harbour  of  New-York,  that,  by  Sect.  46  of  the  Act  of  Congress 
regulating  these  matters,  an  entry  must  be  made  at  the  Custom  House 
on  their  arrival,  of  their  names,  clothes,  tools,  or  implements  of  trade 
or  professions,  (all  which  are  exempt  from  duty,)  and  an  oath  taken 
respecting  them  ;  the  form  of  which,  and  of  the  entry,  to  be  had  at  (he 
office  gratis.  Cabin  passengers  make  this  entry  themselves,  and  pay 
20  cents  each  for  a  permit ;  on  exhibiting  which  to  the  officer  on  board, 
they  are  allowed  to  remove  their  baggage,  after  it  has  been  inspected. 
Only  one  entry  and  permit  is  necessary  for  a  family,  and  only  SO  cents 
demanded,  whatever  may  be  the  number  of  the  family.  Remains  of 
sea-stores,  such  as  tea,  sugar,  fcreign  spirits  and  wine=,  are  liable  to  pay 
duties;  but,  unless  these  "are  of  great  bulk  or  quantity,  tliey  are  gene- 
rally allow  to  pass  free. 

An  entry  is  usually  made  by  the  master  of  Ihe  vessel,  of  steerage 
passengers  and  their  baggage ;  they  p.iy  each  20  cents  for  a  permit. 
When  entry  is  made  by  any  person  not  the  owner,  be  gives  bond  for 
payment  of  the  duties,  if  any;  and  if,  after  entry  is  made  at  the 
austom  house,  and  the  oath  taken,  any  article  is  found  belonging  to  a 
passenger,  liable  to  pay  duty,  not  specified  in  the  entry,  it  is  forfeited,  and 
ihe  person  in  whose  baggsge  the  article  is  found,  subjected  in  treble  the 
value. 


NEW-YORK  REGISTER.  55 

Board  of  Navy  Commissioners. 

Names.  Where  employed.  Salary. 

John  Rogers  Washington  Gity  $3500 

David  Porter  ditto         "  3500 

Smith  Thompson,  Secretary  of  the  Navy. 
Benjamin  Homaiis,  Chief  Clerk. 

NAVY  YARDS. 

There  are  six  navy  yards  belonging  to,  and  occupied  lor  the  use  of, 
the  United  States,  viz. 

No.  1,  at  Portsmouth,  N.  H. 

No.  2,  at  Charlestown,  Mass.  Isaac  Hull,  captain  commandant. 
No.  3,  at  New- York,  Samuel  Evans,  captain  commandant. 
No.  4,  at  Philadelphia,  Alexander  Murray,  captain  comdl. 
No.  5,  at  Washington,  D.  C.  Thomas  Tingey,  capt.  comdt. 
and  Navy  Agent ;  Stephen  Cassin,  master  commandant. 
No.  6,  at  Gosport,Vir.  John  Cassin,  captain  commandant. 

No.  1.  The  navy  yard  at  Portsmouth,  N.H.  is  situated  on  an  island 
on  the  east  side  of  Piscataqua  river,  within  the  jurisdiction  of  Massa- 
chusetts, contains  fifty  eight  acres,  and  cost  5,500  dollars. 

No.  2.  The  navy  yard  at  Charlestown,  Mass.  is  situated  on  the  north 
side  of  CharlesTiver,  on  a  point  of  land  east  of  the  town  of  Charlestown, 
contains  thirty-four  acres,  exclusive  of  extensive  flats,  and  cost  30,214 
dollars,  including  commissions  and  charges. 

No.  3.  The  navy  yard  at  New-York  is  situated  on  Long-Island, 
opposite  to  the  city  of  New  York,  on  the  Wallabout  Bay,  contains  forty 
acres,  including  the  mill  pond,  and  cost  40,000  dollars. 

No.  4.  The  navy  yard  at  Philadelphia  is  situated  on  the  west  side  of 
the  river  Delaware,  within  the  district  of  Southwark,  adjoining  the 
city  of  Philadelphia,  in  the  stato  of  Pennsylvania,  contains  eleven 
acres,  to  low  water  mark,  and  cost  37,000  dollars. 

No.  5  The  navy  yard  at  Washington,  In  t';o  District  of  Columbia,  is 
situated  on  the  Eastern  Branch  of  the  river  Potomac,  contains  thirty- 
seven  acres,  and  cost  4,000  dollars. 

No.  6.  The  navy  yard  at  Gosport  is  situated  on  the  south  branch  of 
Elizabeth  river,  adjoining  the  town  of  Portsmouth,  in  the  state  of 
V  irginia,  conlains  16acre3,  and  cost  12,000  dollars. 

There  is,  moreover,  held,  under  the  navy  dep.utment,  in  behalf  of 
the  United  Slates,  the  following  property: 

Grover's  Island,  situated  in  Crooked  river,  comity  of  Camden,  stale 
of  Georgia.  Estimated  to  contain  from  300  to  350  acres.  Purchased 
on  the  19th  of  December,  1799,  for  7.500  dollars. 

Blackboard  Island,  situated  in  the  county  of  AMnfosh,  state  of 
Georgia.    Estimated  to  contain  about  l,C0O  acres.   The  purchase  was 
made  on  the  24th  of  May,  1800,  (including  houses  out  houses,  &ic.)  - 
!br  15,000  dollars. 

There  are,  besides,  seventy-eight  lots  of  grojnd,  "  situated  in  the 


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precincts  of  the  city  of  New- Orleans,  and  its  dependencies,  stated  to 
belong  to  the  United  States,  estimated  to  be  worth  (if  sold  on  a  liberal 
credit,)  about  369,000  dollars;"  which  it  has  been  proposed  to  convert 
to  naval  uses,  &c. 

Two  stores,  about  forty  feet  square,  with  the  wbnrves  and  lots  on 
which  they  stand,  at  Sackett's  Harbour,  in  the  stn<e  of  New- York,  have 
been  also  purchased  for  lh»  United  Slates,  for  the  better  accommoda- 
tion and  security  of  the  public  property.  One  cost  2;500  dollars ;  the 
other  cost  1,576  dollars. 


FLAG  of  ihe  United  States,  on  the,  firtt  of  January,  1820. 

Thirteen  horizontal  slripes:  alternate  red  and  white.  The  Union, 
twenty  two  stars  ;  white  in  a  blue  field. 

Note.  On  the  admission  of  every  new  stale,  a  star  is  added  to  the 
Union  of  Ihe  flag ;  and  this  addition  takes  effect  on  the  fourth  day  of 
July  next  succeeding  such  admission. 


ORGANIZATION  OF  THE  EXECUTIVE  DEPARTMENT. 
THE  PRESIDENT. 

He  must  be  35  years  of  age,  14  years  a  resident  of  Ihe  United  Slates; 
a  natural  born  citizen,  or  a  citizen  at  the  time  of  the  adoption  of  the 
constitution.  In  case  of  his  removal,  death,  resignation,  or  inability, 
the  duties  of  his  office  devolve  on  the  Vice  President ;  and  by  act  of 
1st  of  March,  1792,  in  case  of  removal,  death,  resignation  or  inability, 
both  of  President  and  Vice  President,  the  president  of  the  senate 
pro  tempore  ;  and  in  case  there  shall  be  no  president  of  the  Senate, 
then  the  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Representatives,  for  the  time  being, 
is  lo  act  as  President. 

The  President's  official  household  consists  of  himself  and  a  private 
Secretary,  whose  salary  is  paid  by  himself.  The  present  Secretary  is 
.T.  J  Monroe,  Esq. 

The  legal  title  of  this  officer  is  The  Fresulenl  of  the  United  States ;  and 
be  is,  by  the  constitution,  commander  in  chief  of  the  Army  and  Navy  of 
the  United  States,  and  of  the  Militia  of  the  several  States,  when  called 
into  the  service  of  Ihe  United  States. 

The  President  receives  25,000  dollars  per  annum  salary,  which 
eannot  be  increased  or  diminished  during  Ihe  term  for  which  he  is 
elected.    His  salary  was  fixed  by  act  of  18th  February,  1793. 

He,  as  well  as  the  Vice  President,  is  elected  by  electors  in  the  several 
States,  Who  are  chosen  as  the  legislatures  of  the  respective  S(ate9 
may  provide.  His  period  of  service  is  4  years,  and  there  is  no  restric- 
tion as  to  his  re  election  ;  but  there  is  no  insiancc  of  any  President's 
having  served  for  a  longer  time  thaa  eight  years.  The  following  are 
the  names  of  the  Presidents  of  the  United  Slates  under  the  present  form 
of  government,  and  the  dbtes  at  which  they  were  sworn  into  office  : 

GEORGE  WASHINGTON,  1st  term,  4th  March,  1789. 
■    ....  2d  term,  4th  March,  i793. 

JOHN  ADAMS,  1st  term,  4lh  March,  1797. 

THOMAS  JEFFERSON, —  1st  term,  4th  March,  1S01. 

2d  term,  4(h  March,  1805. 

JAMES  MADISON,  1st  term,  4th  March,  1809. 

2d  lerm,  4th  Man*,  1813. 

JAMES  MONROE,  U  lerm,  4th  Murch,  1817. 


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Under  the  present  constitution,  the  seat  of  the  general  governmeut 
was,  in  the  first  instance,  New- York,  then  Philadelphia,  and  finally 
Washington  City;  to  which  the  public  offices  were  removed  in  the 
year  1800.  Congress  held  its  first  session  in  the  latter  place,  on  the 
17th  day  of  November  of  that  year. 


VICE  PRESIDENT. 
The  Vice  President  of  the  United  States  is  elected  in  the  same  man- 
ner as  the  President.  He  is,  es  olficio,  President  of  the  Senate;  and, 
as  President  of  the  Senate,  in  virtue  of  an  act  of  the  8th  of  May,  1792, 
one  of  the  commissioners  of  the  Sinking  Fund.  His  salary,  of  5000 
dollars  per  annum,  is  fixed  by  the  act  of  18th  February,  1793.  The 
Vice-President  is  not  a  member  of  the  Cabinet. 


SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 
This  officer  was  created  by  the  act  of  15th  September,  1789. 
Previous  to  that  period,  by  act  of  27th  July,  1789,  he  was  denominated 
Secretary  for  the  Department  of  Foreign  Affairs.  He  is,  ex-officio,  a 
commissioner  of  the  Sinking  Fund,  and  by  usage,  a  member  of  the 
Cabinet.  He  corresponds  officially  with  the  public  ministers  of  the 
United  States  at  foreign  court*,  and  with  the  ministers  of  foreign 
powers  resident  here.  He  performs  the  main  duties  of  what,  in  other 
governments,  is  called  the  Home  Department;  and  has  the  superintend- 
ence of  the  office  which  issues  patents  for  useful  inventions,  and  of 
copyrights.    He  holds  bis  office  at  the  will  of  the  President. 


SECRETARY  OF  THE  TREASURY. 
The  office  of  Secretary  of  the  Treasury  was  created  by  act  of  the  2d 
of  September,  1789.  He  superintends  all  the  fiscal  concerns  of  the 
government,  and,  upon  his  own  responsibility,  recommends  to  congress 
measures  for  improving  the  condition  of  the  revenue.  He  holds  his 
office  at  the  will  of  the  President ;  and,  by  usage,  is  a  member  of  the 
cabinet. 


SECRETARY  OF  WAR. 
The  War  Department  was  erected  by  act  ;>f  7th  August,  1789.  The 
Secretary  of  War,  at  first,  had  the  superintendence  of  Naval  Affairs. 
On  the  30(h  of  April,  1798,  however,  a  separation  took  place,  and  a 
Navy  Department  wes  established.  The  Secretary  of  War  superintends 
•very  branch  of  the  military  department;  and  is,  by  usage,  a  member 
of  the  cabinet.    He  holds  his  office  at  the  will  of  the  President. 

SECRETARY  OF  THE  NAVY. 
This  officer  wa3  created  by  act  of  30tli  April,  1798.  He  issues  all 
orders  to  the  Navy  of  the  United  Slates,  and  superintends  the  concerns 
of  that  establishment  generally.  To  aid  him  in  the  discharge  of  his 
duties,  a  Bosrd  of  Navy  Commissioner?  was  instituted  by  act  of  7th 
February,  1815.  The  Secretary  of  the  Navy  is,  by  usage,  a  member 
of  the  cabinet;  and  holds  his  office  at  the  will  of  the  President. 


ATTORNEY  GENERAL. 
This  officer  was  created  by  act  of  24th  September,  1789.    His  duty 
is,  to  prosecute  and  conduct  all  suits  in  the  supreme  court  in  which  the 


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I'niled  States  are  concerned,  and  to  give  bis  advice  and  opinions  upon 
questions  of  law,  when  required  by  the  President  of  the  United  States, 
or  when  requested  by  the  heads  of  any  of  the  departments,  touching 
any  matters  that  may  concern  their  departments.  He  is,  ex-officio,  a 
commissioner  of  the  sinking  fund;  and,  by  usage,  a  member  of  the 
eabinct.    He  holds  his  office  at  the  will  of  the  President. 


Aggregate  Number  of  Officers,  Non-commissioned  Of- 
ficers, und  Privates  of  the  United  States  Army. 

Officers.    Non-commiss.  Officers.    Musicians.    Privates.  Aggregate. 
641  826  326  6895  8688 


UNITED  STATES  NAVY  AGENTS. 

Amos  Binney,  Boston.  Robert  Swartwoul,  New-York.  James  Beat- 
(y,  Baltimore.  John  P.  Henry,  Savannah,  Geo.  Jeremiah  Brown, 
Newbern,  N.  C.  George  Harrison,  Philadelphia.  Joseph  Hull,  Mid- 
dleton,  Conn.  Miles  King,  Norfolk,  Va.  Henry  S.  Langdon,  Ports- 
mouth. N.  H.  James  Morrison,  Lexington,  Ken.  John  Morgan,  Hart- 
ford, Conn.  Joshua  Potts,  Wilmington,  N.C.  James  Riddle,Newcaslle, 
Del.  John  Robertson,  Charleston,  S.  C.  John  Randall,  Annapolis, 
Md.  John  L.  Storer,  Portland,  Maine.  .  John  K.  Smith,  New-Orleans. 
Constant  Taber,  Newport,  R.  I.  Baring,  Brothers,  and  Co.  London. 
Richard  M'Call,  Mediterranean. 

A  commission  is  allowed  to  Navy  Agents,  not  exceeding  one  per  Cent,  open 
their  disbursements.  Their  whole  annual  emoluments  are  limited,  by  Uw,  to 
2000  dollars,  without  any  allowance  for  clerk  hire,  porters,  office  rent,  sta- 
tionary, or  any  thing  else.  Every  charge  must  be  paid  out  of  their  commissions- 


UNITED  STATES  NAVY. 


KAMES 

Independence, 

Franklin, 

Washington, 

(Chippeway, 

tNew-Orleans, 

JPlattsburgh, 

Columbus, 

Constitution, 

Guerriere, 

Java, 

United  State*, 

}  Superior,  - 

Constellation, 

Congress, 

Macedonian, 

$  Mohawk, 

JConfiance, 

^General  Pike, 

Saratoga, 

Cyane, 

}  Lawrence* 


•nncc       When  and  uhtrt  built. 

74  1814  Bostcn 

74  1815  Philadelphia 

74  1816  Portsmouth,  (N.  H.) 
74  Sackctt's  Harbour 

74  ditto 
74  ditto 

74  1819  Washington 

44  1797  Boston 

44  1814  Philadelphia 

44  1814  Baltimore 

44  1  797  Philadelphia 
44  Sackelt's  Harbour 

36  1797  Baliimore 

3G  1797  Portsmouth,  (N.  H.) 
86  Captured  1812,  England 

3i  1814  Sackelt's  Harbour 
■fl  Captured  1814 

■24  1813  Sackctt's  Hurbour 
24  Captured  1813 

24 

20  1313  Erie 


(I 


NEW-YORK  REGISTER. 


iDerroit,  18    1813  Erie 

Erie,  18 

Hornet,'  18    1815  Eric 

{Jefferson,  18    1815  Sackett'i  Haibour 

(Jones,  18  ditto 

(Madison,  18  ditto 

(Oneida,  18  ditto 

(Niagara,  18    1812  Erie 

Ontario,  18    1809  Baltimore 

Peacock,  18    1813  New- York 

Fulton  the  First,  Steam  frigate, 

ferce  not  known,  1815  New-York 

Boxer,  16    1815  Hartford  (Conn.) 

Linnet,  16          Captured  1814 

Saraoac,  16    1815  Hartford  (Conn.) 

(Sylph,                        trM."  16    1813  Saekett's  Harbour 

tQueen  Charlotte,  14           Captured  1813 

(Ticonderoga,  14  1814 

i  Alert,  (store  ship,)  Captured  1S14 

Firebrand,  ■J»*:.'. 

.Nonsuch,    .W»„j  6 

H  jrnet,.   'iffiLt'  "tip    ,  c 

Lynx,  'jfr  ,i 

Despatch,  2 
Asp,                         BfcjMr"9t'  "-■»*  j : 

Porcupine,                       MKk  p  o       -is  - 

Lady  of  the  Lair,  -;  I 
Enterprise,  (bomb)  in  service. 
Spitfire  and  Vesuvius,  (bombs)  condemned. 

»  veugeance,  unfit  for  service.  , 


*»*  Those  ships  marked  thus  (,  are  upon  the  Lake;t  and  are  considered 
as  forming  a  part  of  the  Navy. 

The  smaller  vessels  are  principally  stationed  at  rmpoTtant  passes,  for  the 
purpose  of  protecting  our  commercial  trade  from  privateers,  Ac. 


THE  PROGRESS  AND  PROSPECTS  OF  THE  NAVY". 

It  will  be  recollected,  that  the  Navy  Yard  at  Washington,  was  humt,  and 
every  thing  in  it  destroyed,  during  the  war.  It  has  already,  like  the  Phoenix, 
risen  from  its  ashes.  .  There  it  now  on  the  stocks,  a  line  of  battle  ship,  nearly 
finished ;  the  frame  of  a  frigate  ready  to  be  put  on  the  stocks,  as  soon  as  the 
74  is  launched ;  a  powerful  steam  engine,  working  a  saw  mill,  tilt  hammers, 
andjthe  machinery  of  a  block  maker's  shop,  where  all  the  blocks  of  the 
Navy  are  made.  An  extensive  anchor  manufactory  ;  a  manufactory  of  chain 
cables ;  extensive  blacksmiths'  and  plumbers'  shops  ;  extensive  mould  and 
model  lofts,  boat  builders  and  mast  makers'  establishments,  and  every  other 
convenience  for  furnishing  from  thence  all  the  wants  of  the  Navy,  that  such 
an  establishment  can  furnish.  There  are,  besides,  large  quantities  of  naval 
stores,  guns,  and  timber  for  ship  building  deposited  there. 

There  are  at  Norfolk,  large  deposits  of  timber  for  the  use  of  the  Navy  ;  a 
line  of  battle  ship  building,  and  the  frames  of  another  line  of  battle  ship  and 
frigate,  are  also  collecting  there. 

A  line  of  battle  ship  is  now  building  at  Philadelphia;  the  frame  was  collect- 
ed and  put  up  early  last  spring.     The  frames  of  another  lioe  of  battfe 


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ship  and  frigate,  are  also  collecting  at  that  place ;  where  there  are  consi- 
derable deposits  of  timber,  copper,  iron,  and  other  naval  stores. 

At  New- York,  the  line  of  battle  ship  on  the  stocks  is  expected  to  be 
launched  during  the  present  month.  There  are  two  frames  of  frigates  de- 
posited there,  with  considerable  quantities  of  other  timber  for  ship-building, 
iron,  cepper,  and  guns. 

At  Boston,  is  building  a  line  of  battle  ship  ;  the  frame  was  collected, 
and  set  up  in  the  spring.  The  frames  of  another  line  of  battle  ship  and 
frigate  are  also  getting  ready  for  that  place,  where  there  are  large  deposits 
of  timber,  iron,  and  copper,  for  ship-building. 

Another  line  of  battle  ship  is  also  now  building  at  Portsmouth,  (N.  H.) 
where  the  frame  was  collected,  and  set  up  in  the  spring.  The  frames 
of  another  line  of  battle  ship  and  frigate,  are  also  collecting  there ;  where 
deposits  of  ship  timber,  iron,  and  copper,  are  made. 

An  abundant  supply  of  timber,  canvass,  cordage,  copper,  iron,  and  every 
other  article,  the  produce  and  manufacture  of  the  United  States,  are 
already  provided  for  carrying  into  effect  the  law  for  building  nine  line  of 
battle  ships,  and  twelve  frigates,  in  addition  to  the  ships  now  afloat ;  which 
will  make  the  Navy  of  the  United  States,  on  the  Ocean,  twelve  line  of  battle 
ships,  twenty  frigates,  and  a  proportional  number  of  small  vessels.  It  is 
doubted  whether  any  nation  in  the  world,  (even  England,)  can  send  to  sea  so 
large  a  fleet  of  effective  ships.  All  this  will  have  been  dope  in  the  space  of 
a  few  years,  under  the  guidance  and  management  of  the  Navy  Board. 


Captains  if  the  United  States  Navy. 

Alexander  Murray,  John  Rogers,  James  Barron,  William  Bainbridge, 
Hugh  G.  Campbell,  Thomas  Tingey,  Charles  Stewart,  Isaac  Hull,  Issac 
Chauncey,  John  Shaw,  John  H.  Dent,  David  Porter,  John  Cassin,  Samuel 
Evans,  Jacob  Jones,  Cbr.rles  Morris,  Arthur  Sinclair,  Thomas  Macdo- 
•s'rtigh,  Lewis  Warrington,  Joseph  Bainbridge,  William  M.  Crane,  James 
T.  Leonard,  James  Biddle,  Charles  G.  Ridgely,  Robert  T.  Spence,  Daniel 
T.  Patterson,  Samuel  Angus,  Melancthon  T.  Woolsey,  John  Orde 
Creighton,  Edward  Trenchard,  John  Downes,  John  D.  Henley,  Jesso  D. 
Elliott. 


Masters  Commandant  of  the  Navy. 

Robert  Henley,  Stephen  Cassin,  Daniel  S.  Dexter,  Jaraes  Renshaw,  David 
Deacon,  Louis  Alexis,  Michael  B.  Carrol,  Sidney  Smith,  Thomas  Brown, 
Nathaniel  Haraden,  Samuel  Woodhouse,  Charles  C.  B.  Thompson,  Alexan- 
der 3.  Wadsworth,  George  W.  Rodgers,  George  C.  Read,  Henry  E.  Ballard, 
Thomas  Gamble,  William  Carter,  jun  Joseph  J.  Nicholson,  John  H.  Ellon, 
EdmundT.  Kennedy,  Alexander  J.  Dallas,  John  B.  Nicholson,  Beekman  V 
Hoffman,  Jesse  Wilkinson,  Wolcott  Chauncey. 


Lieutenants  of  th«  Navy. 

Francis  J.  Mitchell,  George  Merrill,  Joseph  Nicholson,  John  Pettjgrew, 
George  Budd,  Thomas  A.  C.  Jones,  Joseph  S.  Macphewon,  John  Porter, 


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William  Finch,  William  B.  Shubrick,  Henry  Wells,  Benjamin  W.  Booth, 
Alexander Claxton,  Enos  K.  Dm-,  Charles  W.  Morgan, Samuel  P.  Macom- 
ber,  Raymond  H.  Fern-,  Lawrence  Kearney,  William  H.  Watson,  Thomas 
Hendry,  jun.  Foxhall  A.  Parker,  Edward  R.  M'Call,  Daniel  Turner,  William 
H.  Allen,  David  Conner,  John  Gallagher,  Thomas  H.  Stevens,  Henry  8. 
Newcomb,  James  P.  Oellers,  William  M,  Hunter,  John  D.  Sloat,  John 
Packett,  William  H  Cocke,  Matthew  C.  Perry,  Charles  W.  Skinner,  Joseph 
Wragg,  Samuel  W.  Adams,  John  R.  Madison,  Dugomier  Taylor,  Georee 
Pearce,  Frederick  W.  Smith,  Nathaniel  D.  Nicholson,  Otho  Norris,  John  T. 
Newton,  P.  A.  1.  P.  Jones,  Samuel  Henly,  A.  H.  M.  Gonklin,  Joseph  Smith, 
Lawrence  Rosseau,  George  W.  Storer,  Lewis  German,  Joseph  Cassin, 
Robert  M.  Rose,  Beverly  Kennon,  Edward  Shnbrick,  Charles  A.  Build, 
Francis  M.  Gregory,  John  M.  Maury,  Benjamin  Cooper,  Philip  F.  Voorhees, 
Henry  Gilliam,  John  H.  Clack,  William  D.  Sailer,  William  A.  Spencer, 
William  L  Gordon,  David  Geisinger,  Richard  Winter,  John  Percival,  James 
Ramage,  William  V.  Tavlor,  Mervine  P.  Mix,  Thomas  M.  Newell,  Charles 
S.  M'Cauley,  John  II.  Bell,  D.  Forest,  Bladen  Dulany,  F.  B.  Gamble,  R 
Dashiell,  John  Tayloe,  George  B.  M'Culloch,  Robert  Spedden,  Thomas  T. 
Webb,  Walter  G  Anderson,  Steven  Champlin,  Charles  T.  Stallings,  James 
M'Gowan,  William  Lowe,  Elie  \.  F.  Vellette,  John  II.  Aulic,  Charles  T. 
Clark,  Silas  Duncan,  Thomas  S.  Cunningham,  Isaac  M'Keever,  Robert  F. 
Stockton,  Nathaniel  L.  Montgomery, Walter  N.  Monleath,  Silas  H.  Stringham, 
George  W.  Vanclcve,  Paul  Zaiilzingcr,  Charles  E.  Crowley,  William 
Laughton,  Nelson  Webster,  William  A.  G.  Farraaut,  Richani  G.  Edwards, 
William  Mervine,  William  K  Latimer,  Isaac  Mayo,  Thomas  Crabb,  Ed- 
ward B.  Babbit,  George  Hamersley,  Thomas  Paine,  jun.  John  Hill,  jun. 
James  Armstrong,  Joseph  Smoot,  Robert  B.  Randolph,  William  Berry, 
Sainbel  L  Breeee,  John  Evans,  Benjamin  Page,  jun.  John  T.  Richie,  John 
A.  Wish,  John  Gwinn,  William  A.  Weaver,  Thomas  W.  Wyman,  Janice  L. 
Morris,  John  A  Belches,  James  Mork,  Andrew  Fitzhugh,  William  M- 
Caldwell,  John  K.  Carter,  Joseph  doss,  Abraham  S.  Ten  Eitl.,  Thomas 
Hamerslcy,  John  White,  William  M.  Robins,  Robert  Field,  Hiram  Paul, 
ding,  Enoch  Lowe,  Jonathan  D.  Williamson,  Charles  L.  Springer.  Charles 
Boarman,  William  I.  Belt,  William  Hoerum,  T.  H.  Bowyer,  Charles  H.  Cald- 
> -ell,  Thomas  A.  Conoicr,  Archibalds.  Campbell,  Nathaniel  Carter,  jun. 
Alexander  Eskridge,  French  Forest,  Edgar  Freeman,  John  D.  Fisctier, 
Edward  Greenwell,  Charlea  Gaunt,  John  H.  Graham,  George  W.  Isaacs, 
Knoch_H.  Johns,  W  ilharo  Jameson,  Charles  Lacey.John  C;.  Long,  William 
E.  M'Kenney,  William  J.  M'Cluney,  James  Nicholson,  William'  W.  Ram- 
say, James  W.  H.  Ray,  Ebeneter  Ridgeway,  Clement  W.  Stephens,  Robert 
E.  Searcy,  Thomas  A.  Tippet,  James  B."  Tavlor,  William  Taylor,  Ralph 
Vorhees,  Chules  L.  Williamson,  Henry  R.  Warner,  Henry  Ward,  Uriah  i' 
Levy,  James  Trant,  Wallei  Abbot,  Joel  Abbot,  Samuel  W.  Adams,  John 
A.  Cook,  Harrison  H.  CVke,  James  F.  Curtis,  John  L.  Cummings,  Samuel 
U  .  Downing,  Peleg  K.  Dunham,  John  M.  Dale,  Samuel  A.  Ea!(in,  Frederi.  k 
S.  Gibbon,  Henry  Gray,  James  Goodrum.  Richard  S.  Hunter,  William  In- 
nian,  John  H.  Lee,  James  E.  Le-ai-e,  George  M'Cauley,  Willian,  H.  Molt 
Archibald  M'NeaL,  John  B.  Montgomerv,  James  E.  M'Douahl,  Jnme>  \ 
Perly,  Hugh  Nelson  Paje,  Richard  M.  Poller,  Nathaniel  A.  Prentiss, Charles 
C.  RusseU,  Lewis  E.  Simonds,  Horace  B.  Sa'wver,  Cornelius  K.  Stribbling 
Joshua  R.  Sands,  William  Temple,  Josiaii  Taluell,  Albeit  G.  WalT 
Lphrann  D.  >\  hillock,  James  M.  K.  M  lntosli,  William  J.  M'Clunv,  Allen 
K.  W.  GruDO.  -  Sy tJ^I^^Ki 

Late  Pronations  and  Appointments  in  the  .Vary,  and  in  the  Marine 
Corps.    (Confirmed  by  the  Senate.) 
Lieutenant*  in  the  JVavy  to  be  Masters  Cammandant;—Gtor"t 


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Budd,  Thomas  Ap.  Catesby  Jones,  Joseph  S.  M'Pherson,  John 
Porter,  Wm.  Bolton  Finch,  William  B.  Shubrick,  Benj.  W.  Booth, 
and  Alexander  Claxton. 

.Midshipmen  to  be  Lieutenants  in  the  Navy, — John  Jay  Young-, 
Charles  H.  Bell,  Abrm.  Bigelow,  Otho  Stall'mgs,  William  Boden, 
(si?ice  (lead,)  Zachariah  W.  Nixon,  John  P.  Cambreling,  Henry  C. 
Newton,  Frank  Ellery,  Frederick  Varnum,  Frederick  G.  Wolbert, 
Walter  Newcomb,  Joseph  R.  Jarvis,  Thomas  W.  Freelon,  and  Par- 
don M.  Whipple. 

Samuel  E.  Watson,  First  Lieutenant,  to  be  Captain  of  Marines, 
vice  Lyman  Kellogg,  resigned. 

James  M.  Clements,  Second  Lieutenant,  to  be  a  First  Lieutenant 
of  Marines. 

To  be  Surgeons'  Mates — Joseph  Kenz,  Lou.  Francis  S.  Beattie, 
Pa.  Thomas  J.  Nelson,  N.  Y.  James  Cornick,  Va.  Robert  P.  Dan- 
dridge,  Va.  Charles  R.  Smith,  Conn.  William  Williamson,  N.  J. 
William  D.  Babbit,  Mass.  Robert  Falconer,  N.  C.  Samuel  C.  Smith, 
Ky.  Alexander  Williams,  Tenn.  Joseph  B.  Stillman,  N.  Y.  Thomas 
Boyd,  Del.  Edward  Tilley,  Md.  George  Ten-ill,  Va.  and  David  X. 
Mahon,  Pa. 

To  be  Pursers  in  the  JYavy — John  B.  Fanning,  Mass.  Edward  N. 
Cox,  N.  Y.  and  Nathaniel  H.  Perry;  R.  I. 

To  be  Second  Lieutenants  in  the  Marine  Corps — Augustus  A: 
Nicholson,  S.  C:  Charles  Belts,  Va.  Charles  Sears,  Mass.  James 
M'Cawley,  jr.  Pa.  Benjamin  Macomber,  R.  I.  George  Cooper,  Mass 
Abraham  N.  Breevort,  N.  V.  and  Samuel  S.  Cocjeman,  N.  J. 

N.  B.  We  understand,  the  Midshipmen,  who  would,  under  the 
order  of  the  Navy  Department,  have  been  entitled  to  an  examina- 
tion, and  who  were  at  sea,  and  not  in  a  situation  to  be  examined, 
will  have  their  commissions,  w  hen  given,  dated  back  to  the  time 
of  appointment. 

GENERAL  STAFF  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  ARMY 

Jacob  Brown,  Major  General. 
Andrew  Jackson,  Major  General. 

Alexander  Macomb,  Brigadier  General,  maj.  gen.  brev. 

Edmund  P.  Gaines,  Brigudier  General,  maj.  gen.  brev. 

Winfield  Scott,  Brigadier  General,  maj.  gen.  brev. 

Eleazer  W.  Ripley,  Brigadier  General,  maj.  gen.  brev. 

Daniel  Parker,  Adjutant  and  Inspector  General,  brig.  gen.  brev. 

Thomas S.  Jesop.'Quartcr  Master  General,  brig.  gen.  brev. 

Robert  Butler,  Adjutant  General,  col.  brev. 

Roger  Jones  Adjutant  General,  col.  brev. 

Arthur  P.  Hayne,  Inspector  General,  col.  brev. 

John  10.  Wool,  Inspector  General,  col.  brev. 

Charles  J.  Nourse,  Assistant  Adjutant  General,  maj.  brev. 

James  M  Glassell,  Assistant  Adjutant  General,  maj.  brev 

R.  M.  Kirby,  Assistant  Adjutant  General,  maj.  brev. 

Perrin  Willis,  Assistant  Adjutant  General,  maj.  brev. 

John  Biddlt,  Assistant  Inspector  General,  maj.  brev. 

John  M.  Davis,  Assistant  Inspector  General,  maj.  brev. 

Francis  S.  Belton,  Assistant  Inspector  General,  maj.  brev. 


NEW- YORK  REGISTER. 


William  M'Donald,  Assistant  Inspector  General,  maj.  brev. 
John  Anderson,  Topographical  Engineer,  Major. 
Isaac  Roberdeau,  Topographical  Engineer,  Major- 
John  J.  Abert,  Topographical  Engineer,  Major, 
lames  Kearney,  Topographical  Engineer,  Major. 
Stephen  H.  Long,  Topographical  Engineer,  maj.  brev. 
Paul  H.  Perault,  Topographical  Engineer,  maj.  brev. 
Hugh  Young,  Assistant  Topographical  Engineer. 
William  T.  Poussin,  Assistant  Topographical  Engineer. 
Milo  Mason,  Deputy  Quarter  Master  General,  maj.  brev. 
William  Linuard,  Deputy  Quarter  Master  General,  maj.  brev. 


Divisions  and  Departments  of  the  Army. 

The  Northern  Division  comprises  five  Military  Departments,  to  wit :  No. 
1.  New-York,  above  the  Highlands,  and  Vermont— No.  2.  New- Hampshire, 
Massachusetts,  Rhode  Island,  and  Connecticut — No.  3.  New-York,  below 
the  Highlands,  and  New-Jersey,  excepting  that  part  which  furnishes  the  first 
J. vision  of  militia — No.  4.  Pennsylvania,  Delaware,  Maryland,  and  that 
part  of  New-Jersey  which  furnishes  the  first  division  of  militia — No.  5.  Ohio, 
and  the  territories  of  Michigan  and  Indiana. 

The  Southern  Division  comprises  four  Military  Departments,  to  wit:  No. 

8.  Virginia,  North  Carolina,  and  the  dUtrict  of  Columbia — No.  7.  South 
Carolina,  and  Georgia — No.  8.  Louisiana,  and  tht  Mississippi  territory — Ho. 

9.  Tennessee,  Kentucky,  Missouri,  and  the  territory  of  Illinois. 


INTERCOURSE  WITH  FOREIGN  NATIONS. 

DIPLOMATIC  DEPARTMENT. 

Ministers  Plenipotentiary. 
Richard  Rush,  to  Great  Britain.    Albert  Gallatin,  to  France.  George 
Washington  Campbell,  to  St.  Petersburg.    William  Eustis,  to  the  Nether- 
lands.   Thomas  Sumter,  to  Rio  Janeiro,  Braziis,  Ac.    Jonathan  Russell,  to 
Sweden.   George  W.Erving,  to  Spain.  Salary ,  9W0  dollars  each  pet  annum. 


CONSOLS  OT  THE  UNITED  STATES  IN  FOREIGN  COUNTRIES. 

In  Great  Britain  and  its  dependencies. 
Thomas  Aspinwall,  London.  James  Maury,  Liverpool.  Herman  Visger, 
Bristol.  Robert  VV.  Fox,  Falmouth.  Nath.  G.  Ingraham,  jr.  Plymouth. 
Thomas  Auldjo,  Cowes.  Bernard  Henry,  Gibraltar.  James  Luke,  Belfast. 
Thomas  English,  Dublin.  Jacob  Mark,  Cork.  Joel  Hart,  Lcitb,  Thoiuaa 
Wynn,  Turks  Island.    William  Davy,  Kingston  upon  Hull. 

In  France  and  its  dependencies. 
Isaac  Con  Barnctt,  Paris.  Daniel  Strobel,  Bordeaux.  Henry  Wilson, 
Nantz.  Edward  Church,  L'Orient  Su  phcn  Catbalan,  Marseilles.  Robert 
Sierry,  La  Rochelle.  Thomas  Johnson,  Calais.  Reuben  G.  Beasly,  Havre 
de  Grace.  Philip  de  Peyster,  Guadeloupe*.  John  Mitchell,  Martinique* 
Martin  Bickhain,  Isle  of  France. 

In  Russia. 

John  Levitt  Harris,  St.  Petersburg.    Mo-ses  M.  Russell,  Rig*.  

— — — — .  Archaugel. 

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64-    MERCBIN'S 

In  Spain  and  its  dependencies. 
James  L.  Cathcart,  Cadiz.  Robert  Montgomery,  Alicant.  Richard  M. 
Call,  Barcelona.  John  M.  Baker,  Tarragona  and  the  Isles  of  Minorca, 
Majorca,  and  Vvica.  T.  L.  Halsey,  Buenos  Ayres.  William  G.  Miller,  Monte 
Video.  Obadiah  Rich,  Valencia.  George  G-  Barrell,  Malaga  Richard  S- 
Hackley,  St.  l.ucar.  John  Heath,  Island  of  Tcneriffe  Andrew  Stewart, 
[aland  of  Manilla.  John  Warner,  Island  of  Bono  Bico.  Alexander  Hamil- 
ton, Havana. 

In  Portugal  and  its  dependencies- 

Israel  P.  Hutchinson,  Lisbon.  John  Howard  March,  Island  of  Madeira. 
John  B.  Dabney,  Fa}  at  Henry  Hill,  St.  Salvador.  Joseph  Ray,  Pcrnam- 
buco.  Jose  dos  Santos  Morlieio,  Island  of  Maranhat.  Samuel  Hodges,  jr. 
Cape  de  V'erd  Islands- 

In  Sweden. 

Joseph  Ficklin,  St.  Bartholomews.    A.  C  Murray,  Gottenburg. 

In  Denmark  and  its  dependencies- 
John  M.  Korbes,  Consul-general,  Copenhagen.     Robert  M.  Harrison, 
Consul,  Island  of  St.  Thomas.    Robert  Jaques,  Island  of  St.  Cruz- 

In  Holland  and  its  dependencies. 
Alexander  M'Rac,  Consul-general,  Amsterdam.    George  Joy,  Consul, 
Rotterdam.     Emanuel   Wambersie,  Ostend.    Joshua  Clibborn,  Antwerp. 
John  B.  Frazier,  Islund  of  Cutracoa.  William  Gamble,  Island  of  St.  Eustatia. 

At  the  Hanse-Towns. 
Edward  Wyer,  Hamburgh.  Frederick  J.  Wichelhauson,  Bremen.  Philip 
Marck,  Franconia.    William  Clark,  Embden. 

In  Tuscany,  Austria,  and  China. 
Thomas  Appleton,  Leghorn.    James  Sch.ee,  Genoa.   William  H.Barney, 
Triest.  Benjamin  C.  Wilcox,  Canton.    Victor  Adolphus  Sasserno,  Nice. 

In  the  Kingdom  of  JVaples. 
Alexander  Hammel,  Consul,  Naples.  John  Broadbent,  Messina.  Williaas 
Porter,  Palermo. 

In  Barbary. 

William  Shale:-,  Consul-general,  Algiers.  Thomas  D.  Anderson,  Consul, 
Tunis.  William  B.  Jones,  Tripoli.  James  Simpson,  Tangier*  John  O. 
Sullivan,  Mogadoie. 

MINISTERS!  CONSULS,  AND  COMMISSARIES  OF  FOREIGN 
POWERS, 

RESIDENT  IN  THE  UNITED  STATES. 


From  France. 

His  Excellency  M.  Hyde  de  Neuville,  Envoy  Extraordinary  and 
Minister  Plenipotentiary,  from  France  to  the  United  States  of 
America. 

Mr.  Both,  Secretary  of  Legation. 

Mr.  Bourgueney,  attached  to  the  Legation 


NEW-YORK  REGISTER.  Bj> 

Mr.  Petry,  Consul  general,  ad  interim,  to  the  Uuited  Slates,  at  Philadel- 
phia. 

Mr.  Berard,  elete,  Vice-Consul,  Philadelphia. 

Mr.  De  Valnais,  Consul,  Boston. 

Mr.  Le  Comte  D'Espinville,  Consul,  New-York. 

Mr.  Angelucci,  Consul,  Baltimore. 

Mr.  Conteaux,  Vice  Consul,  Norfolk. 

Mr.  Buchet  de  Martigny,  Vice  Consul,  ad  interim,  Norfolk 

Mr.  Le  Marquis  de  Fougeres,  Consul,  Charleston,  (9.  C.) 

Mr.        ..  ,  Consul,  ad  interim,    ditto.  M 

Mr.  Le  Loup,  Vice  Consul,  ad  interim,  Savannah. 

Mr.  Thonosson,  Agent,  Savannah. 

Mr.  Guillemin,  Consul,  ad  interim,  New-Orleans. 

From  Great  Britain. 

Gibbs  Crawford  Antrobus,  Esq.  Secretary  of  the  late  Legation. 
William  Henry  Hughes,  Esq.  Private  Secretary. 
Anthony  St.  John  Baker,  Esq.  Consul  General. 
James  Baker,  Esq.  Secretary. 

James  Biidianan,  Esq.  Consul  for  the  State  and  City  of  New- York. 

William  Da.vson.  Esq.  Consul  for  Maryland — Baltimore. 

James  Dykes,  Esq.  Consul  for  Virginia — Norfolk. 

Benjamin  Aloodie,  Esq.  Consul  for  North  and  South  Carolina,  and 

Georgia — Charleston. 
John  Davidson,  Esq  Consul  for  Louisiana —  New  Orleans. 
William  S  Skinner,  Esq.  acting  Vice  Consul  for  Boston. 
John  Barnard  Gilpin,  Esq.  Consul  for  Newport,  (R.  I.) 
Gilbert  Robertson,  Esq.  Consul  for  Philadelphia,  Delaware,  and  West 

Jersey. 

Janus  Patlon,  Esq.  Vice  Consul,  Alexandria. 
James  Wallace-  Esq.  Vice  Consul,  Savannah. 
James  Stewart,  Esq.  Consul,  New  London. 
 Burgoin,  Vice  Consul,  Wilmington,  (N.  C.) 

Frum  Russia. 

His  Excellency  Pr  D.  Politca,  Eovoy  Extraordinary  and  Minister 
Plenipotentiary. 

 Lamenosoff,  Counsellor  of  Legation. 

George  EUisen-  Secretary  of  Legation. 

Theodore  Ivanoff,  Consul  General. 

Alexy  Eustaplmve,  Consul,  Boston. 

T.  Swift  Vice  Consul,  Alexandria. 

J.  G.  Bojcrt,  Consul,  New-York. 

Edward  Hollander,  Vice  Consul  New-Orleans. 

Ed»ard  J.  Coale,  Agent,  Baltimore. 

Fortescne  Whittle,  Agent,  Norfolk. 

John  Prince,  Agent,  Saltm 

Ebenezer  Mayo,  Agent.  Portland. 

Samuel  Snow,  Agent,  Providence. 

Letit  Villere,  Agent,  Savannah. 

From  Spain. 

His  Excellency  Don  Lewis  do  Onis,  Minister  Plenipotentiary  and 
Envoy  Extraordinary,  Washington. 


66  MERCEIN'S     

Don  Lewis  Noele,  Secretary  of  Legation,  \Vashington. 
Don  Francis  Stoughlon,  attached  to  the  Legation,  Washington. 
Don  Francis  Cavellero  Sarmiento,  attached  to  the  Legation,  Philadel- 
phia 

Don  Bartolome  Renguenet,  Consul,  Philadelphia. 

Don  Thomas  Stoughlon  Consul,  New-York. 

Don  Pablo  Chacon,  Consul,  Norfolk. 

Don  Juan  B.  Barnabau,  Consul,  Baltimore. 

Don  Antonio  Argotte  Vilalobus,  Consul.  Charleston. 

Don  Felipe  Fatio,  Consul,  New-Orleans. 

Don  Carolus  Mulvi,  Vice  Consul,  Savannah. 

Don  Torquin  Zamorano,  Consul,  Alexandria,  (D.  C.) 

From  Portugal. 

His  Excellency  M.  Correa  de  Serra,  Minister  Plenipotentiary  of  hi* 

Majesty  the  King  of  Portugal,  Brazil,  and  Algarves,  Philadelphia. 
Joaquin)  Jose  Vasques,  jun.  Consul  general,  New- York. 
Simon  S.  Goodwyn,  Vice  Consul,  Boston. 
John  Vaughan,Vice  Consul,  Philadelphia. 
William  R.  Swift,  Vice  Consul,  Baltimore. 
Lewis  Deblois,  Vice  Consul,  Washington. 
Joao  P.  Calhorda,  Vice  Consul.  Wilmington,  (N.  C.) 
Carlos  Mulvey,  Vice  Consol,  Charleston,  (S.  C.) 

From  Denmark. 

His  Excellency  P.  Pedersen,  Resident  from  the  Court  of  Denmark,  am] 

Consul-general,  Philadelphia. 
John  Bohlen,  Vice  Consul,  Philadelphia. 
George  Hammeken,  Consul,  New-York. 
Charles  W.  Green,  Vice  Consul,  Boston. 
Frederick  William  Bnine,  Vice  Consul,  Baltimore. 
Jonathan  Swift.  Vice  Consul,  Alexandria. 
Moses  Myers,  Vice  C  onsul,  Norfolk. 
Joseph  Winthrop,  Vice  Consul.  Charleston,  (S.  C.) 
Richard  Relf,  Vice  Consul,  New  Orleans. 

From  Sweden  and  Norway. 

His  Excellency  M  de  Kantzow,  Minister  resident. 

Henry  Gahn,  acting  Consul-general,  New  York. 

Bernard  Dablgren,  Consul,  Philadelphia. 

S.  Blagge,  Commercial  Agent,  Boston. 

R.  Rogers,  jun.  Commercial  Agent,  Providence,  (R.I.) 

J.Swift,  Commercial  Agent,  Alexandria. 

J.  B.  Cunningham,  Commercial  Agent,  Washington.  (N  C.) 

Edmund  Bridge,  jun.  Commercial  Agent,  Wilmington,  (N.  C.) 

Joseph  Winthrop,  Commercial  Agent,  Charleston,  (S.  C.)  ■ 

William  Taylor,  Commercial  Agent,  Savannah. 

R.  D.  Shepherd,  Commercial  Agent,  New-Orleans. 

From  Prussia. 

His  Excellency  Frederick  Greuhm,  Minister  Resident  and,  Consul- 
general. 

 Sass,  Secretary. 

Jacob  Sperry,  Consul,  Philadelphia. 


NEW-YORK  REGISTER. 


From  the  United  Netherlands. 
His  Excellency  Viscount  de  Quabeck,  Charge  d'Affaires,  Washington. 
P.  G.  Lechleituer,  Consul,  Philadelphia. 
F.  L.  Wentrop,  Esq.  Consul,  Boston. 
J.  C.  Zimmerman,  Consul,  New-York. 
C.  S.  Konig,  Consul,  Baltimore. 
Jonathan  Swift,  Consul,  Alexandria. 
Moses  Meyer,  Consul,  Norfolk. 
James  Holmes,  Consul,  Charleston. 
Thomas  Wright,  Consul,  Savannah. 
William  Nott,  Consul,  New-Orleans. 


Foreign  Consuls  who  reside  in  New-Yofk. 
From  France — M.  le  Comte  d'Espenville. 

  Great  Britain — James  Buchanan. 

  Russia — J.  G.  v  ogert. 

  Spain — Don  Thomas  StoughtOD. 

—        Portugal — Anthony  V.  Duff. 

  Prussia — John  W.  Smith. 

  Hamburg — John  W.  Smidt. 

  Sweden — Henry  Ghan. 

  Denmark — G.  Hamrueken. 

  Netherlands — J.  C.  Zimmerman. 


For  the  deposit  of  Wines,  c/e. 

An  act  providing  for  the  deposit  of  Wines  and  distilled  Spirits  in 
public  warehouses,  and  for  other  purposes. 

Bt  f<  enacted  by  the  Senate  and  House  of  Representatives  of  the  United 
Stales  of  America,  in  Congress  assembled,  that  ic  shall  be  lawful  for  anv 
importer  of  wiots  or  distilled  spirits,  which  may  be  imported  into  the  Unitei 
States,  at  any  time  after  the  first  day  of  June,  1819,  at  his  option,  to  be  de- 
termined at  the  time  of  making  entry  therefor,  either  to  secure  the  duties 
thereon,  on  the  same  terms  and  stipulations  as  on  other  goods,  wares  and 
merchandise  imported,  or  to  give  his  bond  in  double  the  amount  of  the 
duties  thereupon,  with  condition  for  the  payment  of  the  said  duties,  in  twelve 
calendar  months  from  the  dale  of  such  bond ;  which  bond  shall  be  accepted 

by  such  collector  without  surety,  upon  the  terms  following,  viz.  The  wines 

or  distilled  spirits,  for  the  duties  whereof  such  bond  shall  be  accepted,  shall 
be  deposited  at  the  expense  and  risk  of  the  importer,  in  such  public  or  other 
store-house  as  may  be  agreed  upon  between  the  importer  and  surveyor,  or 
officer  of  inspection  of  the  revenue,  for  the  port  where  the  said  wines  or  spirits 
shall  be  landed;  and  such  wines  or  spirits  shall  be  kept  under  the  joint  locks 
of  the  inspector  and  the  importer;  but  no  delivery  shall  be  made  of  such 
wines  «r  spirits  without  a  permit  in  writing,  under 'the  hand  of  the  collector 
and  naval  officer  of  the  port. 

Sect  2.  And  be  it  further  enacted,  That  no  permit  shall  be  given  for  the 
removal  of  the  wines  or  spirits  deposited  under  the  provisions  of  the  foregoing 
section,  unless  the  duties  upon  the  wines  or  spirits  for  which  it  shall  be 
required,  be  first  paid  or  secured,  in  the  manner  following,  viz.  The  importer, 
or  his  assignee,  shall  give  bond,  with  one  or  more  surety  or  sureties,  to  the 
satisfaction  of  the  collector,  in  double  the  amount  of  the  duties  upon  the  wine* 
or  spirits  in  each  case  to  be  delivered,  with  condition  for  the  payment  of  the 
said  djties,  at  the  same  credits,  to  be  computed  frojn  the  date  of  the  permit,  as 


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would  hare  been  allowed  on  bonds  for  the  same  articles,  if  they  had  not  been 
deposited  under  the  provisions  of  this  Act.  Provided,  that  the  time  to  be 
allowed  for  the  payment  of  the  duties  upon  any  wines  or  spirits  so  delivered, 
or  for  any  part  of  such  duties,  shall  not  be  such  as  to  extend  the  credit 
beyond  the  term  of  twelve  calendar  months,  originally  allowed  upon 
depositing  such  wines  and  spirits. 

Sect3.  And  be  it  further  enacted.  That  if  the  duties  on  any  wines  or 
spirits,  deposited  under  the  provisions  of  this  act,  shall  not  have  been  paid, 
or  secured  to  be  paid,  in  the  manner  described  in  the  foregoing  section,  within 
the  term  of  twelve  calendar  months  from  the  time  of  their  importation,  it 
shall  be  the  duty  of  the  collector  to  cause  sojnuch  of  such  wines  or  spirits  as 
may  be  necessary,  to  be  sold  at  public  auction,  and  retaining  the  sum  neces- 
sary for  the  payment  of  the  duties  which  have  not  been  secured  er  payed, 
together  with  the  expenses  of  safekeeping  and  sale  of  such  wines  or  spirits, 
shall  return  the  overplus,  if  any,  to  the  owner  or  to  his  agent,  or  lawful 
representative  ;  and  the  amount  of  each  bond,  taken  for  the  duties  on  wines  or 
spirits  delivered,  after  being  deposited,  as  directed  by  this  act,  shall  be  en- 
dorsed immediately  on  the  original  bond  given  by  the  importer,  specifying  the 
articles  delivered,  and  the  date  of  the  delivery. 

Sect.  4.  And  be  it  further  enacted,  That  no  drawback  shall  be  allowed  of 
the  duties  paid  on  any  wines  or  spirits,  which  shall  be  imported  into  the  Uni- 
ted States  after  the  6rst  day  of  June,  1819,  unless  such  wines  or  spirits  shall 
have  been  deposited  in  public  or  other  stores,  under  the  provisions  of  this  act, 
and  there  kept  from  their  landing  to  their  shipment. 

Sect.  5.  And  be  it  further  enacted,  That  if  any  wines  or  other  spirits, 
deposited  under  the  provisions  of  this  act,  shall  be  embezzled  or  fraudulently 
bid  or  removed  from  any  store  or  place  wherein  they  shall  have  been  deposited, 
they  shall  be  forfeited;  and  the  person  or  peisons  so  embezzling,  hiding  or 
removing  the  same,  or  aiding  or  assisting  therein,  shall  be  liable  to  the  same 
pains  and  penalties  as  il'such  wines  or  spirits  had  been  fraudulently  unshipped 
or  landed  without  payment  of  duty. 

Sect.  6.  And  be  it  further  enacted,  That  from  and  after  the  first  day  of 
June,  1!)19,  the  bonds  for  duties  on  articles  imported  by  sea,  the  produce  of 
foreign  places  or  islands,  situated  on  the  eastern  shores  of  America,  north  ol 
the  equator,  or  in  its  adjacent  seas,  bays,  and  gulfs,  i>al:  excepted,  shall  be 
payable,  one  half  in  six,  and  one  half  in  nine  calendar  moni' s;  and  the  bonds 
for  duties  on  goods,  wares,  and  merchandise,  (other  than  wine,  salt  and  teas,) 
imported  from  any  other  place  than  Europe  and  the  West  Indies,  shall  be 
payable,  one-third  in  eight,  one- third  in  ten,  and  one-third  in  eighteen  calen- 
dar months. 

H.  CLAY, 
Speaker  of  the  House  of  Representatives. 

JOHN  GAILLARD, 
President  of  the  Senate,  pro  tempore. 
Approved-April  20, 1818-  JAMES  MONROE. 


Terms  of  Credit. 

SECT.  62.  When  the  duties  on  a.i  valorem  articles  arc  less  than  50  dollars, 
it  must  be  paid  immediately;  if  specific,  a  deposit  must  be  made  to  secure  the 
same,  which,  when  ascertained,  will  be  immediately  settled. 

When  the  duties  on  t;oods  impor'.ed,  where  the  snm  payable  by  one  person 
or  co  partnership,  shall  amount  to  more  than  SO  dollars,  the  following  credit 
is  allowed  by/Jaw,  except  where  any  bond  on  which  the  purson  or  co-partner- 
ship ent>  ringsucn  i.uoch,  wares  of  merchandise,  are  either  principal  or  secu- 
rity, being  due,  remains  undischarged. 


NEW- YORK  REGISTER.  69 

On  all  articles  of  the  produce  of  the  West-Indies,  or  from  places  north  of 
the  equator,  one-half  in  six,  and  the  other  half  in  nine  months. 
On  Madeira,  and  all  other  wines,  twelve  mouths. 

On  all  goods,  &<:  from  Europe,  (wines  and  teas  excepted,)  the  one- 
third  in  eight,  one-third  in  ten,  and  one-third  in  twelve  months. 

On  all  goods,  &c.  (wines  and  teas  excepted,)  from  any  other  place  than 
Europe,  the  Wssl-lndies  and  north  of  the  equator,  the  one-lhird  in  eight 
month*,  one-third  in  ten  months,  and  one-third  in  eighteen  months. 

Teas,  from  China  or  Europe,  may  be  deposited  at  the  option  of  the  importer 
cr  importers,  (to  be  determined  at  the  time  of  making  entry  therefor,)  either 
to  secure  the  duties  thereon,  on  the  same  terms  and  stipulations  as  on  other 
goods,  wares,  and  merchandise  imported,  or  to  give  his,  or  her,  or  their  bond, 
to  the  collector  of  the  district  where  any  such  teas  shall  be  landed,  in  double 
the  amount  of  the  duties  thereupon,  with  condition  for  the  payment  of  the  said 
duties  in  twoycars  from  the  date  of  such  bond :  which  bond  shall  be  accepted 
by  such  collector  without  Surely,  upon  the  teims  following;  that  is  to  say,  the 
teas,  for  the  duties  whereof  such  bond  shall  be  accepted,  shall  be  deposited 
at  the  expense  and  risk  of  the  said  importer  or  importers,  in  one  or  more 
store-house  or  store-houses,  as  the  case  may  require  to  be  agreed  upon, 
iV_.  The  said  teas  to  be  delivered  upon  bond  being  given,  with  one  or  moie 
surety  or  sureties,  to  the  satisfaction  of  the  collector,  "  if  the  same  shall  not 
exceed  100  dollars,  in  four  months,  if  above  100  dollars,  and  not  exceeding 
500  dollars,  in  eight  months;  or  if  the  same  shall  exceed  S00  dollars,  in  12 
mouths;"  so  that  the  term  of  credit  shall  not  extend  the  period  beyond  two 
years  from  the  time  of  depositing  the  said  teas.  Any  teas  remaining  after  the 
said  term  of  tiro  years.  toDe  sold  by  the  collector,  who  shall  return  the  sur- 
plus (after  paying  the  duties,)  to  the  owner  or  owners  thereof. 

SECT.  66.  When  bonds  given  for  duties  shall  becojne  due,  and  not  dis- 
charged, the  collector  to  prosecute  without  delay ;  and  Tn  case  of  insolvencj 
or  death,  the  United  States  to  be  the  first  creditor;  and  any  executor,  adminis- 
trator, assignee,  or  any  other  person,  paying  any  debt  due  by  the  person  or 
estate,  from  whom  or  for  which  they  are  acting,  previous  to  the  debt  or  debts 
due  to  the  United  States  being  first  fully  satisfied  and  paid,  shall  become 
answerable  in  their  own  peregn  and  «la(«  for  the  same,  or  part  thereof 
remaining  unsatisfied. 

Sureties  on  all  bonds  given  for  duties,  shall,  in  case  of  insolvency  or  death 
of  the  principal',  "  have  and  enjoy  lite  like  advantages,  priority,  or  preference 
for  the  recover  y  and  receipt  of  the  said  money  »ut  of  the  estate  and  effects  of 
such  insolvent,  or  deceased  principal,  as  are  reserved  to  the  United  Stales." 

When  bonds  are  prosecuted  for  the  recovery  of  duties  due  to  the  United 
States,  judgment  to  be  granted  at  tne  return  terra,  "  unless  the  defendant 
shall  in  open  court,  the  Unite. 1  States  Attorney  being  present,  make  oath 
or  affirmation,  that  an  erroi  has  been  committed  in  the  liquidation  of  the  du- 
ties demanded  upon  such  o.id,  specif]  i  >g  [lie  errors  alleged  to  have  been 
committed,  an.)  mat  the  sam<  have  been  iiuiificj,  in  writing,  to  the  collector 
of  the  del.  in  pr  ior  to  the  commencement  of  the  return  term  aforesaid." 

On  all  bouds  upon  which  suits  shall  be  commenced,  an  interest  shall  be 
allowed  at  i!ie  rate  of  six  per  cent  per  annum,  from  the  time  when  said  bonds 
became  due  until  the  payment  thereof.  <-'S)fet' 

SEC  I".  153.  Duties  to  be  paid  where  goods  are  landed,  and  bonds  to  be 
given  for  s<  curing  the  duties,  if  the  whole  or  part  of  the  cargo  is  destined  to 
different  distr  icts.. 


EXPORTS  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES. 


From  a  statement  of  the  Secretary  of  the  Treasury  to  Congress, 
it  appears  that  the  value  of  the  exports  of  the  United  States,  fo>.- 


TO  MERCEIN'S 

"he  year  ending  the  30th  of  September,  1816,  was  eighty-om 
millions,  nine  hundred  and  twenty  thousand four  hundred  and  fift\j-l\i  « 
■hilars,  (81,  920,452)— of  which,  64,781,896  were  of  domestic  ma- 
terials, and  17,138,556  of  foreign. 

Of  the  domestic  products  exported,  7,293,000  were  the  pro- 
duce of  the  Forest — of  Agriculture,  53,354,000 — of  Manufactures, 
1,755,000— of  uncertain  origin,  1,049,000. 

The  total  amount  exported  to  the  possession  of  foreign  powers  i 
the  largest  amount  (39,184,558)  was  to  those  of  Great  Britain, — 
the  nest  largest  amount  (12,138,135)  to  those  of  France — the  next 
(8.589,718)  to  those  of  Spain — to  Holland  and  its  Colonies, 
5,609,524 — to  the  Hanse  Towns,  and  ports  of  Germany,  3,634,500 — 
to  Portugal,  Brazil,  &c.  2,270,389  dollars. 


The  total  exports  from  the  several  states  and  territories,  during 
the  year  before  mentioned,  was  in  the  following  proportion  : 


New-Hampshire 

140,293 

North  Carolina 

1,328,735 

Vermont 

392,594 

South  Carolina 

10,849,409 

Massachusetts 

10,136,439 

Georgia 

7,511,939 

Rhode  Island 

612,794 

Ohio 

1.305 

Connecticut 

593,806 

Louisiana 

5,602,948 

New-York 

19,690,031 

District  of  Columbia 

1,680,811 

New-Jersey 

9,746 

Territory  of  the  United 

Pennsylvania 

7,196,246 

States 

65,532 

Delaware 

56,217 

Maryland 

7,338,767 

$81,920,452 

Virginia 

8,212,860 

Total  I 

SHERIFFS  IN  THE  STATE  OF  NEW- YORK. 


Asa  Lee  Davidson,  Allegany  ; 
William  Chamberlin,  Broome  ; 
Archibald  Green,  Cayuga;  Caleb 
Lather,  Clinton;  Alex.  Smith, 
jun.  Columbia  ;  Noah  R.  Smith, 
Cortland;  Martin  Keeler,  De 
laxcare;  Gilbert  Ketch urn.Dutcfc- 
ess  ;  Boughton  Lobdell,  Essex  ; 
John  Wood,    Franklin;  Par- 
menius  Adams,  Genesee  ;  Peter 
C.    Adams,    Greene;  Robert 
Shoemaker,  Herkimer;  Amasa 
Trowbridge,   Jefferson;  John 
Wykotf,  Kings  ;  Sylvester  Mil 
ler,    Lettfis ;    Moses  Maynad, 
Madison  ;  John  Holland,  Mont 
gomery,  James  L.  Bell,  New- 
York;  Jas.  Cronk,  Niagara ;  _ 
Jno.  B.  Pease,  Oneida;  tieze.A  Washington  ; 
kiah  L.   Granger,  Onondaga  ;\Westchestcr. 


Phinehas  P.  Bates,  Ontario; 
Moses  L>c  Witt  Burnett,  Orange; 
Peter  Pratt,  Ostoego ;  Pascal 
Franchott,  Otsego  ;  Richard 
Cornell,  Queens;  Michael  I. 
Vsndercook,  Renntelaer ;  John 
Hillyer,  Richmond;  John  B. 
Hating,  Rockland  ;  John  Dunn- 
ing, Saratoga;  Isaac  Riggs, 
Schenectady  ;  Giles  H.  Hubbard, 
Schoharie;  Joseph  C.  Chapman, 
Seneca;  David  C.  Judson,  St. 
Lawrence;  Henry  Schriver,  Sleit- 
ben  ;  Elnathan  Sears,  Sullivan  ; 
Henry  Wills,  Tioga;  Nicoll 
Halsey,  Tompkins ;  Abraham 
Tantine,  Ulster ;  James  L. 
Curman,  Warren  ;  John  Doty, 
Lyman  Cook, 


NEW-YORK  REGISTER. 


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11  1 

93 

21-18 

4132 

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a 

66 

62 

652 

1700 

Broome, 

m 

o 

o 

103 

77 

1245 

3653 

Clinton, 

5 

43 

43 

993 

1756 

Cavuip*,, 

10 

8 

175 

156 

3655 

9902 

Columbia, 

14 

12 

160 

160 

3326 

6359 

Chautauque, 

8 

8 

CO 

65 

699 

£677 

C  hf*naD£o, 

17 

17 

905 

181 

3337 

9614 

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10 

10 

122 

116 

1026 

So06 

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1  '>i  t  ■  I.'1 

15 

14 

141 

139 

2085 

6050 

13 

13 

189 

175 

5194 

8378 

1 1 

13 

93 

81 

1150 

3263 

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30 

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1048 

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2163 

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165 

160 

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71 

72 

1 916 

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11055 

3842 

21 

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240 

4537 

12823 

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14 

187 

136 

3820 

1 1772 

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60 

60 

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2696 

Ontario, 

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OA 

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23439 

11 

Jl 

j  i-t 

lot 

Ov>o4 

6516 

Pntnara, 

J 

•  3C 

832 

1440 

Queens, 

g 

53 

2020 

2388 

Richmond, 

g 

A 

T8 

18 

p« 

7S9 

Riinssolser, 

14 

14 

171 

J  'U 

4274 

9718 

Rockland, 

1*1 

898 

1478 

Sullivan, 

7 

61 

50 

1056 

1952 

Seneca, 

7 

115 

82 

27S5 

5000 

Suffolk, 

6 

6 

90 

84 

1706 

3899 

Schenectady, 

5 

5 

46 

42 

682 

1816 

Steuben, 

13 

9 

97 

73 

1081 

3545 

St.  Lawrence, 

16 

16 

123 

88 

1025 

3260 

Schoharie, 

8 

8 

1-22 

100 

2051 

4666 

Saratoga, 

17 

13 

128 

123 

2423 

7504 

Tioga, 
Tompkins, 

8 

79 

63 

1197 

3435 

6 

5 

98 

98 

?114 

5567 

Ulster, 
Warren, 

15 

13 

m 

99 

2746 

4430 

9 

9 

61 

41 

876 

1950 

Washington, 
Westchejter, 

16 

15 

139 

177 

3193 

9863 

21 

J2 

70 

70 

1758 

3387 

total 

55o 

515. 

57b3. 

5118. 

117151. 

271277. 

6882 
2043 
3739 
2550 
9999 
8496 
260C 
8735 
4864 
6424 

10637 
3662 
1163 
6752 

11072 
9472 
4.154 
2207 
205? 
9f!79 

10831 
3312 
3842 

13J29 

12309 

14383 
2636 

23435 
9714 
1871 
4755 
1494 

11735 
2115 
2115 
5894 
4854 
2429 
3165 
3559 
6107 
7367 
4020 
6099 
7074 
2189 
9998 
4732 


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GIDEON  OAWLKY,  S-jyermtocdml  sf  Ctoxu  6ch»ei. 


MERCEIN'S 


DEPARTMENTS  OF  THE  FEDERAL  GOVERN- 
MENT. 
General  Post  Office. 
Return  J.  Meigs,  Ohio,  Postmaster  General;  salary,  3000  dollars — Assistant, 
Abraham  Bradley,  Connecticut;  salary,  1700  dollars — Scth  Pease, Connecti- 
cut, Assistant;  salary,  1600  dollars — Fhinees  Bradley,  Chief  Clerk. 

United  Slates  Mint  (at  Philadelphia.) 

Robert  Patterson,  Director;  salary,  2000  dollars-  James  Rush,  Treasurer; 
salary,  1200  dollars — Adam  Eckfeldt,  Coiner;  salary  1500  dollars — Joseph 
Kichardson,  Assaycr;  salary,  1500  dollars — Joseph  Cloud,  Refiner;  salary, 
1500  dollars — Robert  *~col.  Engraver;  salary,  1200  dollars— John  Reich, 
Assistant  Engraver— William  Kern,  Door-keeper  and  Watch — William 
M'Minn,  Carpenter  and  Adjuster — Philip  Summers,  Melter — John  JVIann, 
Annealer—  John  Schreiner,  and  Thomas  Gray,  Pressmen — One  Clerk,  at  700 
dollars;  two  clerks,  each  at  500  dollars. 

Land  Department. 

Josiah  Meigs,  Commissioner  of  the  General  Land  Office— Edward  Tiffin, 
Surveyor  General :  salary,  2000  dollars;  ollice  at  Chilicothe,  Ohio — Thomas 
Freeman,  Surveyor,  south  of  Tennessee;  salary,  2000  dollars;  office  at 
Washington,  Mississippi  Territory— William  Rector,  Surveyor  of  Illinois  and 
Missouri — John  Coffee,  Surveyor. 


JUDICIARY. 

John  Marshall,  of  Virginia,  Chief  Justice  of  the  United  States;  salary, 
4000  dollars. 

Associate  Judgetr-Bushrod  Washington,  Virginia  — William  Johnson, 
;un.  South  Carolina — B.  Livingston,  New-York — Thomas  1  odd,  Kentucky — 
Gabriel  Duval,  Maryland — Joseph  Story,  Massachusetts.  Salary,  3oC0 
dollars  each. 

William  Wirt,  of  Virginia,  Attorney  General  of  the  United  States  ;  salary, 
3000  dollars. 


District  Judges. 

District  of  Maine,  Albion  K.  Parris — New-Hampshire,  John  S.  Sherburne — 
Massachusetts,  John  Dai  is — Rhode-Island,  David  Ho\*ell — Vermont,  Elijah 
Paine — Connecticut,  Picrpont  Edwards — New- York,  M.^  Ii.  Tallmadge, 
Chief  Judge;  Win.  P.  Van  Ness,  additional  Judge — New-Jersey,  William 
S.  Pennington— Pennsylvania,  Richaril  Peters,  Eastern  district;  Jonathan 
H-  Walker,  Western  district— Delaware,  John  Fisher — Maryland,  James 
Houston— Virginia,  St.  George  Tucker— North  Carolina,  Henry  Potter- 
South  Carolina,  John  Drayton— Georgia,  William  Stevens— Kentucky,  Ro- 
bert Trimble— Tennessee,  John  M'Nairy— Ohio,  Charles  W.  Bird— Indiana, 
Benjamin  Park— Louisiana.  Dominic  A  Hall— Mississippi,  William  Bayaad 
Shields— Columbia,  William  Crunch,  Chief  Judge;  Ruckner  Thruslon  and 
James  S.  Morrell,  Jlssislant  Judge's—  Alabama,  Henry  G.  Webb. 


Clerks  to  the' Supreme,  Circuit,  and  District  Courts. 
Supreme  Court,  Elias  B.  Caldwell;  District  of  New-Hamp- 
shire, Jonathan  Ste.el;  Maine,  Henry  Sewall ;  Massachusetts, 
William  S.  Shaw ;  Rhode-Island,  Edmund  T.  Ellery  ;  Vermont. 


SEW- YOWL  REGISTER.  ^ 

Cephas  Smith ;  Conneoticut,  Henry  Edwards  ;  New-York, 
G.  L.  Thompson,  Southern  district ;  R  R  Lansing,  Northern  dis- 
trict;  New-Jersey,  Robert  Boggs;  Pennsylvania,  David  Cald- 
well ;  Delaware,  A.  Johns ;  Maryland,  Philip  Moore  ;  Virginia, 
Richard  Jeffries;  North  Carolina,  William  H  Haywood  ;  South 
Carolina,  James  Jervay  ;  Georgia,  John  J.  Bullock  ;  Kentucky, 
John  H.  Hanna ;  Tennessee,  Robert  M.  Gavock  ;  Ohio,  Hum- 
phrey Fullerton  :  Louisiana,  William  Claiborne  ;  Columbia,  Wm. 
Brent,  Washington  County  ;  George  Deneale,  Alexandria  county. 

District  Attorneys. 
New-Hampshire,  Daniel  Humphries  ;  Maine,  Wm.  P.  Preble; 
Massachusetts,  George  Blake ;  Rhode-Island,  Asher  Robbins  ; 
Connecticut,  Hezekiah  Huntington  ;  Vermont,  Titus  Hutchin- 
son ;  New-York, Jonathan  Fisk,  Southern  district;  Roger  Skin- 
ner, Northern  district  ;  New-Jersey,  Joseph  M'llvaine;  Penn- 
sylvania, Charles  Jared  Ingersoll ;  Delaware,  George  Read,  jun. 
Maryland,  Elias  Glenn  ;  Virginia,  Robert  Stannard  ;  North  Ca- 
rolina, James  M'Kay  ;  South  Carolina,  Thomas  Parker  ;  Geor- 
gia, Wm.  Da  vies  ;  Kentucky,  Robert  Wickliffe  ;  East  Tennessee, 
John  M'Campbell ;  West  Tennessee,  Henry  Crabb  ;  Ohio,  John 
C.  Wright ;  Columbia',  Walter  Jones,  jun. ;  Louisiana,  John 
Dick;  Indiana,  Thomas  H.Blake;  Mississippi,  Bela  Metcalf; 
Missouri,  Robert  Wash. 

WSNKSbi'' >f^?^S M« rsh ah. 

New-Hampshire,  Michael  M'Clary  ;  Maine.  Tlios.  G.  Thorn- 
ton ;  Massachusetts,  James  Prince  ;  Rhode-Islaud,  Ebenezer  K. 
I><'\ter;  Connecticut,  Robert  Fairchild  ;  Vermont,  David  Ro- 
binson ;  New-York,  Thomas  Morris,  Southern  district ;  John 
W.  Livingston,  Northern  district ;  New-Jersey,  Oliver  Wayne 
Ogden  ;  Pennsylvania,  John  Smith,  Eastern  district ;  William 
B.  Irish,  Western  district ;  Delaware,  James  Brohson  ;  Maryland, 
I'aul  Bentalou  ;  Virginia,  Andrew  Moore;  North  Carolina,  Be- 
verly Daniel;  South  Carolina,  Morton  A.  Waring;  Georgia, 
John  H.  Worrell ;  Kentucky,  Robert  Crocket  ;  East  Tennessf  e, 
Charles  I.  Porter  ;  West  Tennessee,  John  Childress,  jun.  ;  Ohio, 
JohnHamm;  Columbia,  Tench  Ringold ;  Louisiana,  Michael 
Reynolds  ;  Indiana,  John  Vawter  ;  Mississippi,  II.  G.  Johnson. 

TERRITORIAL  GOVERNMENTS. 
LOCAL.    The  Governors  of  Territories  have  a  local  super- 
intendency  of  Indian  affairs,  ex  officio,  within  the  limits  of  their 
respective  territorial  jurisdictions. 


Ports  of  Entry  and  Delivery  for  Foreign  Vessels. 
No  vessel,  not  wholly  belonging  to  a  citizen  or  citizens  ot 
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the  United  States,  shall  be  udmitted  to  unload  at  any  port"w 
place  except  the  following : 

New-Hampshire,  Portsmouth.  Massachusetts,  Portland 
and  Falmouth,  New-Bedford,  Dighton,  Salem,  and  Beverly,  Glou- 
cester, Neubwyporl,  Marblchtad,  Nantucket,  Boston,  and  Charles- 
town,  Plymouth,  Bath,  Frenchman's  Bay,  Wiscasset,  Machias, 
Penobscot,  Biddejbrd,  and  Pepperelborough,  Saco,  and  Kenne- 
bunk.  Rhode-Island,  Newport,  Providence,  Bristol.  Con- 
necticut, New-London,  and  New-Haven.  New-York,  New- 
York.  New-Jersey,  Perth-Amboy,  Jersey,  Burlington.  Penn- 
sylvania, Philadelphia.  Delaware,  Wilmington,  New- Castle, 
Port  Penn.  Maryland,  Baltimore,  Annapolis,  Vienna,  Oxford, 
Georgetown,  (on  the  Potomac,)  Chestertown  Creek,  Nottingham- 
Nanjemoy,  St.  Mary's,  Digge's  Landing,  Snowhill,  Carrolsburgh. 
Virginia,  Alexandria,  Khjsale,  Newport,  Tappaliannock,  Port- 
Royal,  Predeiicksburgh,  Ufbanna,  Yorktown,  West-Point, 
Hampton,  Bermuda-Hundred,  City  Toiut,  Petersburg^,  Rich- 
mond, East  River,  Rocket's  Landing,  Norfolk,  and  Portsmouth, 
North  Carolina,  Wilmington,  Newhem,  Beaufort,  Washington, 
Edenlon,  Plankbridge,  and  Plymouth.  South  Cakoxina, 
Charleston,  Georgetown,  Beaufort.  Georgia,  Savannah,  Sun* 
bury,  Brunswick,  Erederica,  St.  Mary.    Louisiana,  N.  Orleans. 

Nor  shall  any  vessel  from  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  or  beyond 
the  same,  be  admitted  to  enter,  except  at  the  ports  in  the  above, 
Jist,  which  are  distinguished  by  italics. 

Restrictions  on  Importations. 
Sec.  92.  No  goods,  wares,  or  merchandise,  of  foreign  growth  or  ma- 
nufacture, subject  to  the  payment  of  duties,  shall  be  brought  into  (lie 
United  States,  from  any  foreign  port  or  place,  in  any  other  manner 
than  by  sea ;  nor  in  any  ship  or  vessel  of  less  than  thirty  Ions  burden, 
agreeable  to  the  mode  of  ascertaining  American  tonnage,  except  in 
certain  districts  on  the  northern,  north  western,  and  western  bounda- 
ries of  the  United  Slates,  adjoining  to  the  dominions  of  Great  Britain 
in  Upper  and  Lower  Canada,  and  the  districts  on  the  rivers  Ohio  and 
Mississippi. 

Sec.  103.  No  beer,  ale,  or  porter,  to  be  imported  in  casks  of  less 
capacity  than  forty  gallons,  beer  measure  ;  or  if  in  bottles,  in  packages 
less  than  six  dozen,  uoder  penalty  of  forfeiture,  with  the  ship  or  vessel. 

No  refined  lump,  or  loaf  sugar,  shall  be  imported  into  tlie  United 
States,  from  any  port  or  place,  except  in  ships  or  vessels  of  the  burden 
of  one  hundred  and  twenty  tons  and  upwards,  and  in  casks  or  packa- 
ges containing  each,  not  less  (ban  six  hundred  pounds,  on  pain  of  for- 
feiting the  said  ship  or  vessel,  and  the  loaf  or  lump  sugar  imported 
therein,  except  in  such  casks  or  packages  as  aforesaid. 

No  distilled  spirits,  (arrack  and  sweet  cordials  excepted,)  to  be  im- 
ported in  casks  or  vessels  of  less  capacity  than  ninety  gallons  n  ine 
measure,  on  pain  of  forfeiture  with  the  ship  or  vessel ;  nor  in  casks 
or  vessels  which  have  been  marked  pursuant  to  any  law  of  the  United 
States,  on  pain  of  forfeiture  of  the  said  refined  loaf  or  lump  sugar,  and 
distilled  spirits,  together  will*  the  ship  or  vessel.   Provided,  that  the 


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forfeiture  shall  not  be  incurred  on  "  any  ships  imported  or  brought 
into  the  United  States,  in  other  casks  or  vessels  aforesaid,  or  the  ship 
or  vessel  in  w  hich  they  shall  be  brought,  if  such  spirits  shall  be  in  the 
use  of  the  seamen  on  board  of  such  ship  or  vessel,  and  shall  not  exceed 
the  quantity  of  four  gallons  for  each  seaman,"  and  which  shall,  at  the 
time  of  the  entry  of  the  said  vessel,  be  inserted  in  the  manifest  as  the 
sea  stores  of  such  ship  or  vessel. 


Dvty  of  Masters  of  Vessels! 
Sec.  23.  IS'o  merchandise  to  be  imported  in  any  vessel  belonging  in 
■whole  or  in  part  to  a  citizen  or  inhabitant  of  the  United  States,  unless 
the  master  of  such  vessel  shall  have  on  board  a  manifest  in  writing, 
signed  by  such  master  or  other  person  having  the  command,  contain- 
ing the  name  of  the  port  cr  place  w  here  such  merchandise  were  re- 
ceived, and  the  port  where  consigned  or  declined  to,  within  the  United 
Stales,  particularly  noting  the  merchandise  destined  for  each  port  re- 
spectively, and  every  package  on  board  such  vessel  to  be  particularly 
described — to  whom  consigned,  or  if  to  order,  with  the  names  of  all 
passengers,  distinguishing  whether  cabin  or  steerage  passengers,  or 
both,  with  their  baggage,  and  an  account  of  all  remaining  sea  stores, 
if  any. 


Vessel  and  Cubin  Store. 
If  merchandise  imported  are  destined  to  be  delivered  in  different 
districts  or  ports,  the  said  merchandise  lo  be  inserted  in  successive  or- 
der in  the  above  manifest,  and  all  spirits,  wines,  and  teas,  being  the 
whole  or  any  part  of  the  cargo,  shall  be  inserted  in  like  order,  distin- 
guishing the  port  where  destined,  and  the  kind,  qualities,  and  quantity 
thereof. 

Sec.  45.  Excessive  quantity  of  sea  sfores  to  pay  duty. 

Sec.  19.  Vessels  bound  to  Connecticut,  by  way  of  Sandy-Hook,  or 
so  Hudson,  before  they  pass  the  port  of  New-York,  and  immediately 
after  arrival,  the  master  to  deposit  with  the  collector  a  true  manifest  of 
the  cargo  on  board  such  ship  or  vessel.  The  penally  for  neglect  or 
omission,  or  refusing  to  receive  an  inspector  of  the  customs  ori  board 
the  same,  to  accompany  such  vessel,  is  five  hundred  dollars. 

Sec.  24.  For  all  goods  not  included  in  the  manifest,  the  master  for- 
feits a  sum  of  money  equal  to  their  value,  and  all  merchandise  not  it: 
eluded  in  such  manifest,  belonging  or  consigned  to  the  master,  mate, 
officers,  or  crew  of  such  vessel,  shall  be  forfeited,  unless  it  is  made  to 
appeal  to  the  satisfaction  of  the  collector,  naval  officer  and  surveyor, 
or  the  major  part  of  them,  or  to  a  court  on  trial,  that  no  part  was  un- 
shipped except  what  is  mentioned  in  the  report,  or  that  tho  manifest 
bus  been  lost  or  mislaid,  without  fraud,  or  defaced  by  accident,  or  in 
correct  by  mistake. 

Sec.  25.  Hie  master  of  any  vessel,  or  other  person  having  charge 
thereof,  belonging  in  whole  or  in  part  to  a  citizen  or  citizens,  inhabit- 
ant or  inhabitants  of  the  United  States,  on  arrival  within  four  leagues 
of  the  coast,  or  within  any  bays,  harbours,  ports,  rivers,  creeks,  or  in- 
lets thereof,  to  have  a  manifest  on  board,  and  on  demand  made  byanv 
officer  of  the  customs,  first  coming  on  board,  to  produce  such  manffest'. 
and  deliver  him  a  copy  thereof,  signed  by  the  master  or  other  persons 
having  charge  of  such  vessel,  and  the  officer  shall  certify  on  the  ort 


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ginal  the  day  and  yenr  the  same  w  as  produced,  the  said  copy  to  bt 
provided  and  subscribed  by  the  master,  or  such  other  person  having 
command;  the  copy  of  which  to  he  compared  with  the  original,  and 
<  ertified  by  such  officer  on  the  back  thereof ;  the  day  and  year  such 
»:opy  or  copies  was  or  were  delivered  to  him, — ihe  original  manifest  to 
be  delivered  afterwards  by  the  master  to  the  collector.  Provided,  that 
not  more  than  one  copy  of  each  manifest  shall  be  required  by  any  oft? 
cer  or  officers  who  shall  first  come  on  board,  within  four  leagues  of  the 
roast  of  the  United  States,  and  one  other  copy  to  any  officer  or  officers 
who  shall  first  come  on  board  within  the  limits  of  any  district  for 
which  (he  cargo,  or  any  part  thereof,  shall  be  destined. 

Sec.  26.  The  penalty  on  masters,  for  not  producing  manifest,  and 
delivering  copy  thei  eof  to  the  proper  officer  or  officers  on  demand,  or 
for  not  informing  such  officer  of  the  true  destination  of  such  vessel,  i; 
live  hundred  dollars  for  each  offence  :  and  the  like  penally  is  incurred 
by  such  officer,  who  shall  neglect  or  refuse  to  certify  such  manifest, — 
and  the  officer  is  required  to  make  a  return  in  writing  of  the  name  of 
the  vessel  and  master,  offending  in  any,  or  all  of  the  particulars  re- 
quired, to  thecollector  of  the  district  where  such  vessel  may  be  bound. 

Sec.  27.  Any  vessel  within  four  leagues  of  the  coast,  or  within  the 
limits  of  any  district,  unloading  goods  without  authority  from  proper 
officers,  the  master  and  mate  forfeit  one  thousand  dollars  for  each  of- 
fence, and  goods  forfeiled,  except  in  case  of  accident,  necessity,  or 
stress  of  weather;  which  shall  be  proved  before  the  collector,  by  the 
master,  mate,  and  one  other  officer  or  mariner. 

Sec.  £8.  Masters  of  vessels  receiving  goods  so  unladen  (except  as 
before  excepted,)  to  forfeit  treble  the  value  of  such  goods ;  and  the 
ship,  boat,  or  vessel  receiving  them,  to  be  forfeited. 

Sec.  29  If  any  vessel,  having  arrived  within  any  district,  shall  de- 
part, or  attempt  to  depart  from  the  same,  (unless  to  some  more  interior 
port,  or  by  stress  of  weather,)  w'ithout  report  to  the  collector,  the  mas- 
ter forfeits  four  hundred  dollars. 

Sec.  30.  Any  vessel  arriving  from  a  foreign  port,  the  master  is  to 
report  to  thecollector,  within  tweaty-four  hours  after  his  arrival; 
and  within  24  hours  thereafter,  further  to  report  the  name,  harden,  &.c. 
in  writing,  agreeable  to  the  directions  of  section  23d,  and  shall  mako 
oath  or  affirmation  to  the  truth  of  the  same. 

The  master  or  other  person  having  charge  of  any  vessel  having  dis- 
tilled spirits,  wines,  or  teas,  shall,  within  48  hours  after  arrival,  make  a 
report  in  writing  to  the  eurveyor,  or  officer  acting  as  inspector  of  the 
revenue  of  the  port,  under  a  penally  of  five  hundred  dollars. 

The  master,  or  other  person  haviug  command,  neglecting  Jjp  make 
such  report,  forfeits  one  thousand  dollars. 

Sec.  31.  Ships  of  war,  or  packets  of  any  prince  or  state,  not  permit- 
ted by  such  prince  or  state  to  carry  goods  In  way  of  trade,  are  nui  re- 
quired to  make  such  reports. 

Sec.  32  Masters  of  vessels  after  arrival  and  entry,  may  proceed  lo 
foreign  ports  with  goods,  nultd  on  the  manifetl  at  the  lime  of  entry  for 
such  foreign  port,  without  paying  duties  thereto,  on  giving  bond  that 
the  said  goods  shall  be  actually  re  exported  in  such  vessel  to  a  foreign 
port ;  but  bonds  are  not  required  when  vessels  put  in,  in  distress. 

Sec.  34  Masters  of  vessels,  hav  ing  goods  on  board,  destined  to  dif- 
ferent districts,  other  than  the  district  at  which  he  may  arrive,  to  be 
furnished  by  the  collector  with  a  copy  of  his  report,  and  a  certificate, 


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showing  on  what  part  of  the,  cargo  the  duties  have  been  paid  or  se- 
cured, and  give  bond  lor  reporting  such  goods,  on  which  the  duties 
have  not  been  paid  or  secured  ;  which  copy  the  master  is  to  produce 
to  the  col'ector  of  the  district  where  bound,  within  twenty-four  hours 
after  his  arrival,  under  a  penalty  of  five  hundred  dollars ;  and  the  said 
bond  to  be  cancelled  by  producing  from  the  collector  of  such  district, 
a  certificate  within  sii'nionlhs,  of  the  due  entry  and  delivery  of  sucb 
merchandise  in  such  district  or  districts. 

Sec.  35.  In  addition  to  the  foregoing  section,  the  master  to  apply  to 
the  surveyor  or  inspector  of  the  port  for  a  copy  of  his  report,  where 
there  are  distilled  spirits,  wines,  or  teas  on  board,  to  be  delivered  in 
different  districts, — the  want  of  whioh  subjects  such  articles  to  for- 
feiture, and  five  hundred  dollars  penalty  on  the  master. 


Post  Office  Law. 

No  ship  or  vessel  iron)  foreign  ports,  or  coming  by  sea  from  any 
,  -on  of  the  United  Stales,  shall  be  permitted  to  report,  make  entry,  or 
break  bulk,  till  the  master  shall  deliver  to  the  postmaster,  all  letters 
under  his  care  or  within  his  power,  other  than  such  as  are  directed  to 
the  owner  or  owners  of  such  ship  or  vesselfand  an  oath  or  affirmation 
to  be  taken  of  sucb  delivery;  the  master  to  receive  two  cents  for  eve- 
ry letter  so  delivered. 

Sec  57.  Goods  found  on  board  any  vessel  not  noted  on  the  mani- 
fest, the  master  to  make  post  entry,  previous  to  any  permit  being 
granted  therefor. 

Packages  wanting,  or  goods  not  agreeing  with  the  manifest,  the 
master  forfeits  five  hundred  dollars,  unless  made  appear  to  the  satisfac- 
tion of  the  principal  officers  of  the  customs,  that  no  part  of  the  cargo 
has  been  unloaded  since  it  was  taken  on  board,  except  such  as  noted  in 
the  report,  and  pursuant  to  permits  ;.  and  that  such  disagreement  arise? 
from  accident  or  mistake. 

Sec.  60.  Vessels  arriving  from  any  foreign  port,  in  distress,  at  any 
port  in  the  United  States,  not  being  destined  for  the  same,  protest  to  be 
made  by  the  master  and  mate,  within  24  hours,  and  lodged  at  the  cus- 
tom bouse  ;  and  within  48  hours  enter  his  vessel,  as  in  all  other  cases; 
and  if  by  certificate  of  the  wardens  of  the  port,  of  the  necessity  thereof, 
the  vessel  may  be  unladen  and  cargo  deposited  in  the  public  store,  and 
reladen  again  (except  such  part  as  may  be  necessary  to  be  sold  to  de- 
fray the  expenses  of  the  repairs  of  the  vessel  only,  on  which  the  duty 
shall  be  paid  as  in  other  cases  )  by  permission  from  the  custom-house, 
free  from  any  other  charge  than  storage  and  fee  to  the  officers  of  the 
custom,  as  in  other  cases. 

Sec.  93.  The  master  or  person  having  command  of  any  vessel  bound 
to  a  foreign  port  or  place,  shall  deliver  to  the  collector  of  the  district 
from  whence  lucb  vessel  is  about  to  depart,  a  manifest  of  all  the  cargo 
on  board,  and  the  value  thereof,  subscribed  by  such  person  :  the  pe- 
nalty for  not  delivering  such  manifest,  and  obtaining  a  clearance,  pre- 
vious to  departure  from  such  district,  is  500  dollars  for  every  offence. 


Importers  and  Consignees. 
Sec.  36  Owners  or  consignees  of  goods  imported,  are,  within 
fifteen  days  after  the  master's"  n-|>ort,  to  make  entry  with  the  collec- 
tor, detailing  the  several  contents  and  nett  cost  of  each  package  par- 

7* 


rn  MERCEIN'S 

licularly,  and  produce  the  original  invoice,  documents  and  bills  of  la- 
ding, which  must  lie  verified  on  oath  or  affirmation,  by  the  said  par- 
ties, who  must  subscribe  the  form  of  entry  on  oalh. 

When  tbe  above  entry  is  made  by  any  agent,  factor  or  other  person, 
other  than  bona  fide  owner  or  consignee  of  such  merchandise,  such 
person  to  give  bond  in  the  sum  of  one  thousand  dollars,  over  and  above 
what  the  duties  may  amount  to,  with  condition,  that,  the  bona  fidt 
owner  or  consignee  of  such  merchandise,  shall,  on  or  before  the  6rst 
period  of  payment  of  such  duty  become  due,  deliverto  said  collector 
a  full  aud  correct  account  of  said  merchandise,  in  manner  and  form 
aforesaid  ;  verified  by  a  like  oath  or  affirmation,  before  any  judge  of 
the  United  States,  or  a  judge  of  any  court  of  record  of  a  state,  or  be- 
fore a  collcctorof  the  customs  ;  and  in  case  the  duties  are  paid  at  the 
time  of  entry,  a  like  bond  to  be  given,  that  such  an  account  shall  be 
delivered,  within  ninety  days  from  such  entry. 

When  the  particulars  of  such  merchandise  are  not  known,  an  entry 
thereof  to  be  made  according  to  circumstances;  declaring  on  oalh  or 
Affirmation,  all  the  particulars  the  party  knows  or  believes  concerning 
the  same,  to  be  subscribed  by  the  party  ;  and  where  an  imperfect  en- 
try is  made,  either  for  want  of  invoices,  bills  of  lading,  &c.  the  collec- 
tor to  take  such  merchandise  into  his  custody,  until  the  quantity,  quali- 
ty or  value  can  be  ascertained.  . 

Sec.  37.  Every  importer  or  consignee  of  distilled  spirits,  wines  or 
teas,  to  make  a  separate  entry  of  the  same,  specifying  the  name  of  the 
vessel  and  master,  and  place  from  vhence  ;  the  quantity  and  quality, 
and  a  particular  detail  of  the  chests,  casks  or  vessels,  containing  the 
same,  with  the  marks  and  numbers  ;  which  entry,  after  being  certified 
by  the  collector,  to  be  produced  to  tbe  surveyor  or  officer  actinias  in- 
spector of  the  reveBue  for  I  he  port  ;  and  all  permits  granted  by  the 
collector  for  the  above  articles,  shall,  prior  to  the  landing  of  the  same, 
be  produced  to  the  surveyor  or  officer  acting  as  inspector  for  the  port, 
for  endorsement ;  any  of  the  above  articles  landed,  coulrary  to  the 
above  direction,  are  subject  to  forfeiture,  and  five  hundred  dollars  pe- 
nalty on  the  master  er  person  having  charge  of  the  vessel. 

Sec.  52.  Goods  without  invoice,  or  specification  of  particulars,  to  be 
stored  by  the  collector  until  appraised,  or  invoices  arrive,  at  the  option 
ol  the  importer. 

Appraisers  to  aseertain  and  certify  at  wiiat  rate,  or  per  centage, 
such  goods  are  damaged  ;  but  no  allowance  for  damage,  unless  suck 
appraisement  is  lodged  in  the  custom-house  within  ten  days  after  th» 
landing  thereof,  accompanied  with  a  certificate  of  the  wardens  of  the 
port. 

Sec.  56.  Goods  not  landed  in  15  days,  to  be  sent  to  the  public  store, 
and  all  goods  so  deposited  to  be  at  the  risk  and  charge  of  the  iui|  orler  ; 
and  if  not  entered  and  the  duties  paid,  or  secured  within  nine  months, 
to  be  sold,  (being  first  advertised  for  one  month,)  the  surplus  money 
arising  from  such  sale,  after  the  dulies  and  charges  are  paid,  to  be  paid 
into  the  treasury  of  the  United  Stales,  for  the  benefit  of  the  owners, 
who,  upon  due  proof  of  the  properly,  shall  be  entitled  to  the  same. 
Perishable  articles  may  be  sold  immediately. 

Sec  66.  Goods  entered  under  a  fraudulent  invoice,  to  be  forfeited, 
f>r  where  tbe  collector  shall  suspect  that  such  goods  are  not  invoiced 
agreeable  to  the  sum  such  goods  are  sold  for  at  the  place  from  «  hence 
they  are  imported,  to  be.  taken  into  bis  possession  at  tbe  risk  and  ex- 


.YEW-YORK  REGISTER.  1% 

pens*  of  the  importer:  until  (bay  are  appraised,  and  in  case  of  prosecu- 
tion lor  the  forfeiture  aforesaid,  such  appraisement  shall  not  exclude 
other  proof  on  trial,  of  the  actual  aud  real  cost  of  the  said  goods  at  the 
place  from  whence  imported 

Sec.  67.  Packages  may  be  opened  in  presence  of  two  merchants, 
upon  suspicion  of  (mud  and  repacked  under  the  inspection  of  an  It'.- 
cer;  and  if  found  to  differ  from  the  entry,  to  lie  forfeited,  unless  made 
appear  to  the  satisfaction  of  the  principal  officers  of  the  customs,  or* 
court  on  trial,  tbatsuch  difference  proceeds  from  accident  or  mistake., 
or  without  intention  of  fraud. 


i41M0\Sif-  Returned  Cargo. 

Sec.  47.  When  goods,  lie.  the  growth  or  manufactures  of  the  United 
States  shall  be  returned,  not  having  been  shipped  for  the  benefit  of 
drawback  or  bounty,  no  duty  to  be  demanded 

Sec  48  Report  and  entry  of  such  good!,  &.c.  to  be  made,  and  proof, 
by  oath  or  affirmation,  of  the  facts  thereof. 

N.  B.  When  the  goods  so  returned  have  been  exported  from  any 
othrr  district  than  the  one  they  may  be  imported  in,  bonds  to  be  given 
by  the  importer,  in  addition  to  the  above  oath,  in  the  sum  of  the  du- 
ties, that,  within  six  months  a  certificate  shall  be  produced  from  the 
collector  of  the  customs  for  the  district  from  whence  they  were  export- 
ed, that  such  goods  were  actually  so  exported;  in  default  of  which, 
the  bond  to  be  forfeited  and  the  penalty  paid. 

If  any  artioles  of  the  outward  cargo  are  brought  back,  they  are  to  be 
detained,  specifying  by  whom  shipped  outward,  and  to  whom  con- 
signed inward 

Return  of  passengers,  and  of  packages  belonging  to  them  respective- 
ly.— (Here  insert  the  names  of  the  passengers — and  whether  cabin  or 
steerage  passengers  ;  with  the  description  and  number  of  packages 
containing  their  baggage,  or  the  tools  or  implements  of  a  mechanical 
trade.) 


Mode  of  obtaining  Drawback  on  Foreign  Merchandise. 
Sect.  75.  Merchandise  imported  into  the  United  States, 
(foreign  caught  fish,  fish  oil  and  playing  cards  excepted,)  if 
exported  within  one  year  from  the  paying  or  securing  the 
duties  thereon,  from  the  ports  of  original  importation,  are  enti- 
tled to  a  drawback  of  sucli  duties,  or  may  be  transported  coast- 
ways  to  certain  districts,  and  the  drawback,  if  exported  from 
thence  to  a  foreign  port,  excepting  those  immediately  adjoining 
the  United  States,*  by  observing  the  following  directions  ; — Pro- 
vided the  duties  paid  or  secured  on  such  merchandise,  imported 
by  one  person  or  co-partnership,  and  entered  at  the  same  time, 
shall  amount  to  fifty  dollars,  except  distilled  liquors,which  must  be 
one  hundred  and  fifty  gallons,  and  exported  in  the  original  casks, 
cases,  chests,boxes,  or  other  packages,  in  which  they  were  import- 
ed, except  liquors  in  casks,  coffee  or  cocoa  in  casks  or  other 
packages,  or  unrefined  sugar,  which  may  be  filled  up  out  of  others 
of  the  same  importation,  or  put  up  into  new  casks  or  packages, 


*  St  Augustine,  Nora  Scotia,  Halifax,  and  the  Canadas, 


SO  MERCETN'S 

corresponding  therewith,  which  must  be  marked  and  numbered 
as  the  originals,  but  no  change  or  filling  up  to  take  place,  unless 
the  cask9  or  other  packages  are  unfit  for  exportation,  and  in  no 
other  case;  the  whole  to  be  performed  under  the  inspection  of 
a  proper  officer  appointed  for  that  purpose. 

When  articles  are  imported  in  bulk,  the  packages  in  which  they 
are  landed  shall  be  deemed  the  packages  of  original  importation, 
and  must  be  exported  in  the  same;  and  all  certificates  for  dis- 
tilled spirits,  wines,  or  teas,  must  be  given  up,  or  no  drawback  to 
be  allowed. 

Sect.  76.  Twenty-four  hours  notice  to  be  given,  by  lodging  an 
entry  therefor  before  shipping  the  goods,  except  distilled  spirits, 
which  require  but  six  hours  ;  and  goods  shipped  without  a  proper 
permit,  forfeit  the  drawback. 

Previously  to  any  permit  being  given,  proof  must  be  made  by 
the  importer,  of  the  importation  and  the  paying  or  securing  the 
duties  thereon,  and  every  other  person  through  whose  hands 
such  merchandise  may  have  passed,  ef  the  identity  thereof. 

Sect.  82.  If  any  good3,  wares,  or  merchandise,  entered  for 
exportation  with  intent  to  drawback  the  duties,  shall  be  landed 
within  the  limits  of  the  United  States,  the  same  is  subject  to  sei- 
zure and  forfeiture,  together  with  the  ship  or  vessel,  and  the 
vessels  or  boats  used  in  landing  the  same  :  and  all  persons  con- 
cerned therein,  upon  conviction,  to  suffer  imprisonment  not  ex- 
ceeding six  months. 

Sect.  77.  Merchandise  may  be  transported  coastways  to  such 
ports  as  vessels  arriving  from  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  or  beyond 
the  same,  are  admitted  to  enter  at,  by  making  the  following  entry, 
and  obtaining  a  certificate  from  the  port  of  original  importation. 

Sect.  78.  The  certificate  accompanying  such  merchandise  to 
be  produced  at  the  time  of  making  entry,  upon  which  a  permit 
will  be  granted  for  unlading  ;  and  if  intended  to  he  exported  to  a 
foreign  port,  the  same  proceedings  to  be  had  as  if  such  merchan- 
dise had  been  originally  imported  into  the  district  from  whence 
they  are  to  be  exported. 

Sect.  79.  Merchandise  may  be  transported  across  the  state  of 
New-Jersey,  by  the  following  route  to  Philadelphia,  and  exported 
from  thence  to  a  foreign  port,  and  obtain  drawback,  viz.  New- 
Brunswick,  South  Amboy,  and  Lamberton,  Bordentown,  or  Bur- 
ligton,  by  making  an  entry  as  if  transported  by  water ;  the  said» 
merchandise  to  be  inspected  and  marked  previous  to  the  landing 
on  board  any  packet  with  intention  of  transportation  as  aforesaid, 
and  obtaining  the  certificate  as  in  other  cases  ;  and  if  merchan- 
dise is  transported  by  any  other  route  than  expressed  in  the 
passport  accompanying  the  same,  or  if  the  marks,  fastenings  or 
seals  that  may  be  placed  thereon,  by  direction  of  any  officer 
of  the  customs,  be  broken  or  defaced,  or  unpacked,  the  merchan- 
dise in  respect  to  which  such  omission  or  wrong  doing  shall 
happen, or  the  value  thereof,  shall  be  forfeited. 


NEW-YORK  REGISTER.  81 

Skct.  80.  If  goods  are  exported  from  the  disrtct  into  which 
they  were  originally  imported,  the  exporter  shall  receive  from 
the  collector  of  such  district,  a  debenture  or  debentures  for  the 
amount  of  such  drawback,  payable  at  the  exact  time  or  times  on 
^vhich  the  duties  on  such  grvjds  shall  become  due-  Provided, 
'hat  if  the  duties  on  such  merchandise  shall  have  been  paid 
prior  to  an  entry  for  exportation,  the  debenture  shall  be  made 
payable  in  15  days  from  the  time  of  signing  the  bond  ;  and  the 
debenture  may  be  made  payable  to  the  original,  importer  when 
the  same  shall  be  requested  in  writing  by  the  exporter,  and  not 
otherwise.  *i  AJft  tv%Jt^|fcJ|frp^'ttM*w  '•'•V-  •-•■?■» 

If  merchandise  having  been  imported  coastways,  accompanied 
with  a  certificate,  shall  be  exported  to  a  foreign  port,  the  exporter 
to  receive  a  certificate  from  the  collector  of  the  district  from 
v\  hence  exported,  which  is  to  be  produced  tin  the  collector  of  the 
distrct  of  original  importation,  and  the  drawback  to  be  paid  at 
such  port,  upon  debenture  or  debentures  being  granted  thereon, 
,i  ivable  as  aforesaid, — but  in  no  case  is  the  drawback  to  be  paid 
■iinul  the  duties  are  first  received. 


Information  generally. 

Sec-t.  43.  The  want  of  certificates  of  distilled  spirits,  wines, 
or  teas,  subject  such  articles  to  seizure  and  50  dollars  fine,  if  such 
certificates  are  not  delivered  to  the  purchaser;  and  if  any  cask, 
ehest,  vessel  or  case,  containing  such  articles  shall  be  found  in  the 
possession  of  any  person,  without  being  marked,  and  not  being 
accompanied  with  a  certificate,  the  same  is  liable  to  seizure. 

Sect.  44.  On  the  scale  of  any  cask,  £cc.  which  has  been 
marked,  the  marks  to  be  defaced  in  presence  of  some  officer  of 
inspection  or  customs, — and  the  certificate  of  the  same  to  be 
delivered  up.  under  tile  penalty  of  100  dollars  and  cost  of  suit. 

Stc  v.  50.  Goods  from  forf  ign  ports  not  to  be  unladen  but  be- 
tween sunrise  and  sunset,  without  special  license,  under  a  penalty 
of  400  dollars  on  the  master,  and  every  other  person  concerned, 
disability  from  holding  any  ollice  under  the  government  of  the 
United  States  for  seven  years,  and  being  advertised  in  the  news- 
papers, with  forfeiture  of  the  goods ;  and  if  above  four  hundred 
dollars  value,  of  vessel  and  apparel. 

Si-ct.  51  Goods  removed  before  gauged  and  weighed,  (and  if 
wines,  spirit*,  or  teas,  before  being  marked.)  without  permission, 
are  forfeited. 

Sect.  9U.  Persons  giving  or  ofiu. ring  a  bribe,  forfeit  from  200 
to  iuui)  dollars.  Inspectors,  and  officers  of  revenue  cutters,  may 
go  on  board,  examine,  and  search  vessels  :  have  free  access  to  the 
i,  and  seal  packages ;  ai:d  after  sunset,  secure  hatches,  &ic. 
Persons  in  charge  of  vessels  for  breaking  fastening,  but  in  pre- 
sence of  an  officer,  forfeit  300  dollars. 


M  MERCEIPPS 

Officers  may  seize  within  or  without  their  districts— persons 
resisting  or  impeding  them,  forfeit  400  dollars. 

The  master  or  commander  of  any  vessel,  that  shall  obstruct  or 
hinder  (or  he  the  cause  thereof)  any  officer  of  the  revenue,  in 
going  on  board  his  ship  <»r  vessel,  tor  the  purpose  of  carrying  into 
effect  any  of  the  revenue  laws  of  the  United  States,  forfeit  from 
30  to  500  dollars. 


Register  J}ct. 

Every  owner  of  a  vessel,  residing  within  the  limits  of  the 
United  States,  to  swear  to  the  register  within  90  days  after  its 
being  granted,  or  it  becomes  vol;',  :-nd  the  vessel  and  cargo  pays 
foreign  tonnage  and  duty. 


Consuls  and  Vice-Consuls. 

By  an  act  of  Congress  of  the  23th  of  February,  1305,  it  is 
made  the  duty  of  every  master  of  any  vessel  bound  on  a  foreign 
voyage,  before  any  clearance  is  granted,  to  deliver  to  the  collector 
of  the  customs,  under  oath  or  affiiniation,  a  list  containirg  the 
names,  place  of  residence,  and  a  description  of  the  persons  com- 
posing the  ship's  company,  as  far  aa  he  can  ascertain  Ihem,  and 
the-collector  shall  deliver  him  a  certified  copy  thereof,  for  which 
the  collector  shall  be  entitled  to  25  cents  ;  and  the  said  master  te 
to  enter  into  bond,  with  security,  in  the  sum  of  400  dollars,  to 
exhibit  the  aforesaid  certified  copy  of  the  list  to  the  first  board- 
ing officer,  at  the  first  port  in  the  United  States,  at  which  he 
shall  arrive  on  his  return,  and  then  and  there  produce  the  persons 
named  therein.  The  bond  not  to  be  forfeited,  on  failure  of  the 
master  to  produce  any  person  contained  in  tfie  list,  who  may  be. 
discharged  in  a  foreign  country,  with  the  consent  of  the  consul, 
vice-consul,  commercial  agent,  or  vice-commercial  agent,  there 
residing,  signed  in  writing,  under  his  hand  and  official  seal;  nor 
on  account  of  any  such  person  dying,  or  absconding,  or  being 
forcibly  impressed  into  other  service. 

Sect.  2.  Makes  it  the  duty  of  every  master  or  commander  of 
any  ship  or  vessel  belonging  "to  the  United  States,  on  his  arrival 
at  a  foreign  port,  to  deposit  his  register,  sea-letter,  and  Medi- 
terranean passport,  with  the  consul,  vice-consul,  commercial 
agent,  (if  any  there  be  at  such  port.)  and  in  case  of  refusal,  he 
forfeits  500  dollars ;  and  when  the  said  master  produces  a  clear- 
ance from  the  proper  officer  of  the  port,  it  is  the  duty  of  the 
said  consul,  vice-consul,  or  commercial  agent,  to  return  him  all 
of  his  said  papers. 

Sect.  3.  Whenever  a  ship  or  a  vessel  of  the  United  States' 
shall  be  sold  in  a  foreign  country,  and  her  company  discharged, 
or  when  an  American  seaman  shall  hv  his  own  consent  He-  <fir 


NEW -YORK  REGISTER.  33 

charged  in  a  foreign  country,  it  is  the  duty  of  the  master  or 
commander  to  produce  to  the  consul,  vice-consul,  or  commercial 
agent,  a  certified  list  of  the  ship's  company,  and  to  pay  to  such 
consul,  &ic.  for  every  seaman  so  discharged,  three  months  pay 
over  and  above  the  wages  then  due  to  such  seaman  ;  two-thirds 
thereof  to  be  paid  by  such  consul,  to  each  seaman  so  discharged, 
and  the  other  remaining  third  to  be  retained  for  the  purpose  of 
creating  a  fund  for  the  maintenance  of  destitute  American  sea- 
men in  such  foreign  port. 

Sect.  4.  Makes  it  the  duty  of  the  consuls,  vice-consuls,  com- 
mercial agents  and  vice-commercial  agents,  to  provide  for  the  sea- 
men of  the  United  States,  who  may  be  found  in  their  districts 
respectively,  sufficient  subsistence  and  passages  to  some  port  in 
the  United  States,  at  the  expense  of  the  United  States,  subject  to 
such  instructions  as  the  Secretary  of  State  shall  give ;  and  it  is 
made  the  duty  of  all  masters  and  commanders  of  vessels  of  the  U. 
States,  bound  to  a  port  of  the  same,  to  take  such  seaman  on  board 
of  their  ships  or  vessels,  at  the  request  of  said  consuls,  &ic  (not 
.  iore  than  two  men  to  every  hundred  tons  burden  of  his  ship  or 
vessel',')  and  to  transport  them  to  the  port  in  the  United  States  to 
which  he  is  bound,  on  such  terms  as  may  be  agreed  on,  not  ex- 
ceeding ten  dollars  for  each  person;  and  if  the  captain  or  com- 
mander refuses  to  take  such  seamen  on  the  request  of  the  con 
sul,  &ic.  he  forfeits  100  dollars  for  each  seaman  so  refused. 

Sec.  6.  Fixes  the  fee  of  the  aoosuls,  he.  for  a  certificate  of  discbarge 
of  any  seaman  in  a  foreign  port,  at  50  cents;  and  allows  them  two  and 
a  half  per  cent,  on  all  moneys  received  aud  paid  on  account  of  sucli 
discharges. 

Sec.  7.  Subjects  the  consuls  to  a  fine  not  exceeding  ten  thousand 
dollars,  and  imprisonment  not  exceeding  three  years,  for  knowingly 
giving  a  false  certificate,  slating  the  property  of  foreigners  belongs  to 
citizens  of  the  United  States. 

Sec.  8.  Subjects  the  consuls,  &c.  to  a  fine  not  exceeding  one  thou- 
sand dollars,  lor  knowingly  certitying  that  an  alien  is  a  citizen  of  the 
United  States. 

Sec.  9.  Provides  that  all  powers  of  attorney,  executed  in  a  foreign 
country,  for  the  transfer  of  any  stock  of  (he  United  States,  or  for  re- 
ceiving interest  thereon,  shall  be  verified  by  the  certificate  and  seal  of 
a  consul,  vice-consul,  commercial  agent,  or  vice-commercial  agent,  if 
any  there  be  at  the  place  where  the  same  shall  be  executed,  for  which 
'he  said  consul,  L.c.  shall  receive  50  cents. 


OFFICERS  OF  THE  CUSTOMS, 
In  the  Ports  of  Entry  toUhin  the  United  States. 

PORTS.  COLLECTORS.  SURVEYORS. 

Portsmouth*  Timothy  Upham  James  Ladd 


White  Mountains 
Alburg 

Mumphreymagog 


Eph.  W.  Mahurin 
James  Fisk 
Roger  En  os 


ft 

PORTS. 

Newburyport 

Ipswich 

Gloucester 

Beverly  and 

Salem* 

Marblehead* 

Boston* 

Plymouth 

Barnstable 

Nantucket 

Edgartown 

New-Bedford* 

Dighton 

York 

Saco* 

Portland* 

Bath 

Augusta 

Wiscasset 

Penobscot 

Bangor 

Thomastown 

Frenchman's  Bay 

Machias 

Passamaquoddy 

Waldoborough 
Kennebunk 
.Newport* 
North  Kingston 
East  Greenwich 

Warren 

Bristol*  (> 

Pawcatuck  river 

Providence 

Patuxet 

Tiverton 

New-London 

Stonington 

New-Haven 

Middletown 

Fairfield 

.Hartford 

Saybrook 

Sagg  Harbour 

New-York*  and 

Albany 

Hudson 

Oswegatchie 


MERCELVS 


COLLECTORS. 

Joseph  Marquand 
Asa  Andrews 
John  Khtredge 

|  William  R.  Lee 

Joseph  Wilson 
H.  A.  S.  Dearborn 
Henry  Warren 
Isaiah  L.  Green 
Martin  T.  Morton 
Thomas  Cook,  jr. 
John  Hawes 
Nathaniel  Williams 
Jeremiah  Bradbury 
Daniel  Granger 
Isaac  Ilsly 

^  J.  Wingate,  jr. 

Francis  Cook 

|  Josiah  Hook 

Hezekiah  Prince 
Mektiah  Jordan 
Jeremiah  O'Brien 
Stephen  Thacker 
Denny  M'Cobb 
Joseph  Store r 
William  Ellery 


Chas.  Collinsjr. 
Thomas  Coles 

Thos.  H.  Cushing 

Abraham  Bishop 
Alex.  Wolcott 
Walter  Bradley 

Henry  P.  Dering 

^  David  Gelston 

Reuben  Moores 
Alex.  Richards 


SURVEYORS. 

William  Cross 

Ebenezer  Dale 
^  Jonathan  Smith 
I  John  Sanders 
Joshua  Prentis 
Elbridge  Gerry 


Jaincs  C.  Jewett 
;  Isaac  Carter 

I  Joseph  Carr 


John  Slocum 
Wm.  Hammond 
Thomas  Arnold 
Nathaniel  Philips 
Samuel  Bosworth 
Sylvester  Gavet 
John  B.  Barton 
Joseph  Aborne 
Thomas  Durfee 
Oliver  Champlin 
Elijah  Palmer 
William  Munsnn 
W;  Van  Deursen 

Solomon  Porter 
George  Wolcott 

$  Joseph  G.  Sw  ift 
(  John  Vernor,  jr. 
Isaac  Davton 


XEW-iOKK  REGISTER. 


POKTS. 

Cbamplam^sK  - 
Oswego 
Niagara 
Buffalo  Creek 
Genesee 

Sackett's  Harbour  end 
Cape  St  Vincent 
Perth  Amboy 
Burlington 
Bridgetown 
Great  Egg  Harbour 
Little  Egg  Harbour 
-New  Brunswick 
Jersey 

Philadelphia* 

Presque  Isle 

Wilmington,  Del.* 

Baltimore* 

Town  Creek 

Chester 

Oxford  and 

Eastoo 

Vienna 

Snowhill 

Annapolis 

Nottingham 

Llewellenburg  1 

Nanjemoy  V 

St.  iMary's,  Md.  > 

Havre  de  Grace 

Georgetown,  D.  C. 

Alexandria 

Hampton 

Norfolk 

Suffolk 

Smith  field 

Petersburg 

Richmond 

Citj-  Poiut 

Yorkton-ii, 

West  Point,  and 

Cumberland 

East  River 

Tappahannock  ^ 

Urbanna 

Port  Royal 

Fredericksburg  / 

Carter's.  Creek 

Charlestown,  V.  J 

Yeocomico 

Dumfries 

Tolly  Landing 

Cherry  Stone 


COLLECTORS. 

Peter  Sailly 
Nathan  Sage 
Robert  Fleming 
Oliver  Forward 
Jesse  Hawley 

Perley  Keys 
Johr.  Brewster 
Lemuel  Howell 
Jas.  D.  Wcscolt 
Gideon  Leeds 
Silas  Crane 


John  Steele 
Thomas  Forster 
Allen  M'LaiiR 
Jas.  H.  M'CuIloch 

Jas  N.  Gordon 

John  Willis 
John  Ennalls 
Lemuel  P.  Spence 
John  Randall 
Henry  Boswell 

Alharj.  Fenwick 

H.  Geldsborough 
John  Barnes 
Charles  Simms 
David  Bradie 
Chas.  K.  Mallory 


Joseph  Jones 
James  Gibbon 


T.  Nelson,  jr. 
ti  B.  Roberts 

John  Haile 


John  S.  Tapscott 
W.  A.  Linton 
Parker  Barnes 
Nathaniel  Holland 


Henry  Coffin 


Beruard  Smith 
Philip  Williams 
Jas.  Glentworth 


William  Lowry 
Charles  Chilton 


Benjamin  Wilmot 


C  Lewis  Ford 

<  Wm  D.  Harrison 

(  Robert  Chesley 

Bath.  Dangerfield 

Copeland  Parker 
Joseph  Prentiss 
Robert  Butler 
John  H  Peterson 
Andrew  Torborn 
Ryland  Randolph 

Eugene  Sullivan 

William  White 

f  Henry  Mute 
i  William  Gray 
{  -Adam  Cooke 
J   Ez  G.  Sherman 
I  Jacob  Decamps 


86 


3IERCEIN'S 


PORTS. 

South  Quay 

Wilmington  (N.  C) 

Swansborougb. 

Winton 

Windsor 

Shewarkey 

Hertford 

Nixonton 

Indiantown 

Currituck  Inlet 

Pasquetank  • 

Newbiggin  Creek 

Tombstone 

Murfreesborough 

Newbern 

Beaufort,  (N.  C.) 

Washington* 

Edenton* 

Plymouth 

Camden* 

Ocracoke 

Charleston* 

Georgetown  (S.  C.)* 

Beaufort  (S.  C.;« 

Savannah* 

Sunbury* 

Brunswick  and 

Darien 

St.  Mary's  (G) 

Hardwick 

Louisville 

Limestone 

Erie 

Miami 

Sandusky 

Marietta 

Cincinnati 

Massac 

Natchez 

New -Orleans 

Bayou  St.  John 

Charleslown  (L.) 

Tcche 

Mobile 

Detroit 

Micuilimackir.ac 

Note  —  The  Ports  which 
gels  from  the  Cape  of  Good 
entry,  i 


COLLECTOKS. 

Willis  W.Parker 
Robert  Cochrane 


Francis  Hawks 
Bridges  Arundel 
Thos.  H.  Blouut 
Samuel  Tredwell 
Levi  Fagan 
Enoch  Sawyer 
Thos.  S.  Singleton 
Simeon  Thcus 
Thos.  Chapman 
William  Joyner 
Arch.  S.  Bullock 
James  Holmes 

^  W  J.  M'lntosb. 

Archibald  Clark 
John  J.  Jenkins 


A.  W.  Walworth 

AhnouGibbs 
Peter  P.  Ferry 


Beverly  Chew 

James  Miller 
Adden  Lewis 
Win.  Woodbridge 
Adam  D.  Stewart. 


SCRVKYORS. 

Thomas  Callender 
Demsey  Jones 
Peterson  Gurley 
Wm.  H  Ruffin 
Henry  Hunter 
Josiah  Townsend 
Samuel  Matthews 
Thomas  C.  Ferebee 
Malachi  Jones 

David  Richardson 

T.  L.  Shannonhouse 

Jahu  Nichols 

James  Morgan 


Thomas  H.  Jervey 

Thomas  Bourke 
|  M'Queen  M'lntosb 


Richard  Ferguson 
Charles  Pelhain 


Henry  P.  Wilcos 
John  Andrews 
Gideon  D.  Cobb 
W.  H.  Beaumont 
William  Emerson 
Louis  Blanc 


have  stars  affixed,  thus,  »  are  those  at  which  ves 
Hope,  or  any  place  beyond,  are  admitted  to  make 


JVaval  Officers. 


NEW-YORK  REGISTER.     JJ 

Samuel  Brown— New-York,  John  Ferguson— Philadelphia,  Samuel  Clarke— 
Baltimore,  Joshua  Barney— Norfolk,  Philemon  Galewood— Wilmington, 
John  D.  Jones— Charleston,  Thomas  W«*ing— Savannah,  Alexander  Iivme 
— New-Orleans,  Edwin, Lorrain. 


Public  Appraisers, 
Appointed  under  the  Act  supplementary  to  the  Collection  Lou;  passed  da- 
ring the  session  o/"  1819. 
Boston,  William  Little,  Isaac  Waters— New-York,  Ichabod  Prall,  Abra- 
ham R.  Lawrence— Philadelphia,  Samuel   Ross,  Thomas  Stewart— Bal- 
timore, William  Dickinson,  William  Haslelt. 


United  Slates  Patents. 

Tke  general  law  concerning  the  issuing  of  Patents  will  be  fouud  in  the 
secoad  volume  of  the  Laws  of  the  United  State?,  page  200.  This  law  pro- 
vides for  cili/.ens  only,  but  a  subsequent  law  (vol.  5,  page  83)  provides  also 
tor  applicants  who  have  resided  two  jeais  or  upwaids  in  the  United  States, 
and  who  are  not  citiicns. 

In  applying  for  a  patent,  it  is  necessary  to  attend  to  eVcry  legal  form,  for 
in  consequence  of  inattention  to  forms  only,  some  of  the  patents  issued  for- 
merly have,  ui  the  courts  of  law,  been  declared  to  be  null  and  void. 

Mode  of  Application. 

"Every  inventor,  before  he  presents  his  petition  to  the  secretary  of  state, 
signifying  his  d«sire  of  obtaining  a  patent,  shall  pay  into  the  treasury  of  the 
United  States,  thirty  dollars,  for  which  he  will  be  furnished  with  duplicate 
receipts,  one  of  which  he  shall  deliver  to  the  sec  retary  of  state,  when  he 
presents  his  petition  ;  and  the  money  thus  paid  shall  be  in  full  for  the  sundry 
services  to  be  performed  in  the  office  of  the  secretary  of  state,  consequent  to 
such  petition.  This  petition  must  be  addressed  to  the  secretary  of  state,  and 
may  be  in  the  following  or  in  a  similar  style : 

To  the  Hon.  ,  Secretary  of  Sitafe  cf  the  United  Stales. 

The  petition  of  A.  B.  of  ,  in  the  comity  of  ,  and  state 

«f  ,  respectfully  represents; 

That  your  petitioner  has  invented  a  new  and  useful  improvement  ["  or  art, 
machine,  manufacture  or  composition  of  matter,  or  any  new  and  useful  im- 
provement, in  any  art,  machine,  manufacture,  or  composition  of  matter,"! 

in  not  known  or  used  before  bis  application,  the  advantages  of 

which  he  is  desirous  of  securing  to  himself  and  his  legal  representatives;  he 
therefore  prays  that  letters  patent  of  the  United  States  may  be  issued,  grant- 
ing unto  your  petitioner,  his  heirs,  administrators,  or  assigns,  the  full  and 
exclusive  right,  of  making,  constructing,  using,  and  vending  to  others  to  be 
vsed,  his  said  improvement,  (art,  invention,  machine,  manufacture  or  compo- 
sition of  matter,  St*-)  agreeably  to  the  acts  of  Congress  in  such  case  made 
and  provided ;  your  petitioner  having  paid  thirty  dollars  into  the  treasury  of 
the  Lnited  States,  and  complied  with  the  other  provisions  of  the  said  acts.  A.  B. 

The  specification  or  description  of  the  machine,  ait,  discovery,  or  inven- 
tion, must  be  given  in  cl«ar  and  specific  te:ms,  designating  it  from  all  other 
invention,  and  describing  the  whole  in  such  a  manner  as  to  comprehend  not 
only  the  form  and  construction,  if  a  machine,  but  a'so  the  mode  of  using  the 
same;  and  if  itbeonly  an  improvement  on  a  certain  machine  already  invent- 
ed by  Die  applicant  or  any  other,  it  ought  to  be  so  mentioned  as.  described ; 


^JL^  MERCEIN«S 

snd  as  (his  specification,  description,  or  schedule,  enters  into  and  forms  part 
of  the  patent,  it  must  be  without  any  references  to  a  m.'xJel  or  drawing,  and 
must  be  signed  by  the  applicant  or  applicants,  before  two  witnesses.  It  is 
material  that  this  be  in  good  language,  and  correetly  written,  as  it  is  trans- 
cribed into  the  patent,  and  the  original  papers  will  be  deposited  in  an  office, 
Wat  will  hand  them  down  to  posterity;  by  which  the  honour  of  the  country 
is  concerned  in  this  attention.  The  modest  inrentor  will,  no  doubt,  exclude 
those  panegyrics  on  the  excellence  of  his  invention  or  discovery,  which 
abounds  sometimes  in  the  productions  of  the  inferior  genius,  but  which  ought 
not  to  enter  into  the  patent. 

The  following,  or  a  similar  oath  or  affirmation,  taken  [before  a  judge  of 
any  of  the  courts,  or  a  justice  of  the  peace,  or  any  person  qualified  to 
administer  an  oath]  by  the  applicant  or  applicants,  must  be  subjoined  to  the 
specification,  if  citizens  of  the  United  States  : 
FORM. 

County  of  — — ,  i 

Slate  of  ,  J  ss- 

On  this  —  of  ,  181  ,  before  the  subscriber,  a  justice  of  the  peace, 

in  and  for  the  said  county,  personally  appeared  the  aforenamed,  A.  B.  and 
made  solemn  oath  [or  affirmation]  according  to  law,  that  he  verily  believes 
himself  to  be  the  true  and  original  inventor  or  discoverer  of  the  art,  [machiue, 
invention,  or  improvement,  composition  of  matter,  &c  ]  above  specified  and 

described,  for  (mention  here  the  object  or  intention)  ,  and 

that  he  is  a  citizen  of  the  United  States. 

 ,  Just.  Peace. 

If  not  a  citizen  (or  citizens)  the  following  addition  most  be  made  to  the 
declaration,  "  that  he.  verily  believes  himself  to  be  the  true  and  original  inven- 
tor or  discoverer  of  (he  art,  &c.  And  that  the  same  hath  not,  to  the  best  of 
his  or  her  knowledge,  or  belief,  been  known  or  used,  either  in  this  or  any 

foreign  country  ."    "  Also,  that  h«  (or  she)  hath  resided  in  the 

United  States  two  years  and  upwards." 

Jt  is  not  necessary  that  the  lime  of  residence  should  immediately  precede 
the  application. 

If  an  inventor  or  discoverer  should  die  intestate,  before  an  application  be 
made  lor  a  patent,  his  legal  representatives  may  apply  for  the  patent,  in  trust 
tor  the  heirs  at  law  ;  otl>*wisc  in  trust  for  the  devisers. 

The  specification  must  be  accompanied  by  a  goo!  drawing,  in  perspective, 
of  the  whole  machine  or  apparatus,  "  where  the  nature  of  the  case  admits 
of  drawings,  or  with  specimens  of  the  ingredients,  and  of  the  composition  of 
matter,  sufficient  in  quantit)  for  the  purpose  of  experiment,  where  the  inven- 
tion is  of  a  composition  of  matter."  "  And  such  inventor  shall,  moreover, 
deliver  a  model  of  his  machine,  provided  the  secretary  shall  ^deem  such 
model  to  he  necessary."  It  is  requisite,  in  giving  a  drawing  of  the  machine, 
1o  give  also  sectional  drawings  of  the  interior  when  the  machine  be  complex  ; 
and  every  drawing  should  be  accompanied  with  explanatory  reference.  If 
the  machine  is  complex,  a  model  will  likewise  be  necessary,  not  only  to 
e-splain  and  render  it  comprehensible  to  a  common  capacity,  but  also  to  pre- 
vent infringements  of  rights  i  for  many  will  plead  ignorance  of  drawings,  who 
cannot  avoid  conviction  by  wheels  and  pinions. 

The  dr.iwings  ought  not  to  exceed  a  quarto  size,  and  if  confined  to  octavo, 
they  would  be  still  better,  where  it  can  be  done  conveniently  and  distinctly. 

Many  of  the  drawings  in  this  office  are  executed  in  a  very  handsome  style, 
and  do  much  credit  to  the  gentlemen  whose  names  are  ascertained.  If  the 
artists  would  always  sign  them,  with  their  directions,  information  might  be 
given  to  the  applicants  tor  patents  where  to  apply  for  drawings. 

The  papers  must  all  be  sent  directed  to  the  superintendent  of  the  Patent 
Office,  under  cover  to  the  secretary  of  state,  which  of  course  renders  them 
.free  of  pottage  ;  but  if  models  be  sent,  their  freight  or  carriage  hither  must  be 


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paid,  and  before  packing  ihem,  the  name  or  names  of  (he  inventor  or  inven- 
tors should  be  written  thereon,  with  the  name  of  the  machine,  and  the  dale > 
for,  sometimes,  on  receiving  them,  it  is  difficult  to  know  to  whom  they  apper- 
tain. 

The  congress  being  impressed  with  a  high  sense  of  the  value  of  the  inven- 
tions of  our  citizens,  have  purchased  an  elegant  and  extensive  buildinj, 
wherein  preparations  are  made  for  the  accommodation  of  a  very  numerous 
collection  of  the  machines  illustrative  of  the  ingenuity  displayed;  and  this 
Museum  of  the  Arts,  it  is  presumed,  will  stimulate  the  ingenious  to  send  the 
models  of  their  machines  and  inventions  in  a  style  that  will  rather  honour  than 
discredit  themselves  and  our  country. 

Copy-rights  of  books,  prints,  charts,  maps,  &c.  are  secured  "  by  depositing 
before  publication,  a  printed  copy  of  the  title  of  such  map,  chart,  book  or 
books,  in  the  clerk's  office  of  the  district  court,  where  the  author  or  proprietor 
shall  reside,  who  will  record  the  same;  and  the  author  or  proprietor  shall 
within  two  months  from  the  date  of  the  record,  cause  a  copy  of  the  said 
record  to  be  published  in  one  or  more  of  the  newspapers  printed  in  the  Un  iled 
States,  for  the  space  of  four  weeks.  And  within  six  months  of  publishing  the 
map,  chart,  book,  Or  books,  the  author  or  proprietor  shall  deliver,  or  cause  to 
be  delivered,  to  the  secretary  of  state,  a  copy  of  the  same ;"  and,  when 
deposited  and  entered  in  the  patent  office,  a  certificate  will  be  returned  of  its 
being  received.  This  will  secure  the  sole  right  of  publication,  for  fourteen: 
years,  to  the  author  or  proprietor,  if  a  citizen  in  the  United  States,  or  resident 
(herein.  "  Aud  if,  at  the  expiration  of  the  (enn,  the  author  or  authors,  or 
proprietors,  or  any  of  them,  be  living  and  a  citizen  or  citizens  of  tiiese  United 
States,  or  residents  therein,  the  same  exclusive  right  shall  be  continued  to  him 
or  (hem,  his  or  their  executors,  administrators,  or  assigns,  for  the  further 
term  of  fourteen  years;  provided,  he  or  they  shall  cause  the  title  thereof  to  be 
recorded  and  published  in  the  above  manner,  within  six  months  before  the 
expiration  ot  the  first  (erm  of  fourteen  years  aforesaid."  In  securing  designs 
for  paper-hangings  and  ornaments  for  rooms,  &c.  a  specimen  of  each  should  be 
•  lepo-iicd  in  (he  clerk's  office  where  the  inventor  resides,  who  W  iU  desci  iue  in 
writing,  all  the  ornaments,  and  the  colours  used  in  each,  so  as  to  designate 
them,  with  the  changes  that  are  proposed  to  be  used  in  changing  the  ground 
and  general  tint.  Let  each  paper  thus  described,  be  numbered,  1,  2,  3,  &c. 
•ind  alter  entering  them  in  the  clerk's  office,  and  publishing  them  as  directed, 
let  a  specimen  of  each  be  sent  to  the  honourable  the  secretary  of  stale,  or 
through  him  (o  (he  person  who  directs  the  patent  office,  with  correspondent 
description  and  numbers  ;  and  a  ceitificateofsuch  a  deposit  will  complete  tho 
requisitions  of  the  law  in  securing  (he  exclusive  righ(  (o  each  original  produc- 
tion of  genius. 

WILLIAM  THORNTQJV. 


POST  OFFICE  ESTABLISHMENT. 

^  The  Post  Office  Establishment  is  under  the  direction  of  a  Post  Master 
General,  whose  office  is  called  the  General  Post  Office,  and  is  kept  at  die  seat 
51  government.  JEufc3S3p2 

Congi ess,  by  special  act,  establishes  such  post  loads  as  appear  lo  tbem 
expedient.  A(  (his  time  there  is  amain  post  road  which  extends  i,733  miles 
Ironi  KobbiMlowu,  on  (lie  uorth.tas(eru  extremity  of  the  sea-coast  of  the 
Uiii.ed  Mates,  (o  St.  Mark's,  on  the  south-eastern  extremity;  and  auother 
main  pu.i  road,  which  leads  from  (he  seat  of  government  to  New  Orleans, 
Uein;,  a  distance  ol  l,JJj  miles,  and  branches,  or  cross- roads,  w i.ic»  lit  ep  up 
a  communication  between  the  capital  of  the  United  States  and  the  capitals  of 
toe  mdiodual  staies,  :,nrl  also  WiUi  every  city  or  village  of  any  note.  The 
aggregate  of  (tie  extent  of  the  several  ^ost  roads  is  about  51,600  miles. 

O* 


aiERCEIN'S 


The  mail  is  carried  by  contract,  made  with  the  Post  Master  General,  who 
!ias  divided  the  whole  into  nearly  400  routes  or  contracts,  and  has  stipulated 
tor  its  couveyaiit?  as  often  and  with  such  expedition  as  he  finds  the  public 
interest  requires.  It  runs  daily  between  the  great  and  commercial  towns; 
;  i(  c  a  week  to  the  capitals  of  each  state,  not  commercial ;  and  once  a  week 
toother  place'.  The  usual  rate  of  travelling  on  the  cross-roads,  is  40  miles  a 
day ;  and  from  60  to  120  miles  in  24  hours,  between  the  great  commercial 
towns.  tv 

Post  Offices  are  established  by  the  Post  Master  General,  at  such  places  as  he 
considers  expedient. 

There  arc  stages  for  the  conveyance  of  the  mail  and  passengers,  from 
Belfast  in  Maine,  to  St.  Mary's  in  Georgia,  and  on  many  of  the  cross-roads. 


RULES  AND  ORDERS  OF  THE  COMMON  COUNCIL  OF  THE  CITY 
OF  NEW-YORK, 
Passed  May  11,1818. 

I.  Upon  the  appearance  of  five  Aldermen  and  five  Assistants,  the  Mayor, 
or  in  his  absence  the  Recorder,  shall  take  the  chair  as  President,  and  the 
members  be  called  to  order. 

II.  Immediately  after  the  President  shall  have  taken  the  chair,  the  minutes 
of  the  preceding  meeting  shall  be  read  by  the  Clerk,  to  the  end  that  any 
mistakes  therein  may  be  corrected  by  the  Hoard 

III.  The  President  shall  preserve  order  and  decorum,  and  shall  decide 
questions  of  order,  subject  to  an  appeal  to  the  Board. 

IV.  The  President  shall  in  all  cases  be  entitled  to  one  vote,  and  no  more. 

V.  Every  member,  previous  to  his  speaking,  shall  rise  from  his  seat,  and 
address  himself  to  the  President. 

VI.  When  two  or  more  members  shall  rise  at  once,  the  President  shall 
name  the  member  who  is  first  to  speak. 

VII.  No  person  shall  speak  more  than  twice  to  the  same  question  without 
!eave  of  the  Board,  nor  more  than  once  until  every  member,  choosing  to 
speak,  shall  have  spoken. 

VIII.  No  question  on  a  motion  shall  be  debated  or  put  unless  the  same  be 
seconded.  When  a  motion  is  seconded,  it  shall  be  stated  by  the  President 
before  debate,  and  every  such  motion  shall  be  reduced  to  writing,  if  any 
member  desire  it. 

IX.  After  a  motion  is  stated  by  the  President,  it  shall  be  deemed  to  be  in 
possession  of  the  Board,  but  may  be  withdrawn  at  any  time  before  decision  or 
amendment. 

X.  When  a  question  is  under  debate,  no  motion  shall  be  received,  unleO 

1 .  To  amend  it, 

2.  To  commit  it, 

3.  To  postpone  «V  ) ,  - 

4.  For  the  previous  question,  or 

5.  To  adjourn.  .        "  ^j'^^  .   %  lsi_a 

XI.  A  motion  tt>  adjourn  shall  be  always  in  order,  and  shall  be  decidefj 
without  debate.  '        ,  \ 

XII.  The  previous  question,  until  it  is  decided,  shall  preclude  all  *"<*•"*- 
ments  and  debate  of  the  main  question,  and  shall  be  in  this  form,— "  Shall 
the  main  question  now  be  put"' 

XIII.  Every  member  who  shall  be  present  when  a  question  is  put,  shall 
vote  for  or  against  the  sune,  unless  the  Board  shall  excuse  him,  or  unless  he 
be  immediately  interested  in  the  question,  in  which  case  he  shall  not  vote. 

XIV.  A  member  called  to  order  shall  immediately  sit  down,  unless  per- 
mitted to  explain,  and  the  Board,  if  appealed  to,  shall  decide  on  the  case, 
bait  without  debase  :  if  there  be  no  appeal,  the  decision  of  the  Chair  shall  be 
submitted  to. 


NEW- YORK  REGISTER. 


91 


XV.  All  questions  shall  It  pat  in  the  order  they  are  moved,  except  that  in 
filling  up  blanks  the  largest  sum  and  the  lougest  time  shall  be  first  put. 

XVI.  Upon  a  division  in  the  Board,  the  names  of  those  who  vole  for,  and 
cf  those  who  vote  against  the  question,  shall  be  eutered  upon  the  minutes,  if 
any  two  members  require  it.  -.  ,.  *ri& 

XVII.  In  all  divisions  taken  by  the  Board  it  shall  be  the  duty  of  the 
Clerk  to  enter  on  the  minutes  the  name  of  the  member  calling  for  the  divisioo. 

XVIII.  No  motion  for  reconsideration  shall  be  in  order,  unless  made  at 
the  same  meeting,  or  in  pursuance  of  notice  then  given  for  the  next  meeting 
after  that  on  which  the  decision  proposed  to  be  reconsidered  took  place, 
except  by  unanimous  consent. 

XIX.  All  appointments  of  Officers  shall  be  made  by  ballot,  unless  dis- 
pensed with  by  the  unanimous  consent  of  the  Board. 

XX.  No  member  shall  absent  himself  without  permission  from  the  President. 

XXI.  All  committees  shall  be  appoiated  by  the  President,  unless  otherwise 
ordered  by  the  Board.  Committees  appointed  to  report  on  any  subject  re- 
ferred to  them  by  the  Board,  shall  report  a  state  of  facts,  and  also  their 
opinion  thereon  in  writing ;  and  no  report  shall  be  received  unless  the  same  be 
signed  by  a  majority  of  the  Committee. 

XXII.  Whenever  the  donrs  are  directed  to  be  closed,  all  persons,  excepting 
the  Members  and  the  Clerk  of  the  Common  Council,  shall  retire. 

XXIII.  Amotion  for  the  order  of  Vie  day  shall  take  precedence  of  all 
other  motions,  and  is  to  be  considered  immediately  after  the  reading  of 
petitions  and  original  communications. 

XXIV.  The  Standing  Committee  shall  be  as  follows  r" 

1.  Applications,  2.  Assessments,  3.  Arts  and  Sciences,  4-  Canal, 
5.  Charity,  6.  Ferries,  7.  Finance,  8.  Fire  Department,  9.  Lamps, 
10.  Laws,  11.  Markets,  12.  Police,  13.  Public  Lands  and  Places,  14.  Pub- 
tic  Offices,  15.  Repairs,  16.  Roads,  17.  Streets,  18.  Watch,  19.  rVharees, 
Piers  and  Slips. 

Those  on  Applications,  Arts  and  Sciences,  Ferries,  Fire  Department, 
Lamps,  Laws,  Repairs,  and  Charity,  shall  consist  of  three,  and  the  others  6f 

By  the  Common  Council. 

.  JACOB  MORTON,  SicrK. 


.Annual  Bill  of  Mortality,  in  the  City  and  County  of  Aetc- ForS, 

for  the  year  1819,  as  reported  to  the  Common  Council,  by  Dr. 

C.  Cuming,  City  Inspector. 

January — 74  men,  62  women,  56  boys,  58  girls. 

February — 68  men,  46  women,  63  boys,  41  girls. 

March — 71  men,  46  women,  40  boys,  42  girls. 

April — 76  men,  51  women,  53  boys,  46  girls. 

May — 74  men,  51  women,  42  boys,  29  girls. 

June — 72  men,  41  women,  54  boys,  40  girls. 

July — 60  men,  61  women,  84  boys,  56  girls. 

August — 87  men,  77  women,  151  boys,  145  girls. 

September — 76  men,  64  women,  109  boys,  110  girls. 

October — 83  men,  66  women,  80  boys,  80  girls. 

November — 94  men,  71  women,  62  boys,  39  girls. 

December — 60  men,  67  women,  52  boys,  41  girls. 

Total — 895  men,  703  women,  851  boys,  7S7  girls — making, 
in  the  aggregate,  3176\ 


MERCEIN'S 

TABLE 

OP  THE 

POST  OFFICE  ESTABLISHMENT, 

From  1789  to  1816,  inclusive. 


%  I        c  rig 


o  S 


1789  75 

1790  75  §37,935  §8,198  §1,861  §22,081  §5,795  1,875 

1791  89  46,294  10,312'  3,092  23,293  9,597  1,905 

1792  195  67,444  16,518  .  5,282  32,731  12,913  5,642 

1793  209  104,747  21,646  5,660  44,734  32,707  5,642 

1794  450  128,947  27,156  9,812  53,005  .33,974  11,984 

1795  453  160,620  30,272  12,262  75,359  42.727  13,207 

1796  468  195,067  35,730  14,353  81,489  63,495  13,207 

1797  554  213,998  47,109  13,623  89,382  63,884  16,180 

1798  639  232,977  56.035  16,035  107,014  53  893  16,180 

1799  677  264,846  63,958  14,605  109,475  76,808  16,180 

1800  903  280,803  69,243  16,107  128,644  66,810  20,817 

1801  1025  320,444  79  338  23,363  152,450  65,292  22,309 

1802  1114  327,045  85,587  21,658  174,671  45,129  25,315 

1803  1258  351,823  93,170  24,084  205,110  29.459  25,315 

1804  1405  389,450  107,716  24,231  205,555  51,948  29,556 

1805  1558  421,373  111,552  26,180  239,635  44  006  31,076 
18061710  446,106  119,785  28,416  269,033  38,872  33,431 

1807  1848  478,763  129  041  32,093  292,751  24,878  33  755 

1808  1944  460  564  128,653  28.676  305,499    34,035 

1809  2012  506,634  141,579  23,516  332,917  8,621  34,0o5 
181O23O0  551,684  149,438  18,565  !27,966  55,715  36,406 

1811  2403  587,247"  159,244  20,689  319,166  88,148  36.406 

1812  2610  649,208  177  422  22,117  340,626  109,043  39,3:8 

1813   703,155  221,848  20.605  438,559  22,143  39,540 

1814   730,370  234,354  17,170  475,602  3,344  41.736 

1815  30001,043,065  241,901  18,441  487.779  294,944  43,^66 

1816  3260  961,011  257,718  24,744  521,970  156,579  48,976 

1817  3459  51,600 


XEW-YORK  REGISTER.  93 
A  VIEW 

OF  THE 

Progress  of  the  Post  Office  Department. 


Periods. 

Nos. 

Miles. 

Miles. 

1793 

209 

5,642 

8,667 

1797 

654 

16,180 

14,902 

1901 

1,025 

21,840 

24,490 

1803 

1,258 

25,315 

30,172 
41,523 

1807 

1,848 
2,403 

83,755 

181] 

36,406 

4c  ,380 

181S 

3,260 

48,976 

71,046 

1S17 

3,459 

51,600 

Miles.  Miles.  Miles. 

7.66S  16429  843,908 

19,708  34,610  1,799,720 

34,380  58,870  3,061,964 

37,228  67,400  3,504,800 

45,000  86,528  4,499,456 

61,171  107,5«O  5,592,65? 

74,516  145,562  7,569,224 


The  Mail  is  transported  in  stage*,  each  day  in  the  year,  10,121  miles. 

The  Mail  is  transported  in  sulkies  aad  on  horseback,  each  day  in  the  year, 
i'XGlo  miles,  making  20,737  miles  per  day. 

If  yoa  divide  the  post  roads  of  the  United  States  into  two  distinct  post 
locrtes.  the  Mail  will  travel  each  week,  in  stages,  nearly  equal  to  three  times 
ir>~*l  t:,e  globe;  ami  divide  all  the  post  roads  in  the  United  States,  into 
forir  distinct  post  routes,  on  which  the  Mail  is  carried  in  stages,  sulkies,  and 
no  horseback,  it  will  be  equal  to  a  travel  ol"  six  limes,  each  week,  round  the 
globe,  averaging  one  Post  Omce  for  every  1  j  miles  of  Post  road. 

The  Mail  is  transported  by  a  direct  or  corresponding  line  of  stages,  from 
Anson  (in  the  district  of  Maine),  r<i  Washington  city  .to  Nashville,  (Tennessee) 
a  distance  of  1,448  miles,  in  a  south-western  direction.  The  Mail  is  trans- 
jiorted,  by  a  direct  line  of  stages,  from  St.Mary's  in  Georgia,  to  Highgat*, 
in  Vermont,  ma  Washington  city,  a  distance  of  1,369  miles  in  a  northern  <C- 


NEW-YORK  STATE  PRISON. 

Insptclnrs— Frederic  Depey«ter.  Isaac  J.  Douglass,  Herman  Vosburglr. 
Israel  Lewis,  Samuel  Webb,  Henry  EckJord,  John  Poilion. 


c  Chaplain — Rer.  John  Stanford. 

Agent — Alexander  Colfin,  Jun. 
Principal  Keeper— Nicholas  Hoome. 
Clerk—  Henry  Kilter. 
Deputy  Keeper — John  Gibson. 
Captain  of  the  Guard—  John  Cowdery. 
Resident  Physician — Thomas  Van  Zandt. 
Visiting  Physicians — William  Hamerslev,  M.I).  James  R.  Manlev,  M.R 
Charles  Drake,  M.  D.  D.  W.  Kissam,  M.  D.  David  Quakinbush,  M.  D. 
Richard  L.  Walker,  M.D. 


PUBLIC  BUILDINGS. 
'       \       CITY  HALL. 

The  Cily  Hall  is  the  most  prominent,  and  mo?l  important  building  in 
iV'ew-York,  and  the  handsomest  structure  in  the  United  Slates,  perhaps 
of  its  size  in  the  world.  .This  chaste  and  beautiful  edifice  stands  near 
the  upper  end  of  the  Park,  and  though  somewhat  encumbered  by  the 
vicinity  of  the  Bridewell  and  Gaol,  it  is  seen  to  considerable  advantage 
from  almost  every  quartec.  The  whole  length  of  this  building  'is  210 
feet;  breadth  106  feet,  including  the  attic  story.  It  is  06  feet  in  height* 
On  tuo  cupulo  is  placed  the  colossal  figure  of  Justice. 


NEW-YORK  HOSPITAL. 

This  institution  comprises  the  Hospital  for  the  reception  of  the  sjck 
and  disabled,  the  Lunatic  Asylum,  and  Lying  in-Hospital.  Its  leri^'h 
465  feet;  breadth  460  feet.  Its  site  is  in  Broadway,  near  Duaue  Street. 


ALMS  HOUSE. 

The  buildings  occupied  by  this  useful  nnd  necessary  establishment, 
stand  at  Bellevue,  on  the  banks  of  the  East  River.  Its  structure  is  of 
plain  stone,  three  stories  high ;  length  320  feet ;  60  feet  wide. 


COLUMBIAN  COLLEGE. 

This  edifice  stands  on  an  elevated  and  niry  situation,  nt  the  uppei 
end  of  Park  Place,  between  Broadway  and  the  Hudson,  iu  the  near 
vicinity  of  the  Cily  Hall,  and  has  lately  gone  through  a  thorough  repair., 
which  has  added  much  to  its  beauty. 


COLLEGE  OF  PHYSICIANS  AND  SURGEONS. 

The  building  occupied  by  this  respectable  body  is  situated  in  Barclay- 
Street.  It  is  an  elegant  anil  commodious  structure,  and  fitted  up,  in  the 
interior,  in  a  style  completely  adapted  to  the  different  objects  embrac- 
ed by  this  society".  It  was  not  till  May,  1813,  that  the  trustees  pur- 
chased the  ground  on  which  they  afterward  reared  the  present  building. 

The  management  of  the  affairs  of  the  College  is  in  the  hands  of 
Trustees.  By  the  act  of  the  legislature  of  April  5th,  1813,  it  is  enacted, 
"  that  the  amount  of  property  which  the  said  college  shall  or  may  be 
authorized  to  hold,  shall  never  exceed  in  value  1SO;000  dollars,  current 


NEW-YORK  REGISTER. 


uia:iey  of  New-York,  and  that  the  said  Regents  reserve  to  themselves 
the  right  of  conferring  degrees,  and  appointing  the  professors  or  teach- 
ers of  the  several  branches  of  the  m-dical  science  in  the  said  college, 
and  of  filling  all  such  vacancies  as  'hall  or  may  arise  among  the  trustees 
or  members  thereof."  The  Regents  ar<"  also  authorized,  by  the  samje 
act,  to  appoint  any  of  the  trustees  professors  and  teachers  iu  the 
college,  and  to  alter  and  amend  the  charter  when  they  think  fit. 


STATE  MEDICAL  SCHOOL. 

University  of  the  State  of  JVeta-York.  College  of  Physi- 
cians  and  Surgeons  in  the  City  of  Ne&-York. ,  Chartered 
in  1807.  . 

Officers  and  Professors,  agreeably  to  the  ordinances  of  the 
hon.  the  Regents  of  the  University,  passed  in  3Iarch,182Q: 
Samuel  Bard,  M.D.  LL.D.  Frepdent. 
Wright  Post,  M.D.  Vice  President. 

David  Hosadc,  M.D.  F.R.S.  Professor  of  the  Institutes 
of  medicine,  and  of  the  practice  of  medicine. 

William  James  Macneven,  M.D.  Professor  of  Chemistry. 

Samuel  L.  Mitchill,  M.D.  LL.D.  Professor  of  Botany  and 
Materia  Medica. 

Wright  Post,  M  D.  Professor  of  Anatomy  and  Physiology. 

William  Hamersley,  M.D.  Professor  of  the  Clinical 
practice  of  medicine. 

Valentine  Matt,  M.D.  Professor  of  Surgery.^^ 

John  W.  Francis,  M.D.  Professor  of  Obstetrics  and  the 
diseases  of  Women  and  Children. 

John  D.  J.iques,  M.D.  Treasurer. 

John  W.  Francis,  M.D.  Registrar. 

Trustees.  Samuel  Bard,  M.D.  David  Hosacfc,  M.D. 
W'iliam  James  Macncven,  M.D.  Samuel  L.  Mitchill,  M.D. 
Wright  Post,  M  D.  William  Hammersley,  M.D.  Valentine 
Mott,  M.D.  John  VV.  Francis,  M.D.  John  D.  Jaques,  M.D. 
Thomas  Addis  Emmet,  M.D.  Andrew  Morton,  M.D.  Leyman 
Spalding,  M.D.  William  Moore,  M.D.  Joseph  Bayley,  M.D. 
John  R.  B.  Rodgers,  M.D.  John  Watti,  Jurf.  M.D  Dr. 
HughM'Lean,  Samuel  fiarrowe,  M  D.  Richard  S.  Kissara. 
M.D.  Henry  V  an  Solingco,  M.D.  Nicoll  H.  Dering,  M.D. 
John  Steams,  M.D.  Alexander  H.  Stevens,  M.D.  Dr.  An- 
thony L  Anderson. 

***  Fees  of  each  Professor  in  the  College,  SI 5. — 
Matriculation  fee,  $5  Graduation  fee,  $25. 


9 


S6      ^    MERCEIN'S 

Medico  Chirurgical  Society  of  the  University  of  Kexx- 
York.    Organized  in  1 1107. 

Officers. 

John  W.  Francis,  President,  M.D.  F.A.A.  Professor  of 

Obstetrics,  and  the  diseases  of  Women  and  Children. 
James  M.  Pendleton,  M.D. 
Henry  M.  Francis,  A.  M. 
Larkin  Bass,  M.D.  Corresponding  Secretary. 
James  Murphy,  Recording  Secretary. 
Abraham  D.  Wilson,  A.B.  Treasurer. 
Henry  William  Ducachet,  M.D.  Librarian. 
Peter  Foster,  A.B.  } 
Edward  G.  Rawling,  M.D.  \  Standing  Committee. 
Albridgton  Browne,  M.D.  S 


NEW- YORK  WARD  JUSTICES. 

Thomas  Fessenden,  Justice,  1st,  2d,  and  3d  wards. 
Joshua  L.  Pell,  Clerk. 

Noah  Bartlett,  Justice,  4th  and  6th  wards.  John 
Gampbell,  Clerk. 

Herman  Ruggles,  Justice,  5th  and  Oth  wards.  George 
Betts,  Clerk. 

John  Leve'ridge,  Justice,  7th  and  10th  wards.  William 
W.  Smith,  Clerk. 


ALMS-HOUSE  DEPARTMENT. 

Richard  Furman,  Superintendent,  Bellevue 

Jatnes  Fairlio,  Commissioner,  No  41  Cotirthndt  Street 

John  Targce,         do  No  27  Frankfort  Street 

Peter  Stagg,           do  No  27  Barclay  Street 

Thomat  R  Smith,     do  No  104  Greeuwich  Street 

Henry  Abell,  Clerk,  Old  Alms- House,  east  wing 

Dr  Steveu  Brown,  House  Surgeon,  Bellevue 

Dr  Belden,  House  Physician,  '  do 

D        .    .  . ,    .  )  Honorary  Visiting  Physician, 

Dr  Benjamin  A  Akerly,                j  »  No  60  Rutgers  St.  cct 

Dr  Charles  Drake,  do        No  101  Beekraan  Street 

Keeper  of  Penitentiary 
William  Hoogland,  Bellevue 

Physician  of  City  Prison 
Dr  Richard  L  Walker,  No  1 03  Duane  Street 

Keeper  of  City  Prc'son 
Oarrit  Sickles,  City  Friiox 


Manufacturer  of  Mathematical  Instruments,  has  for  Sale, 
at  his  Navigation  Warehouse, 

No.  180,  Water-Street,  corner  of  Burling-Slip, 

A  large  and  general  assortment  of  Mathematical,  Opti- 
cal, Philosophical  and  Surveying  Instruments  ;  among 
which  are,  best  Bell-Metal  Sextants,  Ebony  ditto,  plain 
and  Tangent  screw  Quadrants;  Day  and  Night  Teles- 
copes, Pocket  and  Walking  Cane  ditto,  Military  ditto, 
Opera  Glasses,  &c.  Azimuth,  Amplitude,  Plain  Brass 
and  Wood,  Binacle,  Boat,  Pocket,  and  hanging  Com- 
passes ;  Cases  of  Mathematical  Instruments,  from  $2  50 
to  $60;  Proportional  Compasses,  Triangular  ditto,  The- 
odolites, Levels  and  Surveying  Compasses,  in  a  great 
rariety  {Warranted.)  Solar  and  Compound  Micro- 
scopes, Barometers  and  Thermometers ;  full  sets  of 
Gaugers  Instruments,  Hydrometers,  &c.  &c. 
Also,  a  great  variety  of  the  latest  and  best 

(Bfui/rt4 

ot  all  the  World  ;  Navigation  Books,  Blank  Books,  and 
Stationary;  Globes,  from  3  to  20  Inches,  &c.  &c. 
Wholesale  and  Retail. 
Orders  from  all  parts  of  the  United  States  thankfully 
received,  and  liberal  credits,  with  good  acceptances 
in  this  City. ^.?^3r  ^/  " *  J -Tfr 


The  Proprietor  of  the  Washington  Bath, 
Has  the  honour  to  inform  the  public,  that  this  es- 
tablishment has  undergone  a  thorough  repair,  and  of- 
fers to  the  citizens  of  this  metropolis,  a  salubrious  and 
convenient  resort  for  the  season. 

The  neatness,  cleanliness,  and  punctual  attendance, 
which  has  always  distinguished  the  above  establish- 
ment, shall  be  strictly  observed  and  maintained. 
BATHING  PRICES. 
For  1  bath  #00    371  cts. 

"  3  ditto  1  00 

"  7  ditto       ,  2  00 

THE  BATH 

Will  be  opened  every  day,  from  5  o'clock  in  the 
morning  until  10  in  the  evening.  The  Ladies  and. 
Gentlemen,  who  may  be  pleased  to  favour  the  pro- 
prietor with  their  patronage,  are  respectfully  informed, 
that  the  BATH  is  never  closed;  and  that  in  the  cold 
reason,  ROOMS  are  provided  with  fire,  and  other  com- 
modities for  bathing. 

N.  B.  The  Ladies'  bathing  apartments  arc  entirely 
separate  from  those  of  the  Gentlemen. 

SODA  WATER. 

The  proprietor  having  fitted  up  a  neat  establishment 
for  the  sale  of  the  above  Water,  has  the  honour  of  in- 
forming the  public,  that  he  will  keep  a  constant  supply 
from  the  Fountain  of  the  Widow  Usher. 

June,  1820. 


PRINTING  INK  AND  GOLD  LEAF 

MANUFACTORY, 
Ao».  61  &r  63,  Spring  Street,  east  of  Broadway. 

R.  PROUT  continues  to  make,  and  sell  for  cash, 
(or  according  to  agreement,)  his  warranted  and  ap- 
proved PRINTING  INKS,  at  the  following  reduced 
prices,  for  Book-Offices:  No.  I.  at  100  cts.  per  lb. 
No.  II.  at  75  cts.  No.  II±  62^  cts.  No.  III.  40  cU. 
No.  IV.  34  cts. ;  and  News-Offices  will  be  supplied  at 
30  cts.  from  this  date. 

The  subscriber  having  served  his  time  with  Mr. 
T.  S.  Ulnngton,  Gold  Beater,  has  now,  in  company 
with  R.  Prout,  his  father,  commenced  business  at  No. 
61,  Spring-Street,  where  all  orders  will  be  received 
and  faithfully  executed  ;  and  hopes,  by  a  persevering 
industry  and  strict  attention  to  business,  to  merit  a 
share  of  the  patronage  of  his  fellow  citizens  and  the 
taade  in  general.  JOHN  PROUT. 

June  1,  1820. 


1 


,  -i  ,  or-'   "fiai  llUIISe 

lasses,  upon  the  most  favourable  terms  :— quality  equal 
iny  manufactured  in  the  City.    Orders  left  in  the  boxes, 
■  Havens      Woodhull,  or  Garrtt  Storm's,  or  addressed  to 
fhe  President,  will  be  immediately  attended  to. 

June,  1820.  BENJAMIN  STRONG. 


G.  LANSING, 

ENGRAVER  ON  WOOD,  &c. 

Informs  the  Public,  that  he  has  removed  from  No.  5, 
Burling-Slip,  to  No.  12,  Anthony,  near  Hudson-Street; — 
where  he  hopes,  by  his  attention  to  business,  and  his  ex- 
ertion to  give  satisfaction  to  his  employers,  to*  merit  a 
continuance  of  their  patronage. 

Engraving  on  Brass  for  Letter-Press  Printing,  Seals,  &c. 
neatly  executed.  Drawings  for  the  Patent  Office  made 
with  accuracy,  at  the  shortest  notice. 

Orders  left  at  Mr.  Oram's  Printing  Office,  No.  5,  Bur- 
ling-Slip,  will  bfe- immediately  attended  to. 

June,  1820, 


NEW-YORK  ANNUAL  ADVERTISER.     ^  1«£ 


A.  ARNOUX, 

MERCHANT  TAILOR, 

CORNER  OF  FULTON  AND  NASSAU  STREETS, 
Continues  to  work  cheap  these  hard  times. 


To  his  friends  and  the  public  he  returns  his  sincere 
thanks  for  the  liberal  encouragement  he  has  received,  and 
hopes  a  continuance  of  past  favours.  During  the  differ- 
ence existing  between  the  employers  and  journeymen,  he 
procured  some  of  the  best  workmen.  His  work  will  be 
made  equal,  if  not  superior  to  any  shop  in  this  city. 

Gentlemen  are  invited  to  call  and  see  for  themselves, 
and  references  will  be  given 

Gentlemen  from  abroad  will  be  attended  with  particular 
care,  and  cloth  that  is  brought  to  make  up,  shall  be  made 
as  well  as  his  own.  <^^^A> 

AH  kinds  of  work  repaired  in  the  best  manner, 
or  altered. 

Military  uniforms  made  in  the  best  manner. 

3M 


Ladfts  wishing  to  have  their  cloths  sponged 
for  COATS;  or  otherwise,  shall  have  it  done  in 
the  best  manner. 

P.  S.  Les  Messieurs  Fran§ais  seront  egale- 
ment  soignee.  II  fait  et  racomode  toutes  sorte? 
dhabilletnent.  June,  1820. 


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MERCEIN'S 


Acbeson  Hugh,  cartman  39  Lombard)' 

Acbeson  Mrs.  1  Harrison 

Acbeson  William,  shoemaker  97  Cherry 

Acker  Jacob,  wood  inspector  172  Reed  [RivingluK 

Acker  Jacob,  butcher  47  Wash.  Markt  h  Forsyth  n 

Acker  John,  labourer  Hammond  n  Washington 

Acker  Joshua,  carpenter  Broome  c  Norfolk 

Acker  Peter,  grocer  Watts  c  Varick 

Acker  William,  cartman  6  McDougal 

Ackerly  Jerusha  133  Cherry 

Ackerman  Abraham,  street  inspector  119  Chapel 

Ackerman  Charles,  brass  founder  73  Forsyth 

Ackerman  D.  saddler  179  Duane 

Ackerman  Daniel,  cartman  Hammond  [wish 

Ackerman  Edward,  chairmak. Hammond  n  Greea- 

Ackerman  Garrit,  Perry  n  State  Prison 

Ackerman  Garrit,  cartman  McDougal  opp  King 

Ackerman  Halmagh,  Art  n  Potter's  Field 

Ackerman  Henry,  shoemaker  32  Oliver 

Ackerman  Henry,  bricklayer  660  Pearl 

Ackerman  James,  chairmaker  88  Hester 

Ackerman  James,  house  carpenter  2  Pelham 

Ackerman  James,  Sullivan  c  Watts 

Ackerman  James,  shoemaker  85  Bayard 

Ackerman  James,  cartman  Broome  n  Suffolk 

Ackerman  James,  cooper  68  Allen 

Ackerman  Jesse,  carpenter  Hudson  c  Spring 

Ackerman  John,  cartman  Prince  n  Thompson 

Ackerman  John,  shipmaster  191  Spring 

Ackerman  John,  baker  foot  of  Harrison 

Ackerman  John,  constable  126  Orange 

Ackerman  John,  chairniiiker  504  Pearl  [Chamber 

Ackerman  John  C.  liv.  stab.  280  Greenwich  &  164 

Ackerman  John  D.  flour  store  200  Fulton 

Ackerman  John  L.  carpenter  42  Provost 

Ackerman  L.  upholsterer  40  Maiden-lane 

Ackerman  Lawrence  P.  17  Chapel 

Ackerman  Matthias,  cartman  Laurens  n  Spring 

Ackerman  Samuel,  Eldridge  n  Rivington 

Ackerman  S.  inspector  lumber  75  Vaudam 

Ackerman  Wm.  cooper  Thompson  n  Spring 

Ackerman  widow,  47  Elizabeth 

Ackerman  widow  Elizab.  Hammond  n  Greenwich 

Ackerman  widow  Lucretia,  Orchard  n  Rivington 

Ackerton  Geo.  sawyer  Pitt  n  Stanton 

Ackcrton  Henry,  Canal  n  Hudson 

Ackeson  Jacob  J.  291  Spring 

Ackley  Jno.  shoemaker  76  Pump 

Ackley  widow,  76  Pump 

Adair  Mary,  10  Ludlow 

Adair  Robert,  grocer  27  Henry 

Adair  William,  baker,  24  Henry 

Adams  Alexander,  carpenter  154  Bahcker 

Adams  Alexander  watchmaker,  136  Broadway 

Adams  Andrew,  mason  Varick  c  Canal 

Adams  Daniel,  smith  3  Temple,  h  53  Cedar 

Adams  David,  shoemaker  278  Water 

Adams  E.  carpenter  221  Division  [Spring 

Adams  Fisher,  merchant  181  Pearl  fa.  Woostcr  n. 

Adams  George,  carpenter  133  Harman 


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\  jams  James  C.  carpenter  26  Leonard 

Adams  Jane,  washerwoman  188  William 

Adams  Jane,  widow  149  Reed 

Adams  Jesse,  blacksmith  Bowery  n.  Nich  Wm. 

Adams  John,  merchant  h.  71  Chamber 

Adams  John,  grocer  61  Mott 

Adams  John,  rigger  6  Cbeapside 

Adams  John,  batter  21  Gold 

Adams  Mary,  widow  of  Win.  137  Mott 

Adams  Philip,  shoemaker  S3  Harman 

Adams  Robert,  cabinet  maker  149  Reed 

Adams  Rosetta,  widow,  12  Catharine 

Adams  Samuel,  merchant  52  Beekmau 

Adams  Samuel,  sailmaker  114  Henry 

Adams  Thomas,  porter,  Collect  n.  Franklin 

Adams  Thomas. music  store  29  Chatham  h  29  Spriug 

Adams  Thomas,  grocer  76  Liberty  h.53  Cedar 

Adams  William,  mason  Hester  n.  Broadway 

Adams  Jane,  widow,  194  Spring 

Adams  widow,  92  Henry 

Adams  widow,  62  Mott, 

Adams  widow  Mary,  240  Allen 

Adams  &  Townsend,  merchants  179  Pearl 

Adcock  H.  W.  U  Co.  merchants  100  Pearl 

Aderton  Thomas,  shipmaster  112  Lombardy 

Addison  ,  37  Lombardy 

Addington  John,  inspector  of  staves  163  Hester 

Addoms  J.  keep,  of  pub.  st.  cust.  house,  h  51  Hudso  n 

Addy  Eliza,  widow  of  Thos  grocer  294  Greenwich 

Addv  John,  stone-cutler  21  Desbrosses 

Adee  David,  168  Pearl  h.  2  Cliff 

Adee  William,  97  Beekmau 

Adee  k.  Moulton,  merchants  139  Pearl 

Adema  John  G.fruiter  119  Fly  market  [327Bowery 

Adrain  Robt.  prof,  math  Jcnal  phi!,  in  Columbia  col 

Adriance  Abraham  J.  accountant  5  Vandcwater 

Adriance  Albert,  dry  good  store  Mulberry  n  Spring 

Adriance  Isaac  attor.  u  Dot.  1  Law  buildings 

AdriaDce  John  F.  dry  good  st  154  Chatham 

Adriance  widow  Catharine,  dry  good  st.  55  Bowery 

African  free-school  Mulberry  n.  Hester 

African  free  school  William 

Africar.us  Edward,  shoemaker  37  Mulberry 

Ageer  John  B.  Desbrosses  n.  Greenwich 

Agerton  Giles,  carpenter  Thompson  n.  Canal 

Agnel  Hyacynth,  French  teacher  109  Chamber 

Agnew  John,  tobacconist  and  merchant  313  Water 

Agnew  Wm.  tobacconist  121  Cherry  flax  seed  st  242 

Aiken  Abel,  130  Spring  [Front 

Aiken,  Fisher,  fcGoddard,  merchants  63 Pine 

Aiken  widow  5  Suffolk 

Aikins  George,  mariner  47  Henry 

Aikins  William,  rigger  67  Bancker  [k  258  Cherry 

Aikman  John,  shipwright  Pike-slip  h.  197  Bancker 

Aikman  Robert,  turner  159  William 

Aim  Daniel,  grocer  141  Molt 

Aims  Martin,  14  Spruce 

Aims  John  17  Orchard 

Air  furnace,  c.  Hester  and  Eldridge 

Ainslie  Jos  carpenter  105  Mulberry 

Ainslie  Robt.  carman  105  Greenwich  fCarmine 


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MERCEIN'S 


Ainslie  Robert,  merch.  5  Albany  h  Clark-son  ». 

Aird  Jobs,  43  Beekraan 

Aitken  David,  mason  Clarkson  n  Greenwich 

Aitken  John,  shoemaker  29  Hudson  c  Anthony 

Aitken  Roger,  mason  Clarkson  n  Greenwich 

Akerly  Benjamin,  surgeon  68  Rutgers 

Akerly  John  cartman  Grand  n  Orchard 

Akerly  Samuel,  physician  68  Rutgers 

Akerly  widow,  68  Rutgers 

Aker  William,  tailor  252  1-2  h  5  Bancker 

Akley  John,  shoemaker42  Hudson 

Akley  John,  butcher  33  Essex 

Albany  stage  offices,  Cortlandt  and  Broadway 

Albert  Frederick,  cartman  Orchard  n.  Delancy 

Albertson  Samuel,  edge-tool  smith  Broome  n.  Or- 

Albertson  widow  231  Bowery  [chard 

Albertus  Rev.  John,  61  Bowery 

Albert  Jacob,  grocer  c.  Mulberry  &.  Bayard 

Albouy  Francis,  joiner  35  Catherine 

Albrow  James,  grocer  88  Division 

Alcock  George,  grocer  49  Liberty  c.  Nassau 

Alden  Joseph,  carpenter  123  Forsyth 

Aldridge  J.  carpenter  Mulberry  n  Spring 

Alexander  Cato,  tavern  opp  Haerlem  road 

Alexander  E.  nurse  111  Mulberry 

Alexander  John,  grocer  160  Rivington 

Alexander  John,  24  Harman 

Alexander  John,  merchant  168  Front  n  Fly  markt 

Alexander  John,  hairdresser  204  Greenwich  h  87 

Alexander  Joseph,  7  Anthony  [Church 

Alexander  Mary,  Olive*  n  Bancker 

Alexander  William,  fisherman  88  Bank 

Alexander  William,  rigger  2  Birmingham 

Alexander  widow  Catherine,  14  Harman 

Alexander  widow  Mary,  14  Forsyth 

Alexander  J  &  R.  grocers  60  South 

Alford  Consider,  blindmaker  15  Catherine 

Alfred  John,  labourer  33  Augustus 

Alicotes  Elinor  68  Orchard 

Allaire  Anthony  I.  pewterer550  Water  h  23  Hester 
Allaire  James  P.  brass  and  iron  founder  426  Cherrv 
Allaire  John,  M'Dougal  op  King 
Allaire  Peter,  8  Harrison 
Allaire  J  Samuel,  cartman  c  Hester  and  Mott 
Allaire  Uytendale,  cartman  6  Clark 
Allee  Jeremiah,  shoemak83  William  h  15  Libert) 
Allen  Abraham,  grocer  484  h  253  Pearl 
.Allen  Abraham,  cartman  Cherry  c  Gouverneur 
Allen  Abraham,  boardinghouse  253  Pearl 
Allen  Alexander,  carpenter  59  Mott 
Allen  Andrew,  barker  122  Fulton 
Allen  Anne,  42  Gold 
Allen  Benjamin,  smith  464  Greenwich 
Allen  Capt  A.  62  Henry 
Allen  Charles,  tailor  Elm  c  Grand 
Allen  Charles,  merchant  Broome  c  Thompson 
Allen  Daniel,  shoemaker  36  Thomas 
Allen  Ebenezer,  smith  262  h  241  rear  Cherry 
Allen  Ebenezer  D.  shoemaker  Grand  c  Bowery 
Allen  Francis  D.  67  Christie 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  109 


Allen  Gilbert,  commission  merchant  18  South 
Allen  Hamilton,  cartman  Broome  Corlaer's  hook 
Allen  Henry,  carpenter  56  Hester 
Allen  Henry,  gunsmith  24  Maiden-lane 
Allen  Isaac,  cartman  Broome  E  River 
Allen  Isaac,  blacksmith  32  Lispenard 
Allen  James,  shoemaker  346  Greenwich 
Allen  James,  shoemaker  59  Hester 
Allen  James,  mariner  Torbut  c  Henry 
Allen  James  P.  carpenter  100  Beekman 
Allen  James,  grocer  79  Dey 
Allen  John,  cartman  Collect  n  Grand 
Allen  John,  cooper  46  Allen 
Allen  John,  accountant  509  Pearl 
Allen  John,  mariner  101  Bancker 
Allen  Joseph,  barber  178  William 
Allen  Joseph,  ropewalk  175  Mott 
Allen  Joseph,  cartman  Ridge  n  Stanton 
Allen  Luman  H.  bookbinder  20  Wall  h  44  Cedar 
AHen  Mary,  180  Bancker 
Allen  Nehemiah,  24  Oliver 
Allen  N.  Chapel  n  Lispenard 
Allen  Peter,  cartman  Broome  Corlaer's-hoolc 
Allen  Richard,  gardener  340  Bowery 
Allen  Robert,  caster  25  Water 
Allen  R  118  Cherry  [Bowery 
Allen  Stephen,  sail  and  duck  store,  186  Front,  h  71 
Allen  Thomas,  painter  and  glazierl02  Cherry 
Allen  Thomas,  124  Duane 
Allen  William,  mason  9  Mott 
Allen  William,  inspector  of  wood  22  Greenwich 
Allen  William,  cartman  230  Grand  n  Suffolk 
Allen  William,  carpenter  Grand  n  Greene 
Allen  William,  mason,  156  Bancker 
Allen  William,  waiter  24  Garden 
Allen  widow  C.  191  Pearl 
Allen  widow  Mary,  Charles 
Allen  vidow  Mary,  Ridge  c  Stanton 
Allen  widow  Sarah,  Norfolk  c  Hester  [Broadway 
Allen  S  &.  M.  lottery  and  exchange  office,  122 
Allen  &.  Cock,  blockmakers  267  Front  h  3  Cheap- 
Alley  Daniel,  96  John  [sjje 
Alley  Saul,  merchant  98  Pine  h  36  Beekman 
Allison  Michael,  cabinet-maker  46  and  48  Vesey 
Allison  Peter,  merchant  96  Vcsey 
Allison  Peter,  grocer,  96  Vesey  li  Barclay  c  Wash- 
Allison  Peter  W.  museum  hotel  18  Warren  [ington 
Allison  Samuel,  brass  founder  407  Cherry 
Allison  widow  Ann.  14  Collect 
Allison  Richard  k  Willliam,  grocers  278  Fulton 
Allport  James,  merchant  67  Pine 
Altnsby  Mr.  painter  65  Btu.cker 
Alphonse  Charles,  teacher 245  Cherry 
Alsop  Naih.  weaver  Perry  u  Greenwich 
Alstine  widow  Susan,  262  William 
Always  widow,  governess  8  Calherine- 
Amar  James  M.  grocer  38  Vandam  ■ 
Amar  Sarah,  74  Church 
Ambler  C  P.  carpenter  223  Forsyth    :  * 
Araemdu  B.  k  Co.  mei chants  34  old  slip,  up  stairs 

.     .  Ill*  r  " 


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MERCEIN'S 


AMERICAN         {■    'ft  INSUR.  COMPANY 
61  ;    ■  ti  Wall-Street. 

AM.  BIBLE  SOCI.  ftpOT  DEPOSITORY 
No.  20  l«8|51,  SloU-Lane 

AMERICAN         ffpfi  OFFICE 

No.  20  '-'•>am        22  Wall-Strut 

AMERICAN        jf|ojj»  MUSEUM 
JVew-York        |fe='|£fl  Institution 
Amerman  Abrm  P.  com  mer.  Spring  n  Broadw. 
Amerman  A  M  Thomas,  Spring  n  Broadway 
Amerman  Isaac,  flour  st.  165  Washington  b  36 Lib. 
Amerman  Peter,  clerk  Wash.  Mark.  165Washington 
Amerman  Peter,  clerk  Fly  Market  h  35  Liberty 
Amerman  Richard,  carpenter  9  Thomas 
Ames  Jacob,  butcher  37Wash.Mar.  h  207  Mulberry 
Ames  Charles,  boot  and  shoe  st.  94  Broadw.  h  3o7 
Ames  Francis,  grocer  42  Augustus 
Ames  Sears,  mariner  Goerck  n  Delancy 
Amiger  James,  waiter  Beaver  lane  c  Washington 
Among  Charles,  101  Anthony 
Amos  Richard,  Greenwich  c  Christopher 
Anastasi  widow  of  Joseph,  milliner  371  Pearl 
Andariese  John,  gardener  1st  Avenue  n3d 
Andariese  Richard,  rear  123  Lombardy 
Anderson  Aaron,  dock  b.  Herbet  n  Washington 
Anderson  Abraham,  carpenter  64  Mott 
Anderson  Alexander,  engraver  32  Provost 
Anderson  Andrew,  inspect,  lumber  Goerck  n  Belan 
Anderson  Andrew,  mariner  79  Lombardy 
Anderson  Anthony  L.  physician  22  James 
Anderson  A  T.  attorney,  37  Wall 
Anderson  Charles,  132  Leonard 
Anderson  Caroline,  Grand  c  Wooster 
Anderson  Doctor  A.  292  Greenwich 
Anderson  Darnel,  shoemaker  118  Elizabeth 
Anderson  David,  smith,  104  Mulberry 
Anderson  David,  mariner  121  Division 
Anderson  Edmund,  carpenter  61  Hester 
Anderson  Elbert,  4  Bowling-green 
Anderson  Elijah,  64  Division  h  42  Orchard 
Anderson  Ephraim,  tailor  fa  clothing  st  288  Water 
Anderson  Henry,  carpenter  38  Ludlow 
Anderson  Henry,  cartman  9Torbet 
Anderson  Henrietta,  295  Greenwich 
Anderson  Isaac,  vict.  h  13  Wash.  M.  h  222  Fulton 
Anderson  Jacob  W.  cartman  Elizabeth  n  Broome 
Anderson  James,  custom  house  officer  16  Jay 
Anderson  James,  grocer  20  Chatham 
Anderson  James,  waiter  6  Rose 
Anderson  James,  painter  99  Elm 
Anderson  Jan.es,  144  Broadway 
Anderson  James  fa  Peter,  corkentters  196  Water 
Anderson  Jeremiah,  cartman  232  Spring 
Anderson  John,  mariner  Hester  n  Rhyader 
Anderson  John,  seaman  Ridge  c  Delancy 
Anderson  John,  mariner  Delancy  c  Ridge 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  in 


Anderson  John,  139  Leonard 

Anderson  John  A.  60  Pine  h  19  Courtlandt 

Anderson  John,  dockboilder  47  Warren 

Anderson  John,  baker  26  Thomas 

Anderson  John,  carpenter  3  Anthony 

Anderson  John,  shoemaker  41  Chapel 

Anderson  John,  musician  25  Elm 

Anderson  John,  rigger  290  Water 

Anderson  John,  rigging  and  anchor  st.  253  Front 

Anderson  John,  38  Maiden-lane  h  14  Lispenard 

Anderson  K  Y.  60  Pine  h  19  Ourtlandt 

Anderson  Magnus,  99  Bancker 

Anderson  Matthias,  carpenter  45  Essex 

Anderson  M  C.  teacher  48  Thomas 

Anderson  Mrs.  dyer  rear  49  Bowery 

Anderson  Margaret,  dress  maker  139  Chamber 

Anderson  Miss,  57  Maiden-lane 

Anderson  Nieh.  sexton  of  George's  Chap.  196  VVm 

Andorson  Richard,  cartman  Elizabeth  n  Broome 

Anderson  Robert,  printer  130  William 

Anderson  Robert,  Canal  c  Washington 

Anderson  Robert,  grocer  c  Canal  S.  Washington 

Anderson  Robert,  morocco  finisher  70  James 

Anderson  Robert,  baker  73  Mott  ' 

Anderson  Samuel,  174  Duatt« 

Anderson  Samuel,  porter  54  Oliver 

Anderson  Samuel,  378  Water 

Anderson  S  W.  hardw.  65  Fulton  h  144  Broadway 

Anderson  William,  cartman  18  Lombardy 

Anderson  William,  mason  Green  n  Greenwich 

Anderson  William,(37  Henry  c  Torbet 

Anderson  widow,  15  Christie 

Anderson  widow,  402  Bowery 

Anderson  widow  Catherine,  tavern  Walnut 

Anderson  widow  Mary,  washerwoman  33  Vesey 

Anderson  widow  Sarah,  Variek  c  Watts 

Anderton  John,  physioian9  Peck-slip 

Andes  Elizabeth,  wool  &oil  store  7  Cafberrne 

Andrew  Charles  W.  shoemaker  61  Eldridge' 

Andrews  Caroline,  Grand  n  Green 

Andrew  Hen.  uphol.  and  fringe  St.  70  Maiden-lane 

Andrews  Abigail,  20  Cherry 

Andrews  Alexander,  Washington 

Andrews  Benjamin,  tailor  109  Cherry 

Andrews  Charles  C.  teacher  85  Mott 

Andrews  David,  merchant  166  Pearl  h  29  Barclay 

Andrews  James,  clock  k.  watch  maker  129  Hudson 

Andrews  John.  11  Catherine-lane 

Andrews  John,  grocer  Burl,  slip  c  South  h  84  John 

Andrews  Nicholas,  grocer  215  Division 

Andrews  Stebbens,  shoemaker  Grand  n.  Lewis 

Andrews  widow  Arabella,  51  Pump 

Angclis  Gideon  De,  M  D  224  Water  h  38 Cherry 

Angevine Lewis,  Church  c  Walker 

Angevene  William,  grocer  65  Molt 

Angevine  Abigail,  Broome  n  Suffolk  '  " 

Angevine  Catharine,  mantaamaker  8  Norfolk 

Angevine  Solomon,  cartman  Orchard  n  Delancy 

Angevine  &.  Onderdonk,  grocers  45  Bayard 

Angus  George,  cartman  Pitt  n.;  Rivington  • 


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MERCEIN'S 


Angus  Jacob  B.  earpenter  123  Pump 

Angus  widow,  218  Bowery 

Annley  widow  Elizabeth,  24  Rhynders 

Ausou  Catharine  widow,  Clark  n  Dominick 

Anspake  Frederick,  Forsyth  n  Delancy 

Anthon  Charles,  324  Washington 

Anthon  John,  attorney  95  Beekman 

Anthon  widow  of  George  324  Washington 

Anthony  Abraham,  shoemaker,  Broome  n  Willtt 

Anthony  Elizabeth  40  Pearl 

Anthony  Jacob,  32  Dey 

Anthony  J.  P.  tan.  and  cur.  66  h  33  Frankfort 

Anthony  John,  brewer  Grand  n  Norfolk 

Anthony  Mark,  mariner  136  Bancker 

Anthony  Michael,  Providence  packet  102  Molt 

Anthony  Nicholas  N.  2  Rose 

Anthony  William,  sexton  Baptist  eh.  21  Henry 

Anthony  A.  B.  &  A.  fine  needle  work.  204  Church 

Anthony  tf  Arcularius  groc.  ti  tea  deal.  22  Maid. -la. 

Anloni  Joseph,  boarding  bouse  174  Cherry 

Antwerp  James  V.  38  Maiden-lane 

Appeelbacb  Gottlieb,  baker  Vandam  n.  Varick 

Appleard  Isabella,  mantuamaker  18  Orchard 

Appel  Lois,  89  Reed 

Appleby  William,  butcher  4  Cath.  Market  h  198 

Appleby  widow,  195  Orange  [Division 

AppJegate  Lewis,  cartman  278  Spring 

Appley  Jacob,  Broom  c  Forsyth 

Arbutbnol  Elizabeth,  468  Greenwich 

Arcbbold  James,  carpenter  13  Mulberry 

Archdeacon  Robert  138  Bowery, 

Archer  Ann,  seamstress  51  Division 

Archer  Anthony,  carman  177  Orange 

Archer  Benjamin,  grocer  224  Bowery 

Archer  Benjamin,  fruiter  Washington  n  Perry 

Archer  Caleb,  cartman  32  Vandam 

Archer  Charles, .grocer  224  Bowery 

Archer  Ezekiel,  shoemaker  222  Division 

Archer  James,  tailor  93  Bancker 

Archer  James,  cartman  20  Orchard 

Archer  Jane,  seamstress  176  Mu1  berry 

Archer  John,  sailmaker  Beach  c.  Chapel 

Archer  Jonathan,  Broome  c  Varick 

Archer  Joseph,  259  Spring 

Archer  Elizab.  widow  of  Johr,  Church  c.  Canal 

Archibald  Robert,  auctioneer  118  Bowery 

Archibold  Ralph,  shoemaker  27  Cross 

Arcularius  George,  baker  30  Cortlandt 

Arcularius  Henry,  baker  26  Hudson 

Arcularius  Philip  I  11  Frankfort 

Arculmimjuu.  Philip  I.  fancy  cbairmaker  75  John 

Arden  Abijab,  310  Broadway 

Arden  Francis,  24  John     y  }». 

Arden  John,  mariner  8  Doyer 

Arden  Jacob  S.  physician  42  Walker 

Arden  James  12  Green>v.i';h 

Araen  Susan.  22  Ci>:'tbv>dt 

Arden  widow  Eunice .40  Cedar  7"* 

Arents  Edward,  cooper  3k  Chupel  [Greenwich 

Arents  Thomas,  cedar  cooper  86  Murray  h.  202 


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Areots  William,  cooper  49  Orange 
Argell  William,  carpenter  5  Thomas 
Arley  David,  labourer  155  Hudson 
Armando  John,  fruit-store  64  Nassau 
Arment  William,  grocer  Christie  c.  Broome 
Armentu  widow,  205  Bancker      MK*  -.  .< 
Armitage  Benj.  merchant  54  Pine 
Armitage  &.  Wits,  hosiers  53  Maiden-lane 
Armour  James,  sailmaker  Bowery  n  Vauxball 
Armstrong  Elizab.  widow,  Hammon  Greenwich 
Armstrong  George,  grocer  259  Cherry 
Armstrong  James,  carpenter  1 15  Mulberry 
Armstrong  John,  grocer  Church  c  Reed 
Armstrong  John,  Greenwich  c  Hammond 
Armstrong  John,  carpenter  64  Reed 
Armstrong  Luke,  grocer  Anthony  c  Collect 
Armstrong  Maria  widow,  154  Hester 
Armstrong  Matthew,  shoemaker  83  Hester 
Armstrong  Matthew,  mason  Hammond 
Armstrong  Matt,  carpenter  Charles  n  Washington 
Armstrong  Robert,  230  Orange 
Armstrong  Seymour,  Mulberry  n  Bleecker 
Armstrong  William,  mason  7  Dover 
Armstrong  widow  Elisabeth,  Hammond  n  Wash. 
Armstrong  widow  Hannah,  62  William 
Arnaud  Francis,  grocer  15  Warren 
Arnaux  Nowel,  barber  76  Market 
Arnett  John,  fisherman,  Charlton  n  Hudson 
Arnod  John,  tavern  and  boarding  house  84  James 
Arnold  Joseph,  tailor  92  Reed 
Arnold  N.  T.  grocer  7  Coenties 
Arnold  George  W.  merchant  313  Broadway 
Arnold  George,  pilot  39  Roosevelt 
Arnold  Moses,  ropeciaker  135  Mulberry 
Arnold  Philip,  accountant  100  Hester 
Arnold  Thomas,  19  Cross 
Arnold  widow  Elizabeth,  32  Carystie 
Arnold  Sz.  Lane,  merchts  313  Broadway  it  16  John 
Arnoux  Anthony,  mer  tailor  Fulton  c  Nassau 
Arnoux  John,  mason  rear  389  Greenwich 
Arnoux  John,  mason  389  Greenwich 
.Arrent  Thomas,  cooper  252  1-2  Greenwich 
Aronfred  Coonrod,  rear  73  Bowery 
Arrowsmith  Edmund,  189'M'ilberry 
Arrowsmith  George,  smith  Water  n  Gouverneur 
Arrowsmith  John  H.  cartman  51  Spring  i 
Arrizene  Lewis,  shipmaster  SI  Roosevelt 
Arrizeno  Sebiastiano,  51  Roosevelt 


Art  Lucretia,  45  Forsyth 
Arthur  Peter,  chairmaker  4  Jefferson 
Arthur  Robert,  chairmaker  Forsyth  n  Delancy 
Arthur  William,  caipenter  Arundel  n  Delaccy 


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JVo.54  i3?i'D  Eiiiabclh-Street 

Abridge  widow  Jemima,  13  William 
\«brook  John,  grocer,  39  Harrison 


ARSENAL 
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CITY 
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114 


MERCEIN'S 


Ash  Michael,  labourer  73  Lombardy 

Ash  Robert,  waiter  68  Cedar 

Ash  Thomas,  chairmaker  33  h  10  John 

Ashbeck  widow,  Collect  c  Leonard 

AsherD.  dentist,  22  William 

Ashfield  W.  jeweller  24  Maiden-lane 

Ashfield  widow  of  John,  194  William 

Ashford  capt  John,  75  Hester 

Ashley  Joseph,  vict.  house  Washington  market 

Ashton  widow  Hannah,  30  Roosevelt 

Ashton  Robert  &  Co.  dry-good  st  15  Maiden-lane 

Ash  way  Elza,  teacher  12  Harman 

V       Askin  John,  driver  47  Mott 

Aspinwall  John  Myer,93  Pearl  h  26  Whitehall 

Aspinwall  k,  Son  G.98  Pearl 

Aspinwall  widow  of  Gilbert,  2  Beaver 

Aspinwall  John,  mercht  123  Pearl  b  58  Greenwich 

Aspinwall  John  M  26  Whitehall  h  98  Pearl 

Asten  Abraham,  214  William 

Asten  Henry,  92 Bowery 

Asten  Isaac,  porter  83  Mott 

Asten  John,  3  Jacob 

Asten  Nathaniel  L.  painter  59  Hester 

Asten  Thomas,  12  Beaver 

Asten  &,  Hyslop,  cabinet  makers  20  Beaver 

Astor  George,  fur^tore  1.44  Water  h  22  Cliff 

Astor  Jun.  8  Vesey  h  374  Broadway  [way 

Astor  &i  Son  John  J.  merclifs  8  Vesey  h  223Broad- 

Aswell  Mary  Ann,  seamstress  Rhynder  n  Hester 

Atherton  James,  rigger  251  William 

Atkins  John,  milkman  Bridge  n  Rivington 

Atkins  Robert,  mariner  48  Bancker 

Atkinson  Christoph  labourer  Debrosscs  n  Hudson 

Atkinson  David,  merchant  177  Front  h  Broome  c 

Atkinson  Thomas,  driver  38  Lumber  [Essex 

Atkinson  John,  plain  maker  514  Pearl 

.  '      Atkinson  John,  130  Orange 

Atkinson  widow  J.  207  William 

Atkinson  widow  ftl  132  Church 

Atkinsons  &. Fleming,  merchants  65  Pine 

Atterbury  widow  Sarah,  3  Lispenard 

Attridge  Thomas,  carpenter  8  Walker 

Atwood  John,  grocer 3  J^mes-slip 

Auchircloss  Hugh,  mer  150  Pearl  h  29  Greenwich 

Audler  E  Patent  Med  Warehouse  23  Chatham 

Augustine  Sidell,  barber  40  Pike 

Augustus  Magdalen,  washerwoman  167  Duane 

Augustus  Sarah,  Grand  n  Ludlow  [and  Washington 

Auld  Isaac,  grain  broker  and  measurer  34  William 

Aumack  Matthias,  cartman  121  Pump 

Auryanson  widow  Mary,  Broome  n  Varick 

Austen  David,  merchant  167  Pearl  h  103  Liberty 

Austin  Abraham,  Amos  n  S  prison 

Austin  Charles,  45Courtlandt 

Austin  Daniel,  merchant  166  Pearl  h  33  Broad 

Auslin  David,  shoemaker  28  White 

Austin  Henry,  shoemaker  37  Anthony 

Austin  James,  cartman  71  Orchard 

Austin  John,  labourer  Hammond  c  Greenwich 

Austin  Malthals,  carpenter  154  Reed 


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Austin  R  I  L.  teacher  1 10  Fulton 
Austin  Thomas,  carlman  66  F.Uri Jge 
Austin  William,  Christopher 
Austin.  Andrews  ii  Co.  merchants  166_Pearl 
Autar  John,  shoemaker  Delancey  c  Ludlow 
Averill  Elisha,  attorney  and  notary  39  Wall 
Averill  Lyman,  shoe  store  28  Bowery 
Averill  iiCo  E  St  H.  merchants  63  South 
Ait.i  Azza  M. shoemaker  107  Harm  an 
Avery  Charity,  victualler  2  Coenties 
Avery  James,  grocer  309  Water  h  76  Roosevelt 
Avery  John  S.  fisherman  53  Rutgers 
Avery  John  S.  merchant  Market  n  Harman 
Avery  Oliver,  carpenter  h  31  Orchard 
Avery  Philip  507  Pearl 
Avery  widow  Sarah,  165  Bowery 
Avery  Samuel  P.  snot  st.  83  Catharine 
Aydelott  doctor,  1  Chamber 
Aycrigg  doctor  S.  B.  45  Franklin 
Aymar  Benj.  com.  mer.  30  South,  h.42  Greenwich 
Ay  mar  Daniel,  shipmaster  1  Water  t»s' 
Aymar  James,  grocer  126  Church,  b.  3  Thomas 
Aymar  John  D.  block  and  pnaipmaker  46  South 
Aymar  Patrick  &t  Co.  merchants  30  South 
Aymar  Peter,  collector  Woo»ter  n.  Blcecker 
Aymar  widow  Jane,  2  N.  Moore 
Ayres  Daniel  jun.  94  John 
Ayres  Enos,  shoemaker  195  12  Church 
Ayres  Ezra,  1  Water 
Ayres  Jno.  L.  mason  King  n.  Greenwich 
Ayres  John,  silverplater  7  Gold 
Ayres  Joshua,  carpenter  Hester  c.  Broadway 
Ayres  Mary  Ann,  Seamstress  137  Hudson 
Ayres  Obadiah,  dry  good  store  171  Harman 
Ayres  Pbineas,  smith  Forsyth  n.  Delancey  • 
Ayers  Reuben,  carman  44  Broome 
Ayres  &i  Martin,  grocers  3  South 
Ayres  h  Pancoast,  silverplaters  89  Maiden-lane 
B 

Babb  Mrs.  milliner  113  William 

Babcock  Alexander,  boarding  house  277  Front 

Babcock  Benjamin,  painter  114  Elizabeth 

Bable  Frederick,  baker  60  Elizabeth 

Back  Robert,  20  Fulton,  b.  Brooklyn 

Back  widow  Harriet,  110  Mulberry  vie,;- 

Backhouse  widow  Dorothy,  51  Roosevelt 

Backus  Andrew,  8  Fletcher  h  Cornelia  Gretnwith 

Backus  Simon,  merchant  9  Peck  Slip 

Bacon  Amos,  cartman,  130  Lombardy 

Bacon  Caleb,  teacher  205  Church 

Bacon  widow  Eliza,  1:34  Chamber 

Bacque  John  B.  confectioner  184  William 

Badeau  Elies,  doctor  Grand  n  Lewis 

Badeau  Epbraira,  hatter  Cherry  h  2  Scammel 

Badeau  Henry,  grocer  245  Bowery  c.  Stanton 

Badeau  Gilbert,  233  Christie 

Badeau  Isaac,  Lighterman  21  Goerick 

Badeau  Isaiah,  Goerck  n  Delancy 

Badeau  Peter,  Salter  and  packer  Christie  c.  Stanton 

Badeau  William,  cartman  Lewis  n  Broome 


116 


MERCEIN'S 


Badeau  jr.  Wra.  apothecary  Bowery  c.  Stuyvesant 

Badger  John,  mariner  rear  lHBancker 

Badger  widow  Elizabeth,  64  Rutgers 

Badgley  Isaac  21  Chapel 

Badgley  James,  carpenter  8  Eldridge 

Badgley  widow  Sarah,  39  Provost 

Baehr  Christian,  Hammond  c.  Herring 

Baehr  D.  merchant  tailor  151  Pearl  c.  Wall 

Baggot  Lewis,  confectioner  201  Orange 

Bag<ot  Joseph,  hairdresser  127  Bowery 

Baggot  glass-cutter  161  Mulberry 

Bagley  James,  stone  cutter  Ridge  n  Delancey 

Bagley  James,  cartman  Ridge  n  Delancey 

Bagley  John,  Shoemaker  67  Pump 

Bailry  Benj.  Grocer  13  Oak 

Bailey  Daniel,  shipwright  95  Lombardy 

Bailey  E.W.  grocer  76  South  h.  7  Mott 

Bailey  Nathan,  merchant  7  Garden 

Bailey  James,  mer22  Coeaties-clip,h.  41  Franklin 

Bailey  Jas  S.  hardware  21  Maiden  lane 

Bailey  John,  tallow, chandler  207  Rivington 

Bailey  John,  shoemaker  Canal  n  Hudson 

Bailey  J  H.  raerchaut31  Coenties-slip.  h  91  Broad 

Bailey  Phebe,  100  Mott 

Bailey  Peter,  shipjoiner  14  Arundel 

Bailey  Peter,  painter  Herring 

Bailey  Samuel  G.  shipmaster  43  Oliver 

Bailey  Thomas,  paver  207  Rivington 

Bailey  Thomas,  well  digger  Perry  n  Washington 

Bailey  William,  physician  84  Henry 

Bailey  William,  cartman  40  Attorney 

Bailey  widow  Mary,  53  Elm 

Bailey  &  Voorhecs,  merchants  31  Coenties  slip 

Bailie  William,  merchant  64  White 

Baillies  widow  Elizabeth,  5  Birmingham 

Bailly  S.  96  William 

Bain  Thomas  E.  137  Spring 

Bainy  John  baker,  53  Henry 

Bainbridge  Cornelia,  81  Greenwich 

Bainbridge  Joseph,  captain  U.  S  N.  60  Hudson 

Bainbridge  Maria,  36  Essex 

Baird  John,  cabinetmaker  18  Cherry 

Bates  Frederick  62  Dey, 

Baker  Abraham,  attorney  64  Crosby 

Baker  Adam,  ship  carpenter,  rear  13  Clajk 

Baker  Abijab,  58  HeBtcr 

Baker  Augustus,  hair  dresser  21  Fulton  slip 

Baker  Benjamin,  mariner  10  Birmingham 

Baker  Charles,  cabinetmaker  25  James 

Baker  Cornelius  S.  96  Pearl 

Baker  Daniel,  grocer  *72  James  c.  Oak 

Baker  Daniel,  shipwright  71  Harman 

Baker  David,  merchant  430  Pearl,  b.  33  Bowery 

Baker  David,  blacksmith  539  Greenwich 

Baker  David,  blacksmith  42  Hudson  c.  Perry 

Baker  Daniel,  S.  96  Chapel 

Baker  Daniel,  Cooper  274  Front  h  50  James 

liaker  Francis,  milliner  86  James  -IMS?  fi  ' 

Baker  Francis,  rigger  48  Pike  '  •'f  pn 

Baker  George,  miniature  painter  1  Aon  - 


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Baker  Henry,  Tobacconist  107  Orange 
Baker  Jacob  S.  456  Pearl 
Baker  J.  C.  groder  215  Bowery 
Baker  Jamei,  pilot  86  James 
Baker  James,  Oysterman  40  Chapet 
Baker  John,  shoemk  8»  Crosby 
Baker  John  P.  smith  79  Mott 
Baker  John,  274  Front  h  50  James 
Baker  John  K.  coppersmith  82  Bayard 
Baker  John  H.  grocer  31Bancker 
Baker  John,  shipmaster  52  Rutgers 
Baker  Jonathan,  cartman  Rivington  c  Ridge 
Baker  Joseph,  city  tavern  4  Wall 
Baker  Jerry,  miikman  69  Sullivan 
Baker  Martin,  grocer  Grand  c  Ludlow 
Baker  Micajah,  blacksmith  30  Thomas 
Baker  Mary,  80  Mulberry 
Baker  Richard,  bootmaker  59  Harman 
Baker  Robert,  shipcarpenter  8  Norfolk 
Baker  P.  segarmaker  10  Henry 
Baker  Smith,  carpenter  246  Allen 
Baker  Samuel,  ship  carpenter  Goerak  n.  Grand 
Baker  Stephen,  ISO  Fulton  • 
Baker  Thomas,  carpenter  106  Orange 
Baker  Thomas,  mason  90  Mulberry 
Baker  Timothy,  blacksmith  Franklin  n  Orange 
Baker  Titus,  58  Hester 
Baker  Joseph,  112  Elizabeth 
Baker  Stephen,  180  Fulton 
Baker  William,  grocer  192  Division 
Baker  William,  grocer  194  Fulten 
Baker  William,  coppersmith  68  Ann  [Cherry 
Baker  William  F.  lumber  mer  29  Bowery  yard  164 
Baker  William  A.  coppersmith  20  Batavia  lane 
Baker  William,  ship  earpen.  Lewis,  Manhat  Island 
Baker  widow  Catherine,  18  White 
Baker  widow  Fanny,  grocer  7  Chapel 
Baker  widow  Mary,  1  Pelbam 
Baker  widow  Sarah,  23  Courtlandt 
Baker  &  Lord,  dry  good  store  430  Pearl  h  303 
Bakewell  George  carpenter  131  Greenwich 
Bakewell  George,  joiner  35  Depyster 
Bakewell  William,  sailmak.  Rector  c  Washington 
Bakewell  William,  39  Burling  slip       [h  156  Mott 
Bakewell  W  Si  B.  sailmak.  79  Washington 
Balantine  Alexander,  mason  Bleeker  c.Woster 
Balcom  Silas,  amitb  59  Bowery 
Balding  Richard  S.  Varick  c.  Walker 
Baldwin  Aaron,  cnrpenter48  Broome  n  Orange 
Baldwin  Charles,  counsellor  and  atto;-.  41  Nassau 
Baldwin  Charlotte,  Jones  n.  Henry 
Baldwin  C.  N.  printer  1  Chamber  c  Chatham 
Baldwin  A.  T;  jan  carpenter  48  Broome 
Baldwin  David,  cooper  20  Bancker 
Baldwin  David,  mason  51  Sullivan 
Baldwin  Edwin,  porter  407Greenwich 
Baldwin  Enos,  plane  maker  90  Elizabeth 
Baldwin  Erastus,  teacher  6  Bayard 
Baldwin  Elisha  W.  rev.44Wif  let 
Baldwin  Gabriel,  carpenter  94  Reed 
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MERCEIN'S 


Baldwin  George  grocer  4  Coenties  slip 

Baldwin  Harriet  L.  teacher  10  Barclay 

Baldwin  Herman,  accountant  Grand  n  Suffolk 

Baldwin  Jebesh.36  Augustus 

Baldwin  Jacob,  mason  40  Anthony 

Baldwin  James,  painter  225  Spring 

Baldwin  John,  grocer95  Catherine 

Baldwin  John,  rigger  11  Pike 

Baldwin  Josiab,  mason  Desbrosses  c  Hudson 

Baldwin  Nicholas  A.  shipwright  1  Pike 

Baldwin  Robert,  mason  Desbrosses  n.  Hudson 

Baldwin  Silas,  chair  oriraraenter  71  Crosby 

Baldwin  Stephen,  Jjatter  66  Cedar 

Baldwin  Timothy,  carpenter  176  Mulberry 

Baldwin  William.  M.  D.  Catherine  c  Chatham  squ. 

Baldwin  Wilkie  D.  printer  1  Chamber 

Baldwin  widow  Lucy,  27  Leonard 

Baldwin  widow  Mary,  doctress  173  Duane 

Baldwin  widow  Mary,  144  Division 

Baldwin  &.  Snider,  161  Greenwich 

Balentine  James,  tallow  chandler  40  Attorney 

Balhary  Andrew,  accountant  261  Cherry 

Bale  Thomas,  tailor  87  Bayard 

Ball  David,  bricklayer  69  Harrison    [h  61  Hudson 

Ball  Isaac,  physician  and  accoucheur  98  Chamber 

Ball  Isaac,  cabinet  maker  430  Greenwich 

Ball  John,  cabinet  maker  115  Harman 

Ball  John  T.  cabinet  maker  62  Pearl 

Ball  Josiah,  printer  114  Henry 

Ball  J.  C.  paint  manufactory  Harrison 

Ball  Richard,  76  Reed 

BallTh.  carpent.and  pack,  box  mak  Varickn  Spring 

Ball  Thomas  P.  merchant  139  Front  b  61  Hudson 

Ball  Thomas,  suoemak.  108  Orchard 

Ball  widow  Ann,  2  William 

Ball  S.  P.  paint  store  61  Hudson 

Ballard  I.  millinery  443  Pearl 

Ballard  William  C.  160  Broadway 

Ballentine  Wm  grocer  Robinson  n  Washington 

Hallow  Prosper, mariner  Grand  n  Allen 

Balsdon  Josiah,  gunsmith  .168  Water 

Balster  H.  dry  good  store  130  Chatham 

Baltimore  stage  offices,  Cortlaadt  and  Broadway 

Baltz  Daniel,  cooper  rear  96  Chatham 

Bampkually  E.  A  60  Water 

Bampton  Moses,  shipwright  Gouverneur  n  Cherry 

Bampton  William,  shipwright  410  Cherry 

Banagaci  Rev.  Terrenes,  79  Bancker 

Bancel  Lewis,  teacher  52  Provost 

Bancker  Ann  T.  5  Hudson 

Bancker  John,  cartman  187  Mulberry 

Bancker  John,  custom  house  officer  203  Spring 

Bancker  widow  Anna,  Cherry  c  Clinton 

Bancker  Mary  Ann,  milliner  431  Pearl 

Bancker  widow  Elizabeth,  81  Orange 

Bancker  widow  Theodosia,  21  AnthonT 

Banker  Mary  Ann,  milliners,  431  Pearl 

Bane  Peter,  oyster  house  85  Nassau 

Bangs  Rev.  Nathan,  69  Crosby 

Banhimn  widow,  confectioner  39 Oak 


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BANKS  IN  THE  CITY  OF  NEW-YORK. 

V.  S.  BRANCH  BANK 

65  BEM  Broadway 

FRANKLIN  ifp^B  BANK 

1  FrankJin.  _ I-  ^I^B   Square  c  Cherry 

MANHATTAN  p?f%  BAVi: 
28  l"i';H  WuW 

'  MECHANICS'  fWw  BANK 
16  l&'Hl  Watt 

MERCHANTS'  fP%  SANK 
25  '.'  Wall 

BANK  OF  tel  JVEfr-yOiJK 
32  Nl-H  JTa« 

UNION  f?P%  fij3AVf 
17  !    t:ffl.  iraK 

BANK  OF  fesft  AMERICA  . 

c/rr  f%£?%  bank 

38  l-  l.  a.  JFatf 

P  HEN  IX  f BANK 
24  J'-'SraL,  /f'a« 

BANK  OF  f      3  SWINGS 
N.  Y.  Institution  _  '■    t  d  .  Chamier 

BANK  COFFEE  jfSj  HOUSE 
47  Pint  _lr.il;- B..  c  IVilliam 
Bankerlary  Peter,  hair  dress* r  46  William 
Banks  Benjamin,  cartman  13  Eldridge 
Banks  James,  grocer  c  Hester  and  Bowery 
Banks  John,  cabinet  maker  52  Beekman 
Banks  Mrs.  millinery  138  William 
Banks  Obediab,  mariner  23  Orchard 
Banks  Robert,  tailor  64  Catharine 
Banks  William  R.  merchant  102  Division 
Bannan  Robert,  grocer  18  James 
Bannen  Charles,  smith  106  Bancker 
Bannen  Michael,  chandler  67  Cherry 
Bannen  Peter,  tallow  chandler  93  Beekman 
Banner  Thomas,  cartman  82  Varick 
Bannon  Jno.  shipcarpenter  87  Henry 
Bantu  Aaron,  shoemaker  Commerce  n  Bedford 
Banta  Adam  P.  cartman  Watts  n  Hudson 
Banta  Daniel,  cartman  Broome  n  Varick 
Banta  Garrit,  100  Reed 
Banta  Henry,  bay  cartman  1 1 1  Chrystie 
Banta  John,  carpenter  100  James 
Banta  Peter,  mason  223  William 
Banta  Peter,  hay  cartman  Watts  n  Hudson 
Banta  Richard,  smith  Bnrrough  n  Herring 
Banta  Tunis,  cartman  352  Greenwich 
Banta  Weart,  baker  1 18  Mulberry 


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MERCEIN'S 


Banta  widow  Ann,  46  Crosby 
Banta  widow  Frances,  upper  end  Mulberry 
Bantar  Cornelius,  cartman  V>rick  n  Walts 
Banlon  Geo.  shipcarpenter  Walnut  n  Water 
Banvardiun.  Daniel,  carpenter  Collect  c  Pump 
Banvard  Daniel,  carpenter  Collect  n  Pump 
Baptis  John,  boatbuilder  10  Chesnut 

BAPTIST  fe|  CHURCH 
Goli,  Pastor  Wm  Parkinson 

BAPTIST  MEET-fef^k  ING  HOUSE 
Oliver,  Pastor  .,la' John  Williams 

BAPTIST  fe;!  CHURCH 
Mulberry,  Pastor  JSlSSL  Archibald  Maclay 

BETHEL  CHURCH 
c  Chrystieb  Delan.  l**lslU  Pastor  J.  Chase 

ABYSSINIAN   r  •'   0  CHURCH 
Anthony,. Pastor  JgM/L  Vanvelsan 

X.BARIAH  BAP-  f§!#  TIST  CHURCH 
Van  ■J^iS^Ldam 

Batftist  Francis,  shipcmpenter  36  Orchard 

Baptist  Isaac,  smith  383  Water  h  46  Eldridge 

Baptist  John,  hairdresser  41  Orchard 

Baptist  John,  hairdresser  5  Catharine 

Barbarie  Jno.  clerk  6  Mulberry- 
Barber  Abijah,  200  Spring 

Barber  Isaac,  shoemaker  43  Robinson 

Barber  Isaac,  shoe  s  210  Greenwich  h  30  Robinson 

Barber  John,  cooper,  18  Hester 

Barber  Mrs.  dressmaker  19  Conrtlandt 

Barber  Samuel,  mariner  20  Rosevelt 

Barber  Thomas,  shipmaster  243  W  illiam 

Barber  Thomas,  merchant  61  Walker 

Barber  widow  Emma,  52  Leonard  , 

Barber  widow  Jane,  481  Pearl 

Barclay  Henry  and  George,  merchants  7  Broad 

Barclay  Co..  Thomas,  British  com.  376  Greenwich 

Bard  Joseph,  labourer  94  Elm 

Barde  Elizabeth,  boardingboiife  42  Broad 

Barde  Pel'o-son,  cooper 32  H  nry 

Barden  Edward,  138  Washington 

Barfe  Robert  C.  mer.  126  W  ush.  h  93  Greenwich 

Barrage*  John,  203  Hester 

Barker  Abijah,  boatman  38  Essex         I  -r>tai* 

BarK  -  Alexauder,  carpenter  31  Orchard 

Bca  iter  Benjamin,  grocer  284  Greenwich 

Barker  Benjamin  G.  mer.  281  Pearl 

Barker  Benjamin,  carpenter  34  Orchard 

Barker  Daniel,  mariner  Gocrck  n  Delaocy 

Barker  Elijah  C  grocer  c  Pump  and  Mott 

Barker  George,  carpenter  553  Pearl 

Barker  Griffen,  dry  good  store  127  Chatham 

Barker  Israel,  Grand  n  Allen 

Barker  Jacob,  mer.  84  South  h  34  Beekman 

Barker  James,  281  Pearl  h  72  Frankfort  - 

Barker  John,  carpenter  38  North  Moore 


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Barker  John,  lumber  merchant,  52  Rutgers 
Barker  John,  merchant  38  Front 
Barker  John,  mariner  40  Ludlow 
Barker  John,  carpenter  66  Pump 
Barker  John  P.  5  Mott 

Barker  Joseph,  painter  and  glazier  378  Bowery 

Barker  Nathaniel,  mariner  16  Batavia-lane 

Barker  N.  shoemaker,  74  Mott 

Barker  JVoah,  carpenter  Greenwich  c  Broome 

Barker  Robert,  painter  15  Catherine 

Barker  Samuel, smith  Ridge  n  Riv'mgton 

Barker  Sarah,  79  N.  Moore 

Barker  Sarah  widow  of  Joshua,  356  Greenwich 

Barker  Stephen,  merchant  289  Pearl,  h  86  Bayard 

Barker  Stephen,  84  South 

Barker  Thomas  B.  shoemaker  76  Mott 

Barker  Thomas,  wheelwright  131  Bowery 

Barker  Thos.  mariner  64  Orchard 

Barker  Wm.  boatman  Lewis  Corlaer't  Iwok 

Barker  Si  Dencistoun,  lumber  mer.  260  Cherry 

Barker  St  Gayon,  289  Pearl 

Barker  at  Hopkins,  merchants  SO  South 

Barkley  Ebenezer,  23  Spring  c  Mott 

Barmore  Walter,  grocer  13  James'  slip,  h  26  Oliver 

Barmore  widow,  huckster  174  Fulton  [h  SOWhile 

Barnard  Benj.  shipmaster 241  Cherry  it 287  Broad w 

Barnard  Mary,  boarding  house  15  Oliver 

Barnard  Richard  T,  gilder  29  James 

Barnes  D  H.  seminary  55  Reed 

Barnes  George,  butcher  Cannon  c  Stanton 

Barnes  Henry,  15  Ann 

Barnes  John,  comedian  47  Chamber 

Barnes  Joseph,  marble  cutter  117  Elm 

Barnes  Mary,  173  Spring 

Barnes  Robert,  mason  11  Birmingham 

Barnes  R.  brewery,  193  h  66  Lombardy 

Barnes  Rebecca,  72  Chapel 

Barnes  W.  cabinet  m.  and  glass  store  224  Green  w'h 

Barnes  Wm.  R.  carpenter  98  Lombardy 

Barnes  stage-house  77  Courtlandt 

Barnes  William,  hardware  st.  224  Greenwich 

Barnesly  John,  rear  470  Pearl 

Barnett  Ann,  Broome  n  Orchard 

Barnott  Moss,  watchmaker  71  Chatham 

Barney  Abbey,  whitew.  Gainers  Alley 

Barney  James,  merchant  268  Pearl 

Barnley  William,  shoemaker,  111  Division 

Barns  Jane,  confectioner  102  Chatham 

Barnum  Ira,  saddler  41  Bowery  [Christie 

Barnum  Thomas  S.  fanning  mill  ma.  13 Fulton  b  65 

Barnum  Thomas,  shipmaster,  44  Roosevelt 

Ban-  James,  mason  18  Lispenard 

Barr  John,  weaver  c  Hammond  and  Greenwich 

Barr  Peter,  coachman  34  William 

Barr  Peter,  painter  42  Attorney 

Barr  widow  Hannah,  83  Cbapel 

Barr  widow  Catherine,  Crosby  a  Prince  .. 

Barr  widow,  Orchard  n  Stanton 

Barrere  Hyppolite,  Chatham  garden 

Bar/etto  Francis,  414  Greenwich 


122  MERCEIN'B 


Barrie  Peter,  mer.  301  Broadway 

Barrite  G  E.  school  182  Bowery 

Barron  Patrick,  144  Front 

Barrous  Samuel,  caulker,  Grand  c  Lewis 

Barrow  James  38  Walker 

Barrow  h  Son  John,  merchants  112  Pearl 

Barrow  Thomas,  33  Walker 

Barrow  Wm.  physician  and  sur.  33  Barclay 

Barry  John,  grocer  and  boarding  house  155  Front 

Barry  John,  shipmaster,  90  James 

Barry  Peter,  boarding  bouse  67  Front 

Barstow  Caleb,  merchant  168  South 

Bartholf  Corinis,  Washington  n  State  Prison 

Bartholf  John  G.  chairmaker  rear  71  Thompson  b 

Bartholf  John,  cartman|63  Macdougal  [31  Lawrens 

Bartholf  widow  Sarah,  Thompson  n  Spring 

Bartholomew  Truman,  carpenter  Delancey  n  Can 

Bartine  John,  grocer  188  Fulton 

Bartine  &  Mildeberger,  merch'ts  29  Old-slip 

Bartlett  widow  E.  Willett  n  Delancey 

Bartlett  Horris,  shipjoiner  16  Arundell 

Bartlett  Joseph,  mariner  276  Water 

Bartlett  Nath.  carpen.  26  Vesey  [office  Harmony  H. 

Bartlett  Noah,  Justice  4th  and  6th  Wards,  c  Chath. 

Bartlett  Samuel,  circulating  library  78  Bowery 

Bartlet  Wm.  H.  shoemaker  103  Division 

Bartley  Joseph,  bookbinder  199  Spring 

Bartley  widow  Sarah,  95  Chapel 

Bartley  William,  carpetweaver,  140  Bancker 

Bartley  William,  labourer  Watts  n  Hudson 

Barton  Ann,  494  Pearl 

Barton  Elisha,  cartman  Varick  n  Vandam 

Barton  Hannah,  59  Ann 

Barton  John,  dockbuildcr  138  Allen 

Barton  John,  mariner  304  Spring 

Barton  Phineas,  waiter  396  Greenwich 

Barton  Richard,  grocer  157  Front 

Barton  Reuben  R.  cartman  Clarke  n  Spring 

Barton  Si  Co  Erastus,  jewellers  166  Broadway 

Bartow  Nicholas,  whitewasher  Collect  n^Hester 

Bartow  Peter,  carpenter  Delancey  n  Forsyth 

Bartow  Robt  S.  auctioneer  124  Water  h  73  Gold 

Bartow  Thomas,  city  gauger  Broome  a  Orchard 

Bartow  widow  Maria,  5  Provost 

Bartow  C  &.  O  h  Co.  132  Water  [fort 

Bartow  R&W  A.  booksellers  347  Pearl  h  78  Frank- 

Bartsch  Caroline,  boardinghouse  152  Greenwich 

Basferd  B  W  turner  59  Bowery 

Bashelle  David,  cooper  Christie  n  Rivington 

Basley  John  A.  butcher  Mott  n  Grand 

Basley  Samuel,  sugar  baker  58  Rivington 

Bass  George,  7  Water 

Bass  Jason  M.  teacher  Hudson  c  Charlton 

Bassell  Lewis,  mariner  16  Dover 

Bassett  Bennon,  shipwright  108  Henry 

Bassett  Nathaniel,  12  Vandewater 

Bassett  Nebemiab,  smith  24  Spruce 

Bassford  A.  turner  479  Pearl 

Bassford  Thomas,  artificial  florist  479  Pearl 

Bassford  widow  Thankful,  17  Mulberry 


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bastien  John,  haird  135  Greenwich  h  75  Cedar 
Batby  Anthony,  turner  1  Pine 
Batchelor  John,  smith  12  Thomas 
Batchelor  Wm.  smith  321  Washington  and  18  An- 
Batchelor  k  French,  smiths  34  Fletcher  [tnony 
Bale  man  John,  rigger  21)  Henry 
Bates  Andrew,  mariner.  1 13  Chapel 
Bates  Paul,  lamp  and  oil  store  106  Chatham 
Bates  David,  merchant  22  Vaudewater 
Bales  Fortune  R.  Broome  n  Varick  [ham 
Bates  John,  shoestore  Herring.    Another  32  Chat- 
Bates  Joseph,  merchant  65  Pine  h  57  White 
Bates  J  G.  halter  Greenwich  c  Barclay 
Bates  Robert,  grocer  Hester  c  Crosby 
Bates  Samuel,  fisherman  397  Greenwich 
Bates  Thomas,  shoemaker  c  Walnut  and  Water 
Bates  William,  books  and  stationary  lol  Division 
Bates  widow,  3  Rbynder 
Bates  widow  Gratitude,  12  Moore 
Bates  widow  Sarab,  71  Murray 
Bates  Mrs  I  G.  milliner  21 1  Greenwich 
Bateson  Robert,  shoemaker  380  Bowery 
Batey  Robt.  sailmaker  Water  c  Market  h  5  Forsyth 
Batterson  Isaac, shoem  Grand  Lispenard's  Common 
Battin  John,  dry  good  store  266  Greenwich 
Battis  John,  barber  228  Bowery 
Bauclair  Nicholas,  merchant  Franklin  a  Orange 
Baudouine  Abraham,  46  Chatham 
Bauer  Frederick,  butcher  38  Harman 
Baum  Leonard,  grocer  95  Duane 
Baumy  Lewis,  lace  and  fringe  manut  136  William 
Buaray  Leonard  P.  18  Chatham 
Baurosen  John,  porter  Stanton  n  Suffolk 
Bausher  Jacob,  hairdresser  4  Peck-slip 
Baiter  Henry,  shoemaker  105  Mott 
Baxter  Isaac,  cartman  Dominick  c  Varick 
Baiter  James,  boardinghouse  413  Pearl 
Baxter  Joseph,  cartman  102  Orchard 
Baxter  Samuel,  230  Orange 
Baiter  Schuyler,  grocer  17  Catherine-slip 
Baiter  Mrs  W.  78  Maiden-lane 
Bayard  E.  117  Chapel 

Bayard  Robert,  merchant  91  Washington  h  6  State 

Bayard  William,  merchant  6  State 

Bayard  jun  William, 80  Greenwich 

Bayaud  John,  confectioner  98  Chatham 

Bayles  B.  cartman  Pitt  a  Rivinglon 

Bayles  Nathaniel,  shipwright  3  Birmingham 

Bayles  Mary,  127  Chapel 

Bayley  Asa,  cartman  183  Harman 

Bayley  William,  37  Chapel 

Bayley  widow  of  Joseph,  158  Spring 

Bayliss  David  A.  caulker  13  Goerck 

Baylis  widow  Catharine,  115  Henry 

Bazen  Thomas,  19  North  Moore 

Bazeey  Thomas,  rope  maker  102  Orchard 

Beably  W.  B.  gun  smith  Scammel 

Beach  Caleb,  dry  good  store  56  Bowery 

Beach  Jared,  carpenter,  88  Mulberry 

Beach  Thomas,  sbipcarpenter  Montgomery 

Beach  Ransom,  carpenter  124  Elm 


224  *  .  JffERCEIN'S 


Beach  Robert  W.  mason  109  Mulberry 

Beach  Samuel,  grocer  20  Jaraes  and  40  Bancker 

Beach  William,  iboemaker  104  Bayard 

Beach  widow  Sarah,  Belancey  n  Ridge 

Beadle  H.  C.  93  Church 

Beadle  J.  W.  SiJM.  soap  boilers  11  Charllon 

Beakey  George  T.  painter  63  Bayard 

Beakly  Christopher,  Hammond  c  Herring 

Bealer  Christian,  tailor  58  Mott 

Beam  Mead,  carpenter  Ludlow  c  Hester 

Beams  Joseph,  shoemaker  Allen  c  Delancy 

Beams  Jonathan,  umbrella  maker  21  Rose 

Beare  Henry  M.  Ill  Chamber 

Beare  William  H.  merch.  1 1 1  Chamber 

Bearman  Thomas,  baker  Hammond  n  Greenwich 

Beardsley  Rensselear,  statuary  Broad  c  Bridge 

Bealty  widow  Nancy,  confect.  Grand  n  Cannon 

Beatty  Ebenczer,  20  Orange 

Beatty  John,  baker  Crosby  n  Spring 

Beatty  William,  grocer  Hudson  c  Harrison 

Beaty  Robert,  Bookbinder  229  Water 

Bealty  James  shipmaster  86  Mulberry 

Beatty  widow  33  Jay 

B«aty  widow 'Elizabeth  9  Vestry 

Beatty  T.  &.  I.  grocers  52  Chatham 

Beatty  J.  k  D.  grocers  33  Jay 

Beataugh  widow  Esther,  9  Water, 

Beauford  George,  shipcarpenler  Scammel 

Becannon  Philip,  grocer  Crosb  n  Liberty  pole 

Beaumont  Samuel,  carpenter  Bowery 

Bebee  Capt  507  Greenwich 

Bebee  Martin,  207  Delancy  [Greenwich 
Bebee  Sam)  I.  stock  and  ex.  broker  51  Wall  h  102 
Bebee  William,  shipmaster  28  Chatham 
Beebee  widow  Abbey,  35  Hester 
Beebee  widow  N.  boarding  house  13  Maiden-lane 
Beck  David,  granery  &  (lour  st.  178  Grand  n  Orcb- 
Beck  John  A.  hairdresser  Bowery  c  Art. 
Beck  William,  grainer  Grand  n  Orchard 
Beck  William,  cooper  69  Harman 
Beck  W.  &  D.  Granery,  Grand  n  Orchard 
Beck  widow  of  George  R  15  Spring 
Becker  Abraham,  lastmaker41  Robinson 
Bedel  Cyrus,  marshal  93  Reed 
Bedell  Abraham,  cartman  126  Delancy 
Bedell  Benjamin,  65  Elizabeth 
Bedell  Henry,  83  Reed 
Bedell  Israel,  city  weigher  10  Front 
Bedell  Enapp,  cartman  Delancy  c  Eldridge 
Bedell  Oliver,  cartman  102  Suffolk 
Bedell  Peter,  cartman  Laurens  n  Bleecker 
Bedell  Sylvanus,  flour  store  65  Elizabeth 
Bedell  Stephen,  mariner  65  Orchard 
Bedell  Stephen,  grocer  Hester  c  Allen 
Bedell  jun.  Sylvanus,  grocer  Broome  c  Mott 
Bedell  W.  mariner  Elizabeth  n  Broome 
Bedell  widow  Elizabeth  144  Allen 
Bedell  &.  Cooper,  grocers  Bowery  c  Stuyversant 
Bedell  &i  Wilber,  Tobias  W.  drygood  si.  286  Broad- 
Bedew  Charity  O.  271  Water  [way 
Bedient  John,  86  Beekman 


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Beedle  Michael,  potter  4o  Essex 

Bedlow  Henry,  167  Harman 

Bedson  Xborua?  mariner  '.'  1  Mott 

Beggs  widow,  seamstress  297  Cherry 

Beeker  Garrit,  shoemaker  96  Church 

Beeker  John,  sexton  Lniheriaa  Church,268  William 

Beekman  Cornelius,  carpenter  59  Sullivan  ,. 

Beekman  Henry, mercht  21  South  h  74  Greenwich 

Beekman  Harman,  cart  in  an  137  Read 

Beekman  Jonas,  rigger  93  James 

Beekman  John,  283  Cherry 

Beekman  John  K.  71  Leonard 

Beekman  James,  opp  Haerlem  road  n  4  mile  atone 

Beekman  Jered,  Lombard  n  Corl.  Hook  s 

Beekman  John,  cooper  Desbrosses 

Beekman  Peter,  lab.  Gilbert  n.  Herring 

Beekman  Stephen,  D.  physician  11  Cortlandt 

Beekman  T.  potter  389  Cherry 

Beekman  widow  J.  I.  36  Oliver 

Beerman  Jacobus,  baker  17  Spring 

Beers  C.  mere  h .  190  Front  h  4  Cliff 

Beers  Emma,  mantuamaker  25  Gold 

Beers  Henry  P.  merch.  193  Broadway 

Beers  J.  D.  12  John 

Beers  James,  61  Moore  "It*.  ■ 

Beers  Nathan,  carpenter  130  Division 

Beers  Sabra,  mantuamaker  5  Moore 

Beers  and  Bunnell,  brokers  39  Wall 

Beetsell  John  Henry,  139  Leonard 

Beguin  S.  Broome  c  Elm 

Belany  Anthony,  grocer  Broome  n  Chriitie 

Belden  Benj. cabinetmaker  132  Hester 

Belden  Henry  F.  106  Christie 

Belden  Horace  S.  44  Front 

Belden  Lewis,  physician  46  Market 

Belden  Richard,  Bedford 

Belden  Samuel,  cartmaa  Eldridg*  n  Rivingtcm 

Belden  Wm.  S.  house  physician  .tins  Houtt 

Belden  C.  and  G.  drygooid  store  94  William 

Belknap  Edwin  S.  grocer  Pump  c  Christie 

Bell  Abraham,  merchant  53  Fulton  h  Houston 

Bell  David,  weaver  149  Orange 

Bell  Hannah,  widow  197  Mott 

Bell  George,  grocer,  225  Cherry 

Bell  George,  Printer  38  Ludlow 

Bell  George,  grocer  67  Arundel 

Bell  Isaac,  merchant  14  Greenwich 

Bell  Jacob,  carpenter  106  Bowery 

Bell  James,  watchmaker  8  Liberty 

Bell  James  L.  sheriff  City-Hall  h.  Kipps  height!  old 

Bell  John,  shoemaker  139  Spring    [Harlaem  road 

Bell  John,  140  Washington 

Bell  John,  141  Greenwich 

Bell  John,  «1  Pearl 

Bell  John,  carpenter  33  Dover   <T  -r^w-f^t.-.' 

Bell  Joseph,  Ridge  n.  Staunton 

Bell  Leonard,  cabinet  maker  5  Harman 

Bell  Nathaniel,  bookbinder  12  Ferry 

Bell  R  A.  widow  21  Duane  . 

Bell  Robert  P.  drygood  st  1 1  Front 

Bell  R.  P.  and  J  dry  good  store  11  Front 


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MERCEIN'S 


Bell  Robert,  Exchange  Tavern  18  Nassau 

Bell  Samuel,  cartman  1st  Avenue 

Bell  Samuel,  merchant  5  Fulton  h  46  Elm 

Bell  Win.  dry  good  st  249  Greenwich 

Bell  widow  of  David,  grocer  176  Chatham 

Bellamy  Edward  S.  printer  58  John 

Bell  widow  Jemima,.  42  Provost 

Bellamy  widow  Mary,  nurse  18  Orange 

Belleiard  Louisa,  segar  maker  95  Anthony 

Bello  Peter,  jeweller  105  Chatham 

Bellows  C.  livery  stable  19  Lcond  h.  15  Franklin 

Bellman  Francis,  mariner  39  Cheapside 

Bullmont  Elizabeth,  173  Orange 

Beman  Epbraim,  lamplighter  Herring 

Bemenl  George,  60  YVater 

Bender  Lieut.  Jos.  A  91  Henry 

Bendernagel  Jacob,  baker  181  Division 

Bendes  widow  Margaret,  55  Harman 

Benedict  Ann,  teacher  of  young  Ladies  20  Franklin 

Benedict  E.  teacher  51  Liberty  and  21  Nassau 

Benedict  Ely.  grocer  Front  h  14  Oak 

Benedict  Martin,  Orchard  n.  Delancy 

Benedict  Matthias,  Shoemaker  53  Ludlow 

Benedict  &.  co.  hat  store  152  Broadway 

Benedict  William,  smith,  Lewis  Manhat.  Island 

Benham  John,  brewer  43  h  44  Cheapside 

Benham  Thos  Sawyer,  134  Bancker 

Benjamin  Jedediah,  grocer  153  h.  138  Washington 

Benjamin  Simeon,  mer  371  Pearl  b.  12  Oliver 

Benjamin  Thos  labourer  21  Aognstus 

Benjar  John,  painter  39  Norfolk 

Bennet  Andrew  H  tin  plate  worker  80  Catharine 

Bennett  Awn  59  Arundel 

Bennett  A  grocer,  55  Bayard 

Bennet  Benjamin,  shoemaker  89  Murray 

Bennet  Benjamin,  cbairmaker  96  Warren 

Bennet  Dennis,  Crosby  n  Spring  • 

Bennet  Frederic,  mariner  83  Forsyth  ''xf^5 

Bennet  Jeremiah,  shoemaker  45  Lispenard 

Bennet  James,  cooper  2  Suffolk 

Bennet  James,  wood  cutter  84  Crosby 

Bennet  Job,  grocer  Forsyth  c.  Delancy 

Bennet  Job,  soldier  Perry  n  Washington 

Bennet  John,  marinerGrand  n  Mott 

Bennet  John,  confectioner  27  Catherine 

Bennet  Joseph,  mariner4  Birmingham 

Bennet  Lewis,  professor  of  music  101  Anthony 

Bennet  Peter,  labourer  Broom  n  V'arick 

Bennet  Peter  cooper  21  Vandam 

Bennet  Stephen  mason  2  Jefferson 

Bennet  Stephen,  cook  105  Anthony 

Bennet  Thomas,  pilot  6  Ferry 

Bennet  Tunis,  cooper  12  Vandam  Grand 

Bennet  William,  shoemaker  k  grocer  Greene  c 

Bennet  widow  Martha,  grocer  Elm  n.  White 

Bennett  Andrew,  umbrella  maker  c  Elm  Si  White 

Bennett  Hezekiab,  cabinet  maker  Amos  n  Herring 

Bennett  James,  accountant  48  Fulton 

Bennett  James  A.  printer  71  Murray 

B«nnett,  Jobn  H.  tavern  277  Front 


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Bennett  John,  shoe  store  42  Hudson 
Bennett  Samuel  shoe  store  27  Vandam 
Bennett  Thomas,  shoemaker  138  Pump 

Bennett  ,  140  Reed 

Bennet  William,  cordwainer  83  Forsyth 

Bennett  widow  Catharine  64  Rutgers 

Bennington  Francis,  teacher  65  Nassau 

Bennis  widow  Eliza,  59  Market 

Benschoten  Isaac,  ropeuiaker  Allen  n  North 

Benschoten  John,  ship  carpenter  Scammel 

Bensel  Robt.  labourer  upper  end  Mulberry 

Benson  Isaac,  31  Orange 

Benson  Jacob,  carpenter  35  Vandam 

Benson  John,  28  William 

Benson  Joseph,  11  Catherine  Lane 

Benson  Margaret  16  Thomas 

Benson  Nicholas  mariner  Market  c  Henry 

Benson  Patrick,  grocer  27  Augustus  44  Duane 

Benson  Robert,  82  Chamber 

Benson  S.  E,  128  Mercer 

Benson  widow  of  John,  101  Orange  c  Pump. 

Bentley  Mary,  Cherry  n  Governeur 

Bentea  John,  tanner  Prince 

Benlhuson  William,  carpenter  M'Dougal  n  Spring 

Benton  Samuel,  bootmaker  14  Wall 

Benton  T.  and  W.  bootmakers  8  Wall 

Benstead  widow,  Rachel,  181  Harrison 

Berdau  Albert,  carpenter  58  Sullivan 

Berdau  John,  carpen.  M'Dougal  op.  King 

Berdau  John,  cartman  36  Vandam 

Berdau  Elizabeth,  seamstress  59  Watts  [lane 

Berard  &.  Mondon,  foreign  booksellers  20  Maiden 

Beraud  John,  90  rear  William 

Beraud  John,  cabinetmaker  81  Nassau 

Berault  John,  watchmaker  266  Broadway 

Berdan  D.  31  Reed 

Berger  Catherine,  tailoress  27  Collect 

Berger  Eloy,  physician  53  Murray 

Bergh  Adam,  Vesey  c  Greenwich 

Bergh  Christian,  shipwright  Water  c  Scammel 

Bergh  Teunis,  carpenter  412  Greenwich 

Bernard  William,  carpenter  109  Anthony 

Berniard  Peter,  grocer  281  Water 

Bernard  Anthony,  importer  of  watches  1  Garden 

Berret  Lewis  Francis,  mer.  331  Greenwich 

Berrian  Benjamin,  grocer  80  Hester  c.  Orchard 

Berrian  Cornelius  P.  coachmaker  23  Chamber  h 

Berrian  Ezra  M.  pilot  258  Water  [Augustus 

Berrian  George  Washington,  Butcher  N.  market  b 

Berrian  Ezra  M.  pilot  258  Water         [86  Eldrige 

Berrian  Isaac,  carpenter  50  Allen 

Berrian  Richard  P.  21  Chamber 

Berrian  Mrs.  153  Hudson 

Berrian  William,  Butcher  Rivington  n  Pitt 

Berrian  Rev.  William,  13  Barclay 

Berrian  William,  granary  Reed  c.  Hudson 

Berrian  William,  collector  Reed  c  Hudson 

Berrien  Daniel,  brush  manuf.  365  Pearl  h  1  Hague 

Berry  Alexander  D.  sailmak.  Albany-basin  h  96 

Berry  Charles,  waiter  55 1  Pearl  [Reed 

Berry  Daniel,  slop-shop  78  Front 


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Berry  Daniel,  mariner  9  Orange 
Berry  FraDcis,  11  Jay  / 
Berry  Henry,  carpenter  476  Greenwich 
Berry  Jacob,  2  Hudson 
Berry  Lewi9,  grocer  Greene  n.  Spring 
Berry  Margaret,  3  Jefferson 
Berry  Philip,  carpenter  527  Greenwich 
Berry  Patrick!  18  Bancker 
Berry  Philip,  pump  &.  blockmaker  Cberrv 
Berry  Samuel,  29  Gold 
Berry  Williamson,  opposite  state  prison 
Berry  Walter,  mariuer  167  Bancker 
Berry  widow  Sarah,  135  Leonard 
Berry  widow  Eleanor,  grocer  Grand  c  Crosby 
Berry  k.  Seton,.  wine  merchants  44  William 
Berryman  Alexander,  mariner  22  Roosevelt 
Berthof  Henry,  ship  carpenter  Watts  c  VaricU 
Bergaman  Andrew  134  Bancker 
Berte  Louis,  Forsyth  n.  Delancey  A>fcjMv 
Bertine Peter,  mason  111  Duane 
Berime  Peter,  shoemaker  67  Bowery 
Berline  P.  &■  W.  grocers,  Bowery  c  3d  Avenue 
Bertine  and  Co.  James,  46  Division 
Berwick  Robert,  mason  S6  Varick 
Bertolf  Henry,  47  Provost 
Besher  Frederick  S.  36  Oak 
Besher  John,  jeweller  36  Oak 
Bessonett  J.  P.  merchant  30  Nassau- 
Best  Jacob,  merchant  tailor  18  Wall 
Best  Robert,  cartman  Broome  n  Cannon 
Beswick  John,  510  Pearl 
Bethel  John  H.  baker  c  Hester  &.  B.  Way 
Bethel  William,  brewer  32  h  31  James 
Bethune  and  Co.  Divie,  merchants  92  Wall  b  Bonk- 
Betts  Aaron,  cooper  53  Catherine  [Qrtenw. 
Betls  George,  448  1-2  Pearl 
Betts  Huram,  comb  manuf.  79  Chatham 
Betls  James  E.  merchant  462  1-2  Pearl 
Betts  John  G.  collector  of  assessments  Chapel  n. 
Betls  John  W.  cooper  140  Division  [Lispenard 
Betts  John,  mustard  manuf.  and  distiller  13  Spruce 
Betts  Nathaniel,  Old  Haerleni  road 
Betts  Samuel,  358  Greenwich 
Betts  widow  Jane,  3  Market 
Betts  widow  Margaret,  1  Birmingham 
Betty  John,  baker  71  Spring 
Bevens  widow  Rebecca,  Attorney  n  Delancy 
Beyea  Isaac,  carpenter  77  Forsyth 
Beyeu  widew,  rear  169  Bowery 
Beyles  Charles,  34  William 
Bibbin,  — —  ropemaker  65  Arundel 
Bibby  Doctor,  34  Broad 
Bibby  capt.  Thomas  23  N.  Moore 
Bichell  John,  tanner  76  Pump 
Bicuer  Nicholas,  shipmaster  43  Provost 
Bicker  Walter,  7  Jay 
Bicknell  Joseph,  James  c.  Oak 
Bicknell  Joseph,  sawfiler  74  James 
Biles  Joseph,  carpenter  146  Bancker 
Bilton  George,  tailor  rear  52  Pump' 


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Bierfield  H.  tailor  83  Cba|>el 

Bidwell  Horace,  grocer  19  Catherine  slip 

Bignall  T.  Doc.  and  oculist  14  Rivinglon 

Biggam  Hamilton,  stone  yd.  Laight  h  439  Greenw 

Biggs  Daniel,  labourer  Broome  n  Goerck 

Biggs  Silas,  Delancey  n.  Ridge 

Bigiin  John,  laborer  100  Anthony 

Bijntat  Sitvain,  bandbox  manuf.  64  Bowery 

Bill  John,  painter  Christie 

Billand  Daniel,  Shoemaker  6  Vestry 

Billany  James  T.  mason  16  Lombard/ 

Billard  Phillemon,  cooper  26  Norfolk 

Billings  Abner,422  B.  Way 

Billings  John,  waterman  Amos  n  Hudson 

Billings  John,  smith  67  Pump 

Billings  Otis,  cartman  34  Harman 

Billiugton  Elias,  grocer  59  Barclay 

Bingham  John,  56  Reed 

Bingham  Chester,  brass  founder  85  Hester 

Bingham  D.  bC. distillers  Cheapside  b.  330  Bowery 

Bingle  Richard,  carpenter  266  William 

Bininger  Mary,  12  Maiden-lane  1 

Biningar  Si  Sen  A.  tea  and  wine  deal  12Maiden- 

Binks  widow,  477  Pearl         [laue  h  164  William 

Binon  widow  Rachael,  422  Greenwich 

Binsse  L.  2  Beach 

Birch  Edward,  chemist  Christopher  n  Bedford 

Birch  Samuel  R.  physician  Elm  c  Anthonv 

Birch  Thomas,  431  Pearl 

Birch  widow  Barbary,  24  Henry 

Birch  Geo  L  Si  Co.  printers  99  Gold  h  39  Frankfort 

Bird  Daniel,  carpenter  64  Harman 

Bird  Eliza,  confectioner  154  Division 

Bird  Henry,  dockbuilder  Perry  n  S  prison 

Bird  James,  plumber  75  Harman 

Bird  John,  pilot  39  Roosevelt 

Bird  Joshua  W.  inspector  133  Harman 

Bird  Peter,  shipmaster  154  Division 

Bird  Richard,  shoemaker  197  Bowery 

Bird  Samuel,  Walker  n  Broadway 

Bird  William,  block  and  pump  maker  122  Harman 

Bird  widow  of  Charles,  87  Boweiy 

Birdsall  Abraham,  grocer  117  Front  h  16  Oliver 

bm£  ?-  t W  a"d  sr?ie  fac  376  Roadway  b  8 
B.rdsa  Joseph,  grocer  468  Pearl  fHe3ter 
Birdsall  Si  Underbill,  grocers  468  Pearl  L"ealer 
Birdsell  Samuel  3.  45  Fulton 

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Bishop  Charles,  mariner  557  Pearl 

Bishop  C  F.  shipmaster  357  Pearl 

Bishop  Daniel  L.  rear  130  12  Water 

Bishop  Eliza  widow,  62  Chapel 

Bishop  Jacob,  waterman  Hammond  n  Washington 

Bishop  John,  Washington  c  Duane  asn"^on 

Bishop  John,  sawyer  Delancey  c  Arundel 

Bishop  Peter,  carpenter  222  \hl»m 

Bishop  William,  shoemaker  9  Essex 

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Bishop  Zekiel,  51  Ludlow 

Bishop  &.Seraoten,  pump  and  block,m.  387  Cherrv 

Bissell  Peter,  nailmaker  2  Cold 

Bisselt  J  JP  accountant  16  Dnt<h 

Bistos  William,  Canal  n  Church 

Bittieman  John,  labourer  Green  c  BJeecker 

Bixly  Alfred,  teacher  53  John 

Blachley  Cornelius  C.  phypicjan^S^GflBepwinli 

Blachley  ES.MD  487  Greenwich 

Black  Agnus,  Jones,  Greenwich] 

Black  George,  grocer  o  Mulberry  and  Pump 

Black  John,  grocer  c  Eldridge  and  Delauqey 

Black  William,  77  Dey 

Black  Thomas,  porter  Laigbt  a  Greenwich 

-Black  widow  Jane,  135  Orange 

Black  widow  of  Richard,  6  Bowling-green 

Blackburn  John,  mariner  »>  Lombardy 

Blackford  Edward,  grocer  and  wine  H  J57  Qreen 

Blackledge  Adam„mason  59,Spr>pg  [wich 

Blackledge  John,  shoemaker  §7.  $a/icker 

Blacklidge  Benjamin,  sailniakec  1J -4  Henry 

Blacklidge  Cornelius,  carpenter  Christopher 

Blacklidge  Henry,  accountant  1 15  Church 

Black -Icy  Eliza,  shoebinder  13  K ^,es 

Blackstock  James,  broker  66  Pin*  h  Brooklyn 

Blackwell  Henry  F.  grocer  400  Water 

Black  well  Jacob,  grocer  c  Hester  and  Allen 

Blackwell  Joseph, butcher  Columbia  u  Grand 

Black  well  James,  smith  Elizabeth  n  Spring 

Blackwell  Joseph,  merchant,  16  State  opp  Battery 

Blackwoll  Robert,  merchant  219  Pe.arl  b  18  ftuflne 

Blackwell  William  D.  attorney  Hester  n  Broadway 

Blackwell  ii  M'Parlan,  iron  merS  Coeuties-slip 

Blade  Henry,  tanner  2  Oliver  n  Banckcr 

Blair  Andrew,  85  Mulberry 

Blair  Esekiel,  grocer  93  Wall 

Blair  George,  watchmaker  89  Front 

Blair  Thomas,, grocer  Riyingtpn  c,  Ifiidhfw 

Blair  William,  Mulberry  •  Hester 

Blair  widow  Ellen,, 23  Spring  c  Molt 

Blairas  Samuel,  carpenter  Pesbr,psses,  n,XJi;een,wich 

Blake  Anson,  merchant  123 Pearl 

Blake  D  T,  s,olic  and  com  in  chancery  47  r>'assau 

Blake  Hannah,  nurse  .Broome  n.  Arundel 

Blake  Leander,  Laight  n  Greenwich 

Blake  P.  painter  c  Broprae  and  Elizabeth 

Blake  Robt.stonec.  Bpav.  lane  c  Washingtoc,  h  42 

Blake  Thomas,  coachman  34  Jay  [Lumber 

Blake  Thomas,  ship  carpenter  Broom  c  Sheriff 

Blake  William,  rigger  90,  Bayard 

Blake  &.  Labagh,  stonecs  Washington  q  Beaver.-lase 

Blakeley  A.  teacher  149  Hudson 

Blakely  David,  mason  Canal  n  Hudson 

Blakely  James,  Gilbert  n  Herring 

Blakely  John,  labourer  Reason 

Blakely  John  T.  shipmaster  406  Broadway 

Blakely  Robert,  merchant  82  North  Moore 

Blakely  Thomas,  mason  108  Church 

Blakely  William,  grocer  29  Chapel  c  Warren 

Blakely  Wolcott,  8  Catherine  market 

Blakeman  Lewis,  43  Provost 


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Blakeney  Jacob,  shoemaker  Broome  n  SulkvaW 

Blakesley  Archibald,  68  John 

Blanch  Isaac,  grocer  Greenwich  c  Perry 

Blanch  John  H.  Greenwich  c  Pcrr?>' 

Blanch  Marlin(  mason  Greenwich  n  Perry 

Blanch  Thomas,  dry  goods  Charles  c  Huds6u; 

Blanchard  Andre*,  rigger  Bancker  c  Rulge»S'? 

Blanchard  Francis,  mason  77  Thompson 

Blanchard  John,  cabinet  maker  77  Tbenbpgon 

Blanchard  John  G.  ship  carpenler  58  Battel's 

Blanchard  Louis,  Fr  boarding-bouse,  33  Nassau 

Blanchard  Nichs.  carpenter  Thompson  n  Bros*** 

Blanche  Noel,  distiller 43  Roosevelt  h  19  Chesnut 

Blanck  Andrew,  cartman  46  Bleecker 

Blarrck  Andrew,  smith  7  Lispenard 

Blanck  Jacob,  carpetiter  214  Duane 

Blanck  Jacob,  cartman  rear  148  Pump 

Blancke  S.  grocer  Orange  c  Leonard  • 

Biandin  Peter,  grocer  129  Fly  Market 

Blanford  Daniel,  mariner  21  Pik»°  V  ■ 

Blank  Robert,  cordwainer  89  Fulton 

Blank  widow  Jane,  12-  Hague 

Blaine  Joseph,  21  Dunne  '"'fa* 

Blangely  Jamesj'grecer  65  Water  [ft  48-  Broadway 

Blatcbford  Richard  Milford,  allor.  U  notf.  140!WateV 

Blauvelt  Abraham,  cartman  Desbrosses  n  Hudron 

Blauvelt  Abraham,  mason  DwbroSses  ft  Hudson  ' 

Blauvelt  Abraham  I.  carlmaw Perry  h  Greenwich 

Blauvelt  Abraham,  cartman  Christopher  n  Bedford 

Blauvelt  Daniel,  Asylum  n  Charles' 

Blauvelt  Isaac,  cartman  8  Bedford 

Blauvelt  John,  saddler  1  Moore 

Blauvelt  Jas.  cartman  <;  Desbrosses  and  Hudson'' 

Blauvelt  Thos,  14  TliovnHs 

Blawvelt  David,  grocer  207  Fulton 

Blayloek  Richard,  riggpr  35  Lombard y 

Bleaktey  Andrew,  weigher  Hudson  <■  Vandam- 

Bleakley  Robert,  merchant  297  BrbarJvvay 

Bleakley  Wro.- grocer1 238  Greonwicb 

Bleakley  widow,  Deluncey  c  Columbia  •***y"<1' 

Bleecker  Alex  S.  Hdmmond  c  Asylorn 

Bleecker  Antb.  counsel  17  Cedar  h  133  Greenwich 

Bleecker  Anthony,  29  Provost 

Bleecker  GarrU  N.  comptroller  h  2d  N  Kfodre 

Bleecker  James-  9  Broadway 

Bleecker  James,  auctioneer  125Water 

Bleecker  Leonard,  stock  and  em.  broker  37  William* 

Bleecker  Samuel,  measurer  15  Stone 

Bleecker  widow  of  Wm.  120  Liberlyc  ..s 

Bleecker  James  W.  6»  Wall 

Blenes  Abraham,  Bowery  Hill 

Bleezedale  Henry,  Perry  n  Asylum 

BIstcherThos  cartman  Hester  ft  Broad (vtqM&Mflf 

Bleren  widow,  115  1-2  Bowery 

Blew  Moses,  oysterman  53  W'ater  (  ' 

Blinkist  Wm.  hairdresser  185  Chatham 

Bliss  Mrs.  Eliza,  bookseller  59  Maiden-lane 

Bliss  Doctor  — > — ,  49  Broadway 

Bliss  Gordon, cartman  5  McDougal 

B!i«s  James  C.  M.  D.  4S  Broadwsv 


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Blonch  Abraham,  grocer  378  Pearl 

Blood  George,  tailor  53  Dey 

Blood  Harris,  baker,  office  46  Wall  h  119  Spring 

Bloodgood  Abraham,  62  Frankfort 

Bloodgood  John  M.  currier  62  Frankfort 

Bloodgood  John,  66  Gold 

Bloodgood  John,  masou  Charles  n  wire  factory 

Bloodgood  Joshua,  masou  Mercer  n  Spring 

Bloodgood  Oliver,  labourer  468  Greenwich 

Bloodgood  Robert,  grocer  77  Division 

Bloodgood  Thomas,  merchant  206  Front 

Bloodgood  W.  D.  cartman  195  Orange 

Bloodgood  widow  Ann,  11  John 

Bloodgood  widow,  tahWess  Mulberry  c  Cross 

Bloodgood  h  Avery,  dry  good  store  314  Broad  way 

Bloodgood  James  &.Co  206  Front 

Bloomer  Abraham,  cooper  83  Forsyth 

Bloomer  David,  shipwright  Broome  n  Lewis 

Bloomer  John,  shipcarpenter  Broome  n  Lewis 

Bloomer  Joseph,  carpenter  10  Pump 

Bloomfield  Daniel,  carpenter  207  Mott 

Bloomfield  David,  Lewis  n  Manhat.  Island 

Bloomfield  James,  printer  25  Pike 

Bloomfield  John,  carpenter  45Vandam 

Bloomfield  Richard,  grocer  173  Duane 

Blore  John,  shoemaker  Stanton,  c  Suffolk 

Blore  Jonathan,  shoemaker  Stanton  c  Suffolk 

Blossom  Benjamin,  35  Barling  slip 

Blossom  Betsey,  174  Baucker 

Blossom  Elisha,  shipwright  Stanton  MarOiat.  Id. 

Blossom  Nathaniel,  accountant  236  Stanton  M  I 

Blount  and  Jackson,  merchants  81  South 

Blowell  Jno.  saddler  1  Moore 

Blunt  Edmund  M.  chart  store  202  Water 

Blunt  Edmund,  engraver  34  Fulton 

Blunt  Joseph,  attorney  and  notary  pub.  40  Wall 

Blydenburgh   ,  sign  painter  66  Fulton 

Blydenburg  Mrs.  boardinghouse  76  Franklin 

Blydenburg  John,  cabinetmaker  16  Bayard 

Blydenburg  Samuel,  76  Franklin 

Blyer  John,  cabinetmaker  16  Bayard 

Board  David,  alderman  6  Charlton 

Board  David,  carpenter  46  Provost 

Board  J.  D.  flour  store  188  Wash.  h42  Provost 

Boarden  Henry,  labourer  72  N.  Moore 

Beardman  Daniel,  241  Broadway 

Boardman  Ezekiel,  carpenter  Charles  n  S.  Priso» 

Boardman  James,  cartman  rear  Grand 

Boardman  James,  Duane  c  Chatham 

Boardman  John,  mason,  249  William 

Bockus  John,  milkman  Bowery  u  Gerard 

Bocock  John,  ship  carpenter,  56  Anthony 

Boddridge  Robert,  turner  Mercer  n  Broome 

Boddy  widow  Mary,  seamstress  Spring  n  Mercer 

Boden  A.  city  measurer,  403  Greenw.  h  58  Spring 

Bodger  Jacob,  boarding  h.  86  Maiden-lane 

Bodley  Thomas,  carpenter  61  Mott 

Boeckel  F.  porter  h.  and  tavern  109  Bowery 

Bockover  Thomas  butcher  5  Essex  h  105  Orange 

Bogardus  John,  60  Anthony 

Be-gardus  Peter,  mason,  427  Broadway  [Broedw. 


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Bogardos  R.  attor.  k  couns.  office  58  Cherry  h  349 

Bogardus  William,  glove  tu.  41  Division- 

Bogart  A.  carpenter  Clarke  n  Ri  Dome 

Bogart  Abraham,  mason  17  Lispenard 

Bogart  Abraham,  grocer  127  Mulberry 

Bogart  Abraham,  Sour  mer.  346 Front, i  27  BaneL 

Bogart  Albert,  cartman  Broome  n  Varick 

Bogart  Charles  L  170  Front 

Bogart  Cornelius  I.  mariner  71  Thomson 

Bogart  Cornelius,  carpenter  13. Ludlow 

Bogart  David,  mason  Sullivan  n  Broome 

Bogart  Henry,  cartman  Hudson  n  Vandam  [SLone 

Bogart  Isaac  H.  insp.  of  pot  and  peaflashes  f  h.  37 

Bogart  Isaae,  police  officer  69  Anthony 

Bogart  Isaac,  46  Suffolk 

Bogart  jun.  James,  109  Front  h  74  Front 

Bogart  John  G.  h  Grand  c  Broadway 

Bogart  John,  shoemaker  207  Division 

Bogart  John  P.  cartman  1  Thomas 

Bogart  John  G.  livery  stable  147  Fulton 

Bogart  Joseph  O.  butcher  66  Fly  M.  h  36  Bowery 

Bogart  Judith,  Hester  n  Crosby 

Bogart  M.  33  Rose 

Bogart  Nicholas,  mason  Wooster  n  Prince 

Bogart  Peter,  cartman  430  Greenwich 

Bogart  Peter,  carpeater  Thomson  n  Prince 

Bogart  Stephen,  lamplighter  Thomson  n  Broome 

Bogart  A  and  1.  merchants  411  Pearl  h  90  Hudson 

Bogert  Gysbert,  mason  106  Orchard 

Bogert  Albert,  silversmith  80  Chatham  h  5  Bancker 

Bogert  Cornelius,  coons,  commission,  kc.  14  Cedar 

Bogert  Daniel,  mariner  87  Chrystie 

Bogert  G.  labourer  29-  Norfolk 

Bogert  Henry  G.  cartman  Watts  n  Sullivau 

Bogert  Jacob  C.  cartman  Broome  n  Clark 

Bogert  John,  mason  4?1  Sullivan       [n  Broadway 

Bogert  J  G.  not.  pub.  and  couns.  138  Water  h  Grand 

Bogert  Peter,  cartman  46  Thomas 

Bogert  W.  mason  69  Spring  ^AjKi'f 

Bogert  widow  Anne,  Thompson  n. Spring 

Bogert  widow-C,. Wooster  n  Spring 

Bogert  widow  Elizabeth,  14  Thomas 

Bogert  widow  Isabella,  70  N".  Moore 

Bogert  widow  Mary,  6th  Avenue  c  Love-lane 

Begert  and  Hams,  merchants  c  Reed  and  Broadw. 

Bogert  &  Kin-eland,  merchants  70  South- 

Boggas  Jemima,  59-Cherry 

Boggs  Ebeneser,  c  Broome  and  Elizabeth 

Boggs  James,  merchant  153  Pearl,  h  102  Chamber 

Boggs  w  iJow  Rhoda,  34  Lumber  [Chamber 

Boggs,  Thomson,  h  Co  merchants  163  Pearl  h  102 

Bogies  Andrew,  rigger  36  Pike 

Bogue  R.  locksmith  aed  bell  hanger, -21  Reed 

Bohan  John,  139  Broadway 

Bohn. Nicholas,  grocer  Hester  c  Elizabeth 

Boiler  Christopher,  pedlar  37  Lombardy 

Bokee  Abraham,  insp.  of  customs  17S  1-2  Fulton 

Bekee  widow  Raehael,  tailoress  217  Greenwich 

Boler.  Thomas,  boot  cleaner  Grand 

Boles  John  H.  carpenter  Mott 


184  MERCEIN'S 


Bolin  John,  labourer  43  Elm 

Bollach  Samuel,  mer.  11  Harman 

Bolmer  Matthew,  112  Chatham 

Bolraer  Peter,  smith  93  Elizabeth 

Bolmer  and  Schmelzel,  Wm.  hardw.  112  Chatham 

Bolmore  Jacob,  120  Hester 

Bolton  John  M.  490  Broadway 

Bolton  Thomas,  attorney  44  Pine  h  20  Broadway 

Bolton  J  &  C.  merchants  68  Broadway 

Bolt  widow  Margaret,  confectioner  64  Nassau 

Bolunder  George,  Orchard  n  Delancey 

Boly  widow,  Sheriff  n  Bivington 

BomanP.  cartman  165  Hudson 

Bonas  Gilbert,  boatman  Ridge  n  Rivington 

Bonchon  Benj.  fringe  maker  4  Vesey 

Bond  Charity,  16  Reed 

Bond  Isabella,  41  Augustus 

Bond  Lewis,  baker  216  Division 

Bond  Nathaniel  S.  505  Pearl 

Bonfanti  Joseph,  305  Broadway 

Bonnel  Samuel,  carpenter  16  Harman 

Bonner  Alexander,  merchant  26  Pine 

Bonner  George,  sugar  refiner  134  Duane 

Bonner  John,  grocer  442  Greenwich 

Bonnett  P.  22  Frankfort 

Bonneville  Nich.  D.  French  teacher  6  Vesey 

Bonner  Mathew,  fruiterer  Broome  n  Suffolk 

Bonner  Eliza,  milliner  322  Broadway 

Bonniot  J.  confectioner  19  Mulberry 

Bonsman  John,  3  Benson 

Booker  Isaac,  baker  1 1  Forsyth 

Bool  Henry  W.  lumber  yard  Cherry  h  63  Rutgers 

Boon  James,  labourer  42  Orange 

Booraem  Hendrick,  merchant  207  Pearl 

Boorland  Robert,  grocer  79  Wall 

Boorman  James,  84  Chamber 

Beorman  Si  Johnston,  merchants  57  South 

Booth  Benjamin,  grocer  Market  c  Lombardy 

Booth  Joseph,  brassfounder  70  Reed 

Booth  Thomas,  shoemaker  34  Oak 

Booth  William,  carpenter  c  Mulberry  and  Hester 

Bootman  Charles,  mariner  24  Thomas 

Booze  Samuel,  sawyer  Watts  n  Canal 

Bordan  ,  merchant  89  South 

Bordley  Lambert,  119  1-2  Washington 

Bork  rev  Christian,  Hester  c  Elm 

Borrowe  Samuel,  M  D  43  Broadway 

Borrow  e  Samuel  I.  sail  maker  113  Wash  h  37  Read 

Boscawen  widow  of  John,  8  North 

Bose  Henry,  tin  smith  94  Duane 

Boss  widow  Ann,  90  Orange 

Boss  widow.  24  Elizabeth 

Bosney  Elizabeth,  Grand  n  Crosby 

Boston  Betsey,  washerwoman  56  Elm 

Boston  Jacob,  musician  rear  36  Grand  n  Orchard 

Boston  Joseph,  dyer  37  1-2  Spruce 

Bostwick  Cliarles,  attorney  174  Water 

Bostwick  Thomas,  556  Pearl 

Botrel  Othanes,  hairdresser  249  Cherry 

Bolten  Benjamin,  15  Augustus 

Boucbaud  Joseph,  com  mer  37  South  h  119  Fulton 


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Bouland  S  V.  merchant  130  Pearl 
Boule  John  P.  caulker  32  Harman 
Boulger  John,  grocer  Spring  c  Thompson 
Bouquet  Mrs.  milliner  '203  Broadway 
Bourcbres  Henry  I  sugar  baker  9  Canal 
Boure  John,  46  Fulton 
Bourger  widow  Catharine  B.  27  Chatham 
Bourne  Leinuel,.>bipma=(er  55  Hester 
Bouton  Cbauncey  saddler  75  Henry 
Boutman  Abraham,  rigger  59  Bayard 
Boutier  widow,  jeweller  96  Chatham 
Bowan  George,  livery  stable  Anthony 
Bowden  Andrew,  grocerol  N  Moore  c  Hudson 
Bowden  John,  shipmaster  172  Allen 
Bowden  Robert,  mariner  134Bancker 
Bowdeu  Uriah,  52  Canal 
Bowden  b.  Carlisle,  grocers  c  West  and  Liberty 
Bowen  Gilbert,  coach  maker  26  Thomas 
Bowen  Isaac,  tailor  107  Fulton  h  Sullivan 
Bowen  John,  mer  WirHaro  c  Mai  lane  h  122  Henry 
Bowen  John,  painter  89  Mott 
,  Bowen  Jones,  mason  22  Ludlow 
Bowen  William,  butcher  177  Orange 
Bowerbank  fz  Co  I  nomas,  merchants  157  Pearl 
Bowers  Joseph,  carpenter  48  Heater 
Bower?  Su9an,  Suffolk  n  Broome 
Bowers  Thomas.  43  Hester 
Bowers  Thomas,  108  Cross 
Bowhan  Philip,  butcher  Delancy  n  Pitt 
Bowie  Daniel,  193  Fulton 
Bowie  James,  shoemaker  404  Greenwich 
Bowlts  Ann,  6  Allen 
Bowling  Jacob,  51  Forsyth 
Bolum  Charles  G.  34.5  Water 
Bowman  Catherine,  86  Franklin 
Bowman  George,  mason  1  Benson 
Bowman  James,  137  Fulton 
Bowman  John,  1  Benson 
Bowman  Peter,  gardener  Allen  n  Delancy 
Bowman  Samuel,  127  Flr  market 
Bowman  William,  shipmaster  1  Batavia-lane 
Bown  Abraham,  tailor  13  Cheapside 
Bowne  Elizabeth  widow  of  Robert,  12  Broome 
Bowne  James,  10  Thomas 
Bowne  John  L.  mer  83  South  ^42  Merket 
Bowne  Mary  widow  of  Samuel;  77  Christie 
Bowne  Penelope  widow  of  Richard  M  146  Pearl 
Bowne  Robt  H,  mer  91-  Pine  h  Market  n  Henry 
Bowne  Thomas  P.  287  Pearl 
Bowne  Walter,  283  Pearl 
Bowne  William  F  linrnan  115  Fly-market 
Bowne  William  N  merchant  308  Pearl 
Bowne  widow  Mary,  83  Orange 
Bowne  widow  Sarah,  nurse  45  Anthony  ' 
BowBe  RHkJL,  merchants  83  South 
Bowne  U  White,  3  Pearl 
Bowns  Matthew,  shipwright  Grand  a  Forsyth 
Bowrosan  Anthony,  Sullivan  n  Spring 
Bowyer  Michael  H.  merchant  298  Bowery 
Box  John,  labourer  Harman  a  Clinton 


ltt'  MEItCEIN'S 


Boxer  Wm.  watchmaker  202  Chatham 

Boyce  Abraham,  cartman  267  Spring 

Boyce  Abraham^  gardener  Rivington  c  Allen 

Boyce  Isaac,  butcher  27  Wash  mark  b  272  Bowery 

Boyce  John,  gardener  &,  grocer  3d  Avenue  e  lltb> 

Boyce  John,  teacher  Delancy  n  Forsyth 

Boyce  Peter,  6  Catherine-lane 

Boyce  Thomas,  milkman  Perry  n  Greenwich 

Boyce  ,  silversmith  Grand  n  Crosby 

Boyce  &  Van  Home,  tailors  2  Chatham  square 

Boyd  Daniel,  24  Catharine-lane 

Boyd  Daniel,  shoemaker  178  Division 

Boyd  Elizabeth,  55  Mulberry 

Boyd  John,  cartman  upper  end  Mulberry 

Boyd  David  I  k  Co.  140  Pearl 

Boyd  James,  446  Greenwich 

Boyd  James,  22  Pearl 

Boyd  John,  shoemaker  138  Chatham 

Boyd  John,  carpenter  179  Mott 

Boyd  John,  turner  116  Mulberry 

Boyd  Josephus,  carpenter  8  Rivington 

Boyd  Peter,  carpenter  Thompson  n  Spring 

Boyd  Samuel,  counsellor  32  Pine 

Boyd  Samuel,  Love  lane  n  9tb  Avenne 

Boyd  Samuel,  cartman  20  Orchard 

Boyd  Susan,  milliner  11  Division 

Boyd  Susan,  widow  178  Division 

Boyd  Thomas,  physician  106  Liberty 

Boyd  William  W.  attorney  21  Cedar  h  12  Stone 

Beyd  William,  12  Stone 

Boyd  William,  cartman  Jones 

Boyd  Widow  Constant,  154  Reed 

Boyd  widow  Mary,  23  Catharine  lane 

Boyd  &  Suydam,  merchants  21  <Soath  [Chnfch 

Boyer  Anthony,  kid  skin  and  mordc.  mwiof  63 

Boyer  Joseph,  shipmaster  18  Mulberry 

Boyer  Wm.  morocco  dresser  69  Bayard 

Boyle  Charles,  hairdresser  99  Chattierine 

Boyle  Daniel,  Catharine  Lane  n  Elm 

Boyle  Dennis,  labourer  112  Mulberry 

Boyle  Edward  I.  grocer  c  Spring  and  Crosby 

Boyle  James,  tarlor  18  Boncker 

Boyle  Luke,  watchmaker  5  Felbam 

Boyle  Neal,  mason  9  Elm 

Boyle  Patrick,  stonecutter  8  Beach 

Boyle  Richard,  hairdresser  18  Chatham,  63  Mott 

Bracket  J.  W.  attorney  and  counsellor  8  Beekmah 

Bracket  Wm.  I  t.  stonecutter  365  Greenwich 

Bracket  William  H.   milliner  363  Greenwich 

Brace  ,  shoemaker  37  Chapel 

Braden  Henry  48  Orange 
Bradford  Abraham,  8  Dover 
Bradford  Catharine  38  Courllandt 
Bradford  Halse.yD.  16  William 
Bradford  John,  book  bind*  :•  "07  Church 
Bradford  widow  of  Jacob,  53  Walker 
Bradford  John  S.  grocer  Washington  c  Duano 
Bradford  Nathaniel  porter  77  Mulberry 
Bradford  jun,  William,  dry  good  st.WWm.  b  73 


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Bradford  William,  100  John  [Anthony 

Bradford  and  Woolcock,  engravers  38  Nassau  h  99 

Bradford  G.  &  H.  D.  merchts.  90  William  h  Hester 

Bradford  W.  &  H.  dry  good  merchants  90  Williaca 

Bradhurst  John  M.  druggists  314  Pearl 

Bradhurst  Samuel,  Physician  306  Broadway 

Bradley  Isaac,  ropemaker  22  Oak 

Bradley  John,  grocer  166  Water 

Bradley  Justice,  cabinet  maker  17  Lombardy 

Bradley  M.  A.  cake  st  49  Pike 

Bradley  Phebe,  90  Cherry 

Bradley  Richard  S.  35  Hester 

Bradley  Thomas  labourer  108  Mulberry 

Bradisb  Margaretta  Mrs.  10  and  12  Broadway 

Bradshaw  James,  tailor  71  John 

Bradshaw  John,  grocer  2  Liberty 

Bradshaw  Phebe  H.  9  Mott 

Bradshaw  Mrs  60  Cannon 

Bradshaw  R.  boarding  and  victualler  26  Peck  Slip 

Brady  Andrew  labourer  192  Spring 

Brady  H.  85  Fulton        ^  • 

Brady  Hugh,  ca.tman  Laurens  n  Bleecker 

Brady  Jas.  weaver,  Christopher:,  Bedford 

Brady  James,  cartman  156  Bancker 

Brady  James,  coachman  253  Greenwich. 

Brady  James,  blacksmith  49  Elizabeth 

Brady  John,  currier  11  Jacob 

Brady  John  S.  grocer  84  Bancker 

Brady  Josiah  R.  architecture  St  John's  lane 

Brady  Mary  5  Chesnut 

Brady  Philip,  physician  277  Water 

Brady  Thomas,  cabinet  maker  334  Greenwich 

Brady  Thomas  S.  teacher  21  Warren 

Brady  widow,  foot  of  Bowery  hill 

Br^dy  and  Son  Michael,  grocers 69  Catherine 

Bragg  Isaac  F.  teacher  3  Roosevelt 

Braine  Daniel,  merchant  83  South,  h  9  Vanderwater 

Braine  widow  115  Spring 

Brainerd  J  S.  8  Henry 

Brainerd  Wm.  mariner  69  Henry 

Brainerd  D.  Si  J.  S.  grocers,  178  Front  h  37  Cherry 

Braisled  John,  cartman  Lewis  n  Grand 

Braisted  Peter  D.  stonecutter  Grand  n  Elizabeth 

Braker  Geo.  wax  maker  Grand  n  Norfolk 

Bramble  widow  Ann,  59  Chanel 

Bramer  John  W.  rigger  87  Bancker 

Brandon  Wm.  cartman  7  Hague 

Brannan  Christopher,  mason  Broome  c  Forsyth 

Brannan  Wm.  labourer  47  Lispenard 

Brannan  widow  of  John,  grocer  98  James 

Branner  Dennis,  31  Rose 

Brann  William,  147  Lombardy 

Brannagan  widow  Ann,  Elizabeth  n  Prince 

Branson  Lydia,  192  Spring 

Brant  Jacob,  rear  16  Crosby 

Brantlnvaite  John,  baker  1S7  Reed 

Brantingham  Jacob,  accountant  398  Bowery 

Brantin°ham  Joseph,  Art  n  Broadway 

Brasher  Philip,  counsellor  225  Duane 

Brason  Jno.  chairmaker  Green  n  Greenwich 


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BraSS'  Adam,  shoemaker  66  Ludlow 

BVass  widow,  Grand  n  Allen 

Boatman  Nehe-nliah,  lialler  223  Greenwich 

Bray  David,  shipmaster  11  Norfolk 

Brazier  John,  mason  Broom*  n  Bowery 

Brazier  Lewis',  sbiptfarperiter  4  Allen 

Breese  Robert,  turner 206  (  Latham 

Breintnall  Rev.  Tbos.22  Molt 

Bremer  Clias:  tailor  306  Bowery 

Bremner  Alexander,  13i  Front  hChamberc  Cross 

Brcmner  I.  grocer  7  Catherine  slip 

Bremond  P.  physician  fcderitisl 63  <&.  69  Anthony 

Brennan  Patricks  labourer  65  Elm 

Brennatr  Patrick,  rear  41  Ferry 

Brennan  Timothy,  r*tr41  Perry 

Brennan  William,  77"WaN  h  41'  Essex 

Brennan  widow, 32  Cross 

Bretaniur  Augustus,  gardenVI' Love-lane-  n  Bowery 

Brevcrorl  Abraham  N.'118Chui'eh 

Brevoort  Henry,  Httdson  s^flate' 

Brevoort  Henry,  n  foot  Bowery  Hill 

Brevoort  John  V.  414  B<5wery 

Brevoort  William,  shipmaster  211  Bowery 

Brewer  James,  crirtman  226  Mulberry 

Brewer  James,  Hester  n  Broadway 

Brewer  Jno.  turner  117  Mulberry 

Brewer  John,  cooper  33  -De-peysterh  228  MuJberry 

Brewer  Mary  Ann,  seamstress  8  Norfolk 

Brewer  Peter,  cooper  6  Rose 

Brewer  Pliny,  merchant  7S  South  h  81  Water 

Brewer  Samuel,  shrpcarpenter  Lewis  Man.  Island 

Brewer' William,  cart  man  Broome  n  Molt 

Brewster  Isaac,  dry  gdod  store  204  Peafrl  h  223 

Brewster  S.  C.  and  Co.  119  Broad 

Brewster  Widow  Ann,  dry  good  store  112  William 

Brewster  J.  &.  L.  hatters  102  &  202>Eioatfwdy  h&l 

Brewster  Mary,  waiter  68  Oranee'         [  Franklin 

Brian!  John,  city  measurer  Cannon  c  Stanton 

Briant  Joseph,  smith  foot  of  Oliver 

Brice  A.  7  1-2  Old  slip 


Bridges  Edward,  surveyor  <>  Law  Buildings- 
Bridges  Thomus,  painter  33  Oak  ■ 
Bridgman  Thos.  gardener  foot  of  Bowery  Hill 
Bridgwood  Samuel,  246  Greenwich 
BridgwOcd  Thomas,  china  fee.  st  222  Si  246  Green  w 
Bridle  John,  burcher  1S6  Mulberry 
Bridle  JohBV'bitWner  t»  Fly  Market 
Briggs  Chas.  A.  32  Thomas 

Briggs  David,  merchant  129  Pearl  h  23  Vandewater 

Briggs  EfeWMaer-  c  Spring  and  Clark 

Briggj  Elijah,  grocer  191  Church 

Briggs  Gecrge,  plumber  3  Batavitt  lane 

Briggs  Joseph,  mariner  41  Cheafpsido 

Briggs  Luther,  nailer  N6rfolk  n  Stanton 

Briggs  Philip,  grader  lfll  Duane  c  Chape! 

Briggs  William^  mariner  98-  Water 

Brill  Chrhllan,  Church  e  Duanr 


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Brimigen  Jno,.cai;tman  529  Greenwich 
Brinckerhoff  Abraham,  34  Broadway 
Brinckerhoff  jun.  Abraham,  h  78  Broad 
Brinckerhoff  Derick,  grocer  52  Stone 
Brinckerhoff  Elbert,  grocer  Mulberry  c  Hester 
Brinokerhpff  Geo.  at.^  cou.  14  Pine  h35  Chamber 
Brinckerhoff  Jacob,  painter  Hester  c  Orange 
Brinckerhoff  James  L.  merchant  12  Pine 
Brinckerhoff  Jacob,  measurer  c  Hester,  ti  i  Lrisil  .- 
Brinckerhoff  Jane,  milliner  397  1-2  Pearl 
Brinckerhoff  widow,  21  Essex 
Brinckerhoff  jun.  and  Co.  A.  merchants  109  Pear! 
Brinckerhoff  and  Belts,  14  Coenties  slip 
Brinckley  Wm.  jeweller  Broome  n  Arundel 
Brindley  John,  shoemaker  K  Ann 
Brindley  Thomasr  labourer  Hamersley 
Brink  Levi,  23  Bowery 
Brinlcy  John,  shoemaker  176  Broadway 
Brion  Wm.  sawyer  62  Leonard 
Brisbane  William,  baker  175  Bancker 
Briskle  Israel,  40  Hester 
Briskoe  Will       brushmaker  16  Lombardy 
Briskoe  Wm.  silver  plater  Grand  n  Allen 
Bristed  John,  coun.  7  Pine  h  Broome  n  Broadway 
British  Consul's  Office-  .'  Law  Buildings 
BrittWm.  grocer  153  Reed 
Britton  Gersham,  shoemaker  Bedford 
Britton  John,  painter  547  Pearl 
Britton  Nathaniel,  fislierman  6  Ludlow 
Britton  Stephen  P.  mason  239  Cherry 
Broadbin  William,  mariner  1  Pike 
Broadell  Simeon,  c  Watts  and  Washington, 
Broadie  Sarah,  23  Governeur 
Broadway  Francjs  butcher  223  Bowery 
Broderick  Joseph,  printer  58  Chapel 
Brodie  Adam,  millwright  Grand  a  Crosby 
i  Brodie  James,  41  Wasuiuglon 
Brodie  John,  slater  32  Crosby 
Brodie  Wm.  lumber  yard  41  Washington  h  Bank 
Brogan  John,  watchmaker  90  Catherine 
Broraboib  Duvid,  72  Christie  t^-i 
Brotae  Wm,  labourer  16  Oliver 
Bromley.  John,  58  Rutgers 
i  Branson  Isaac,  12  Park  Place 
Brooke  Abm.  druggir*  405  Pearl  h  31  Vandewater 
Brookens  Artemas  B  wood  inspector  172  Reed 
Brooks  Ann,  seamstress  rear  106  Mulberry 
Brooks  Conrad,  shoemaker  252  Greenwich 
Brooks  D.  B.  physician  and  surg.  93  Bowery 
Brooks  Daniel  J.  Delancey  c  Suffolk 
Brooks  David,  clothier  177  Cherry  c  Market 
Brooks  jun.  David,  merchant  2-77  Pearl 
Brooks  George,  leather  store  23  Harrison 
Brooks  Hannah,  97  Catherine 
Brooks  Henry  S.  merchant  72  Market 
Brooks  J  E.  grocer  Walnut  n  Grand 
Brooks  Jacob,  carpenter  Watts  n  Hudson 
Brcoks  James,  furnaceman  Cannon  n  Grand 
Brooks  James,  mason  42  Anthony 
Erooks  James,  Cannon  o  Grand 


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MERCEIN'S 


Brooks  James,  shipwright  68  Rutgers 
Brooks  James,  520  Pearl 
Brook-  James,  painter  he.  55  Liberty 
Bronki  John,  gardener  1st  Avenue 
Brooks  John,  mason  Suffolk  n  Detancey 
Brooks  Michael,  smith  Cannon  n  Grand 
Brooks  Phebe,  teacher  60  Anthony 
Brooks  Samuel,  shoemaker  168  Chatham 
Brooks  Vi'm  C.  shoemaker  67  Allen 
Brooks  Wrn.  W.  shoeslore  209  Greenwich 
Brooks  widow  Catherine,  Cropby  n  Spring 
Brooks  widow  Hannah,  Collect  n  Pearl  [clay 
Brooks  and  t^o.  Thos.  leather  st .  60  Vesey  h  58  Bar- 
Brooks  and  Co.  Thomas,  lanyard,  Collect  n  Pearl 
Broome  John  !..  Tammany  Hall 
Broome  Philip  C  labourer  2  Oliver 
Broome  widow  of  John,  135  Greenwich 
Bro9eus  John,  27  Orange 
Brotherton  James,  pilot  8  Cbcapside 
Broughton  John,  tallow  chandler  Grand  C.  hook 
Brouer  Adolphus,  cartman  Broome  n  Norfolk 
Brouer  Adolphus,  carpenter  Gilbert  n  Henry 
Brouer  Ellen,  156  Fulton 
Brouer  Jacob,  cartman  25  Desbrosses 
Brouer  William,  city  weigher  225  Cherry 
Brouer  Wrn.  cartman  Pike  c  Cherry 
Brouwer  Abraham  E  179  Fulton 
Brouwer  Abraham,  69  Liberty 
Brouwer  David.  57  Hester 
Brower  Abraham,  chairm.  Woostern  Spring 
Brower  Adolphus,  cartman  208  Eldridge 
Brower  Adolphus,  1  Delancey,  Anotbor,  Reasen 
Brower  A  D.  boatman  11  Leonard 
Brower  Benjamin,  shipmaster  22  N.  Moore 
Brower  Caleb  S.  grocer  New  slip 
Brower  David,  Commerce  n  Bedford 
Brower  Eliza,  widow  320  Greenwich    [68  Chapel 
Brower  Geo.  watchm.  and  jeweller  316  1-2  Pearl  h 
Brower  Henry,  cartman  Greenwich  n  Perry 
Brower  Isaac,  cartman  142  Mulberry 
Brower  James,  ladies  shoemaker  58  Chamber 
Brower  James,  coachmaker  Suffolk  n  Rivington  • 
Brower  Jacob,  fisherman  202  Washington 
Brower  John  L.  mahogany  yd  336Wash.  h  68  Chop 
Brower  jun.  John, shoemaker  126  Bowery 
Brower  John,  60  Front  h  52  Stone 
Brower  John  J  67  Broad 
Brower  John  D.  stables  158  Fulton 
Brower  Maria,  fruit  st.  2  Mulberry 
Brower  Mary,  68  Chapel 
Brower  Mary,  222  William 

Brower  Martha,  63  Chapel  [Ferry 
Brower  Nicholas  B.  bandbox  manu.  62  Fulton  h  8 
Brower  Oliver,  cartman  Grand  c  Suffolk 
Brower  Peter,  cartman  56  Anthony 
Brower  Peter,  shoemaker  210  Division 
Brower  Richard  D.  mer.  155  Fulton 
Brower  Samuel,  bandbox  and  trunk  m.  127  Wm 
Brower  Samuel,  chairmaker  312  Water 
Brower  T  L.  cabinet  m.  Fulton  h  36  Church 


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Brower  William)  mason  71  Henry 
Brower  Wm.  cabinet  m.  Green  n  Spring 
Brower  William,  city  weigher  53  Roosevelt  c  Oak 
Brower  widow  Mary,  447  1-2  Pearl 
Brower  widow,  151  Church 
Brower  widow  of  Abraham  P.  25  Nassau 
Brower  widow  72  Broome  .i&fMjfc  «. 

Brown  Aaron,  baker  59  Orchard        .;,/  \  t. 
Brown  A.  coachmaker,  Lawreus  n  Prince 
Brown  Alexander,  mariner  78  Tliamas 
Brown  Alexander  VV.  tailor  113  Chamber 
Brown  Alexander,  carpenter  144  Pump 
Brown  Andrew,  mariner  124  Baucker 
Brown  Ann,  nurse  71  Anthony 
Brown  Ann,  99  Orange 
Brown  Ann,  nurse  131  Division 
Brown  B  C.  printer  284  Spring 
Brown  Benjamin,  mariner  62  Cherry 
Brown  Benjamin,  rigger  7  Norfolk 
Brown  Benjamin  M.  hardware  itore  44  Water 
Browo  Burnell,sbipch  11  Cathe  slip  h  292  Bowery 
Brown  Bush  G.  carpenter  16  Clieapside 
Brown  Charlotte  widow,  213  Fulton 
Brown  Christian,  bookbinder  290  Water 
Brown  David,  boatman  14  Walnut 
Brown  David,  carpenter  23  Collect 
Brown  David  C.  carta) an  Delancy  n  Ludlow 
Brown  David,  grocer  113  Mott  c  Hester 
Brown  David,  tailor  176  Greenwich 
Brown  Dayton,  73  Duane 
Brown  Ebenezer,  shoemaker  1 1 1  Lombard* 
Brown  Elizabeth  widow,  55  Catherine 
Brown  Elizabeth,  Laight  n  Greenwich 
Brown  Elizabeth,  Watts  n  Varick 
Brown  Eliza,  teacher  Sullivan  n  Spring 
Brown  F  D.  tavern  Bowery  c  Bayard 
Brown  F  D  P.  30  Bowery  c  Bayard 
Brown  Garry,  shoemaker  29  Anthony 
Brown  George  W.  baker  259  Front  h  4  James 
Brown  Geo.  batter  326  Pearl  b  199  WiUiam 
Brown  Geo  W.  grocer  123  Water 
Brown  George,  shipmaster  40  Delancy 
Brown  Geo.  shipmaster  Grand  c  Hook-market 
Brown  Gideon,  morocco  dresser  Broome  c  Mott 
JLrown  Gilbert,  soap  &  candle  ink  24  h  38  Christie 
Brown  Gould,  teacher  61  Cliff  b  345  Pearl 
Brown  Henry,  carlman  12  Laight 
Brown  Henry,  blackimitb  169  Church 
Brown  Horace,  musician  139  Cherry 
Brown  Isaac,  carlman  49  Spring 
Brown  Isaac,  cartman  Hudson  n  Charlton 
Brown  Isaac,  hay  cartman  M'Dougal  op  King  nrf 
Brown  Isaac,  Marketfield  c  Washington 
Brown  Isaac,  tallow  chandler  5  Peck-slip 
Brown  Jacob,  shoemaker  34  Henry 
Brown  Jacob,  hay  cartman  4  Beach 
Brown  Jacob  S.  mer293  Broadway  h  117  Cnamber 
Brown  James,  cartman  c  Elizabeth  and  Prince 
Brown  James,  cartman  V'andam  n  Hudson 
Brown  James,  labourer  13  Mulberry 
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MERCEIN'S 


Brown  James,  labourer  Green  n  Spring 

Brown  James,  labourer  Broome  n  Bowery 

Brown  James,  mariner  6  Gaynors'  Alley 

Brown  James,  merchant  Rynder  n  Broome 

Brown  James,  model  maker  77  Duane 

Brown  James,  skinner  38  Bancker 

Brown  James,  tavern  Marketfield  c  Washington 

Brown  J.  waiter  26  Anthony 

Brown  Jesse  E.  shipmaster  274  Pearl 

Brown  John,  grocer  Broome  c  Cannon 

Brown  John,  tailor  58  Leonard 

Brown  John,  baker  10  Dover  h  7  James 

Brown  John,  boatman  Roosevelt 

Brown  John,  carpenter  1  Oliver 

Brown  John,  carpenter  21  Vandewater 

Brown  John,  cartman  11  Mulberry 

Brown  John,  dockbuilder  157  Hudson 

Brown  John,  dry  good  store  82  Bowery 

Brown  John  D.  fancy  chair  store  44  Broad 

Brown  John,  grocer  79  Pump 

Brown  John,  grocer  and  cartman  397  Green  wish 

Brown  John  B.  mariner  57  Lombardy 

Brown  John,  rear  54  Augustus 

Brown  John  D.  patent  baker  16  Cherry 

Brown  John,  porter  vault  66  h  68  Front 

Brown  John,  rigger  Cherry  n  Scammel 

Brown  John,  rigger  77  Lombardy 

Brown  John,  sealer  10  Vandewater 

Brown  John,  shipmaster  33  Oliver 

Brown  John,  tailor  273  Greenwich 

Brown  John  W.  34  Old  slip  h  69  Vesey 

Brown  John,  cartman  58  Elm 

Brown  John  carpenter  95  Elm 

Brown  Jonathan,  carpenter  North  c  Lewis  Man  Isl 

Brown  Joseph,  mariner  132  Pump 

Brown  Joseph,  merchant  98  Pearl 

Brown  Joseph,  saddler  Collect  c  Franklin 

Brown  Joseph,  shoemaker  Cherry  n  Governeur 

Brown  Josiab,  cartman  Montgomery  n  Cherry 

Brown  Leah,  nurse  142  Front 

Brown  Manuel,  confectioner  44  Bowery 

Brown  Margaret,  22  Norfolk 

Brown  Mary,  125  Anthony 

Brown  Matthias  M  coach  trimmer  109  Reed 

Brown  Nathaniel,  176  Water 

Brown  Neal,  Broome  n  Varick 

Brown  Noah,  shipwright  Columbia  c  North 

Brown  Robert,  carpenter  45  Essex 

Brown  Robert,  morocco  dresser  15  Chesnut 

Brown  Robert,  sailmaker  1 14  Henry 

Brown  Robert,  sliipcarp  Cherry  n  Montgomery 

Brown  Robert,  shipwright  26  James 

Brown  Romay,  sawyer  26  Pell 

Brown  Rosanna,  138  Bancker 

Brown  R^NM.  grocers  c  Walker  and  Church 

Brown  Samuel,  baker  179  Broome  n  Christie 

Brown  Samuel,  n  Beach  and  Chapel 

Brown  Samuel,  grocer  102  Broad 

Brown  Samuel,  watchmaker  367  Pearl 

Brown  Samuel  P.  math  inst  maker  Grand  n  F.ssox 


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Brown  Silas  dry  good  store  182  Pearl 
Brown  Sirai  >n,  shipwright  Lewis  Man  Isl. 
Brown  Solomon,  moroc.  dress.  253  William 
Brown  T.  stone  seal  engraver  58  Broadway 
Brown  Thomas,  grocer  Laurens  n  Prince 
Brown  Thomas,  cartman  20  Vandam 
Brown  Thomas,  liv.  slab.  14  Lumber  h  13  Thames- 
Brown  Thomas,  inspec.  of  lumber  1  Charlton 
Brown  Thomas,  fancy  chairmaker  54  John 
Brown  Thomas,  carpenter  613  Water 
Brown  William,  carpenler  118  Hannan 
Brown  Wm.  572  Water 
Brown  Wm.  C.  10  Theatre  alley 
Brown  Wm.  Christopher  n  Burrows 
Brown  Wm.  cartman  Delancey  n  Morfolk 
Brown  Wm.  weaver  Carmine  n  Bedford 
Brown  jr.  Wm.  fancy  chair  painter  51  Beekmaa 
Brown  Wm.  carpenler  139  Bancker 
Brown  William,  mariner  62  Cherry 
Brown  Wai.  rigger  93  Harman 
Brown  Wm.  sadler  Reason 
Brown  Wm.  Broome  n  Orange 
Brown  Wni.  waiter  24  Thomas 
Brown  Wm.  Y.  24  Reed 
Brow"  widow  Catherine,  Pitt  n  Stanton 
Brown  widow  Margaret,  purse  158  Hester 
Brown  widow  Mary,  183  Church 
Brown  widow  Nancy,  32  Pine 
Brown  Lydia  widow  of  John,  porterh.  208  Bowery 

Brown  widow  ,  6  Roodevelt 

Brown  widow  Abigail,  112  Leonard 

Brown  widow  Prances.  62  Thomson 

Brown  widow  Hannah,  Lewis  Mmxlta.  It. 

Brown  widow  Catherine,  60  Walker 

Brown  widow  Anne,  100  Orange 

Brown  widow  Margaret,  14  Orange 

Brown,  widow  Broome  n  Thompson 

Brown  widow,  53  Stone  [183  Water 

Brown  and  Co.  G.  W.  stove  and  sheet  iron  manuf. 

Brown  and  Son  John,  bakers  239  Front 

Brown  and  Todd,  merchants  182  Pearl 

Brown  and  Purdy,  grocers  59  Christie  &  15  N.  slip 

Brown  and  Terril,  grocers  Church  c.  White 

Brown  widow  Cornelia,  frnit  st.  135  Division 

Brown  widow  Eliza,  59  Walker 

Brown  S.  P.  and  Co  hardw.  store  Grand  n  Essex 

Brownell  John,  grocer  151  Fly  market 

Brownhill  widow  Mary,  169  Duane 

Browning  Charles,  ship  carpenter  119  Lombardy 

Browning  Samuel  S.  carpenter  172  Bowery 

Browning  Tho.  accountant  Wooster  n  Honstoun 

Browwerre  James  Y.  binder  61  Spring 

Bruce  Alexander,  42  Barclay 

Bruce  Ann  L.  boarding  house  18CourtIandt 

Bruce  David,  printer  and  typefounder  75  Mulberry 

Bruce  George,  printer  and  typefounder  1  Chamber 

Bruce  George,  81  Broad  [c  Augustus 

Bruce  John  M.  tinman  198  Water 

Bruce  Lowther,  laborer  71  Hester 


144 


MERCEIN'S 


Bruce  Michael,  fruiter  69  James 
Bruce  Peter,  grocer  97  Washington 
Bruce  Robert,  broker  17  Broad 
Bruce  William,  merchant  c.  Canal 
Bruce  D.  and  6.  typefounders  Chamber  n  Chatham 
Bruen  Gamaliel  shoemaker  Franklin  c  Collect 
Bruen  G.  W.  and  H.  merchants  88  Maiden  lane 
Bruerton  John,  enameller  18  Orange 
Brundage  Jesse  Lewis,  Manhattan  Island 
Brundage  Lewis,  carpenter  Love  lane  n  Bowery 
Brundage  Jonah,  carpenter  60  Essex 
Brundage  William,  carpenter  Lewis  Manhat.  Is. 
Brundage  widow  54  Sullivan 
Brundridge  Joseph,  Vandam  n  M'Dougal 
Brundrige  Edw.  shipcarpenter  Hudson  c  Vandam 
Brunei  F.  and  A.  merchants  33  South  h  15  Broad 
Brunn  Andrew,  190  Bowery 
Brunn  George  244  Bowery 
Brunt  Rudolph,  cartman  Suffolk  n  Rivington 
Brunton  Maria,  boardingh.  28  Collect 
Brush  Caleb,  grocer  62  N.  Moore 
Brush  Conclin,  168  Cherry 
Brush  Cornelius,  Ludlow  n  Rivington 
Brush  David,  attorney  70  Cherry 
Brush  Henry,  pump  and  b'ockroaker  243  Cherry 
Brush  Isaac,  cartman  Scammel 
Brush  John  104  Anthony 
Brush  Jacob,  capt.  288  Spring 
Brush  James,  mason  137  Hudson 
Brush  Joshua,  mariner  304  Spring 
Brush  Jonas,  cartman  221  Delancey 
Brush  Nathaniel  G.  shoemaker  188  Bancker 
Brush  I^ehemiah,  physician  44  Hudson 
Brush  Philander,  Shoemaker  89  Forsyth 
Brush  Samuel,  pump  and  block  mak.  11  Pelham 
Brush  8amuel,  cartman  19  Arundle 
Brush  Thomas,  Tobacconist  117  Cherry 
Brush  widow  Mary  boardinghouse  119  Chatham 
Brush  C.  k  J.  croclcery  merch  212  Pearl 
Brusle  Peter,  sign  painter  6o  Leonard 
Brian  Michael,  44  Bancker 
Bryan  Alexander,  cartman  Stanton  n  Sheriff 
Bryan  Wm.  merch.  c  Greenwich  and  Chamber 
Brvan  Richard  S  — M  D.  279  Pearl 
Brvar  James,  tobauconist  1 12  Front  h  65  Stone 
Bryar  Wra  tobacconist  103  Water  and  41  Ludlow 
Bryan  William,  dyer  39  Spruce 
Bryce  William,  hardware  store  141  Water 
Bryden  William,  gardener  560  Broadway 
Bryden  widow  Ann,  82  Leonard 
Bryson  D.  tannc-  and  currier  48  h.  46  Frankfort 
Buchanjun.  Robert,  druggist  Greenwich  c  Duane 
Buchan  widow  Maiy,  boardingh  oi  Greenwich 
Buchannan  Alexander,  merch.  1  Jones  lane 
Buchanan  George,  merchant,  39  Wall  h  64  Broad- 
[way,  seat  Old  Haerlein  road  n  4mile  stone 
Buchanan  James,  brit  con.  17  Broad  h  Bowery 
Buchanan  Saml.  se dler,  B.  way  r.  Leon,  b  5  Crosby 
Buck  Gurdon,  merch.  192  Front,  h  88  Fulton 
Buckbee  Benjamin,  cartman,  64  1  2  8ullivaa 


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Buckbee  Nathaniel,  cartman  ArunJlc  n  Stanton 
Buckelew  F.  physician  64  Hudson  c  North  Moore 
Buckham  Andrew,  M.D.  87  Warren 
Buckuorst  Harroan,  baker  65  Harman 
Buckhont  Isaac,  shoemaker  Bowery  n  Art 
Buckhont  Jacob,  carpenter,  foot  Bowery  Hiil 
Buckhout  David,  cartman  17  Vandam 
Bucking  widow,  Grand  n  Orange 
Buckingham  John,  carpenter  44  Norfolk 
Buckingham  T.  55  Vesey 
Bnckland  Barbara  widow,  Charlton  n  Hudson 
Buckley  Billy,  teacher  114  Elizabeth 
Buckley  James,  mer.  7  Fletcher  h  78  Leonard 
Buckley  James,  boatbuilder  235  Cherry 
Bockley  John  shipwright  155  Bancker 
Buckley  Thomas,  merch.  339  Pearl 
Buckley  widow  Sarah,  grocer  238  Cherry 
Buckley  ti  Son  Thos.  flour  mer.  163  South 
Buckman  Peter,  Reason 

Buckman  J.  and  R.  segar  makers  Grand  n  E.  River 
Buekmaster  George,  boatbuilder  185  h  161  Cherry 
Buckmaster  James,  attorney,  4  Frankfort 
Buekmaster  John,  boatbuilder  112  Harman 
Buckmaster  William,  250  Greenwich 
Bucknor  William  G.  broker  37  Wall,  h  21  Hudson 
Buckridge  Simeon,  stevidore  30  Oak 
Budd  Benjamin  tailor  74  Division 
Budd  James  mere.  173  h  85  Water 
Budd  John,  cabinet  maker  155  Chamber 
Budd  Tamar,  tailoress  23  Spruce 
Budd  widow  Elizabeth,  87  James 
Buddington  Wm.  grocer  20  Lombardy 
Buel  Margaret,  38  Lumber 
Buffet  Wm.  P.  attorney  and  notarv  331  Pearl 
BuBiim  Arnold,  hatstore  200  Front 
Bukp  Bartholomew  352  Water 
Bulford  Albow,  innkeeper  5  Whitehall 
Bulkly  David,  49  Beekman  c  Gold 
Bulkley  H.  W.  merch.  W  Fulton 
Buikley  John,  merch.  48  South  h  46  Greenwich 
Bulkley  jua.  Joseph,  attorney,  12  Ce'dar 
Bulkley  Ralph,  61  South 
Bull  Frederick  G.  54  Soufh  h  61  Chamtrer 
Bull  Henry  com.  mer.  Fulton  c  Cliff 
Bull  John  A.  butcher  23 Fly  Market 
Bull  Thomas,  accountant  19  Chamber 
Bull  William,  sadler  2  Wall 
Bull  Rachel,  widow  of  John  15  Harmac 
Bui  lea  Henry,  mason  100  Orange 
Bullen  Lucy,  7  Lrspenard 
Bullui  Henry  sailmaker  8  Leonard 
Bullinger  Charles,  eagle  coffee  house  78  Wall 
Ifulloucb  Hannah,  boarding  house  11  Roosevelt 
Bullus  widow  of  John,  75  Greenwich 
Sulaie.-  James,  carpenter  90  William 
Bullwi'mkle  1'enrv,  cartmar  116  Orchard 
Suloid  Robert .  grocer  &  tea  deal  26  Burl,  slip  and 
fiuloid  &.  Finch,  g  seers  25  Burl,  slip  {199  B.  Way 
Bumstcad  Eunice,  5l  E'dridge 
•Suujslead  Jacob,  124  O.-ange 
13  * 


146 


MERCEIN  S 


Bunce  Jesse,  grocer  61  Rutgers 

Bunco  William  S.  roerch  «>  Roosevelt 

Bonce  widow  Eve,  Cherry  c  Oliver 

Bunce  widow  Hannah,  Spring  c  Clark* 

Bunce  widow  Susan,  58  Frankfort 

Bunker  Elibu  S.  41  Wall 

.Bunker  Peter,  mariner  19  Cherry 

Bunker  &i  Cheese  roan,  sail'. takers  23  Burling  slip 

Bunn  Ruben,  ladies'  shoemaker  60  William 

Bunn  Wm.  H.  48  Barclay  h  46  Leonard 

Bunn  widow  Susan,  71  Mutt 

Bunnell  Jonathan,  grocer  Dominick  n  Varick 

Bunner  Randolph  counsellor  211  Duane 

Bunteel  Henry  10  Talbot 

Bunting  Samuel,  merchant  100  Water 

Bunting  William,  Dominick  c  Varick 

Burbidge  Clarissa  146  Chamber 

Burcham  — -,  shipwright  Grand  n  Lewis 

Burchell  Neptune,  shoeblack  75  Nassau 

fiurchill  Richard  46  Walker 

Burchested  Benjamin  B.  sail  loft  76  Fly  Market 

Burdett  Christ.  Smith,  49  Anthony    [h  18  Orange 

Burdett  Jacob,  merchant  131  Front  h  1  Temple 

Burdett  Jacob,"  cartman  Grand  n  Suffolk 

Burdett  John,  smith  333  Washington 

Burdett  Stephen,  56 Bayard 

Burdett  Stephen,  sailmaker  99  Front 

Burdett  widow  Mary,  43  Thomas 

Burdges  Samuel,  grocer  1  Goerck  n  Grand 

Burford  Joseph,  wine  broker  kc.  55  Maiden-lane 

Burge  Rebecca  H.  coufect.  Washington  c  Jay 

Burgen  George,  shoe  store  13  Catherine 

Burger  Daniel,  blockmaker  55  Front 

Burger  David  I.  silversmith  19  Mott 

Burger  Elias,  merchant  100  Warren 

Burger  Gerardus,  painter  40  North  Moore 

Burger  John,  rigger  28  Oak 

Burger  John,  boardinghouse  8  Ann 

Burger  jun.  John,  copperplate  printer  362  Greonw 

Burger  John,  62  James 

Burger  Patience,  138  Church 

Burger  Samuel  F.  shoemaker  489  Pearl 

Burger  William,  Washington 

Burger  widow  E.  110  Reed 

Burges  James,  marshal  Mulberry  c  Grand 

Burgess  James,  milkman  Downing  n  Varick 

Burgess  William,  merchant  90  Wall  h  89  Liberty 

Burguin  Hugh,  stonecutter  16  Ludlow 

Burgyes  widow  of  Wm,  134  Mulberry 

Burjeau  Joseph,  196  Greenwich  b  63  Vesey 

Burk  Edward,  labourer  Broome  n  Cannon 

Burk  James,  paver  18  Mott 

Burk  John,  tallow  chandler  81  Roesevelt 

Burk  John,  porterhouse  Grand  n  East  River 

Burk  Joseph,  hairdresser  131  Chapel 

Burk  Joseph,  hairdresser  81  Wm.n  Walker  c  Chapel 

Burk  Mary,  121  Anthony 

Burk  Mary  M.  boardinghouse  58  Orange 

Burk  Patrick,  25  Market 

H'irk  Richard,  tavern  Old  Harlem  Road 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  1*7 


Burk  Wm  blockmaker  Clason's  wbf.  h  122  Harnjan 

Burk  widow  Catherine,  Christopher  a  Herring 

Burke  Jeremiah,  cartman  ]8  Elm 

Burke  Jeremiah,  cartman  81  Duane 

Burke  Miles  R  shipmaster  66  William 

Burkill  widow  of  John,  34  Vandewater 

Burlew  George  rear  30  Lumber 

Burling  Benjamin  F  grocer  62  Division 

Burling  Ebenezer  S.  77  Orchard 

Burling  Ebenezer  ass  just.  5th  ward  182  Church 

Burling  James,  crockery  store  173  Water  h  86 

Burling  Jacob,  mu.-ician  158  Bowery 

Burling  Lancaster  F.  Broome  n  Forsyth 

Burling  Samuel,  merchant  18  Harrison 

Burling  Thomas  H.  199  Hester 

Burling  and  Lawrence,  merchants  221  Pearl 

Burlingbam  B.  William,  17  Courllandt 

Burlock  Samuel,  shoemaker  1  Jacob 

Burn  Alex.  Cherry  n  Scammel 

Burnet  Charles  N.  grocer  c  Leonard  and  Collect 

Bornet  Gilbert,  smith  80  Nassau 

Burnett  Jno.  S.  blockmaker  97  Division 

Burnett  Wm.  weigher  36  Eldridge 

Burnham  Michael,  printer  41  Fine 

Burnham  Richard,  painter  66  Leonard 

Burnis  Samuel,  145  Water 

Burns  Barney,  12  Catherine-lane 

Burns  Daniel,  12  Catherine-lane 

Burns  Hannah  R.  c  Beaver  lane 

Bums  Henry,  cooper  21  Rose 

Burns  H.  21  Catherine  lane 

Burns  James,  cook  87  Chamber 

Burns  John,  Salesman  157  William 

Burns  John,  shipmaster  30  Cbeapside 

Burns  John,  21  Catherine-lane 

Burns  Michael,  14  New 

Burns  Patrick,  100  Anthony 

Burns  Peter,  weaver  East  Bank 

Burns  Richard,  cabinet  maker  16  James 

Burns  William,  crockery  store  168  Bowery 

Burns  widow,  21  Catherine  lane 

Burnside  Andrew,  smith  Bowery  n  Love-lane 

Burnton  Mary,  nurse  38  Cedar 

Burras  Francis,  cabinetmaker  94  Reed 

Biirnilt  Dorothy,  fruiterer  138  Bowery 

Burritt  widow  Catherine,  76  Pump 

Burritt  widow  Mary  Ann,  76  Pump 

Burritt  Wakeman,  93  Beekman 

Burnside  Robert,  grocer  Pike  c  Bancker 

Burnton  J.  T.  38  Cedar 

Burr  Aaron,  counsellor  office  61  Vesey 

Burr  Edwin,  attorney  at  law  335  Pearl 

Burr  Edward,  attorney  at  law  335  Pearl 

Burr  Isaac,  merchant  60  Cliff 

Burr  Jacob,  cartman  15  Goerck 

Burr  Joseph,  carpenter  Sheriff  n  Rivington 

Burr  Rachel,  90  Cros» 

Burr  widow  Catherine,  66  Cherry 

Burr  widow  Elizabeth,  92  Cherry 


148 


MERCEIK'S 


Burr  widow  florist  105  Cherry 

Buri  al .).  vice  pres.  Bank  of  America  898  Broadway 

Burreli  M.  H.  druggist  &  physician  191  Chatham 

Bun  t  II  Philip,  shoemaker  Collect  n  Hester 

Burreli  Samuel,  Collect  n  Hudson 

Burreli  William,  physician  8  Mott 

Burridge  widow,  teacher  41  Vandewater 

Bui-rill  Xbenezer,  Hammond  n  Asylum 

Burris  A.  carpenter  199  Anthony 

Bun-is  Daniel,  mariner  127  Mott 

Burris  James,  cartman  Broome  n  Willet 

Burick  widow  Ana  B.2  Houston 

Burrows  Enos,  merchant  h  1  Leonard 

Barrows  Isaac,  sawyer  1  Moore 

Burrows  Tredwell  Prince  n  Thompson 

Burrows  h  Dutch,  carpenters  54  Ann 

Burrows  Joseph,  measurer  50  Lumber 

Burt  Charles,  cartman  130  Hester 

Burt  David,  shoemaker  129  Harman 

Burt  John,  60  Essex 

Burt  Miss,  boarding  house  61  Maiden  Lane  [Market 

Burtnett  Daniel,  butcher  b  97  Forsyth  stall  43  Fly 

Surtis  Alexander,  cook  37  Warren 

Burtis  Arthur,  grocer  Broome  c  Bowery 

Burtis  Cencklin,  carpenter  Chrystie  c  North 

Burtis  James,  277  Spring 

Burtis  Joseph  milkman  370  Bowery 

Burtis  Peter  A  69  Market 

Burtis  Townsend  W  merchant  tailor  1  Pine 

Burtis  William  A.  moroc.  dresser  76  Forsytk. 

Burtis  W.  coachmaker  2  Chamber  30  Duaue 

Burtis  and  Higbie,  grocers  148  Bowery 

JBurton  Thos  stocking  m  Bowery  c  Art 

Burtsell  Mrs.  boarding  house  59  Cedar 

Burtsell  Peter,  stationer  Wall  c  h  9  Broad 

Burtsell  Wm.  accountant  68  N.  Moore 

Burtsell  Wm.  71  Catharine 

Burtsell  Z.  labourer  Laurens  n  Spring 

Burtus  J  A.  bookstore  and  lottery  office  19  Peck-slip 

Burtus  Catherine  40  Henry 

Burtus  Saml.  60  Henry 

Burwell  Benedict,  tavern  70  Bowery 

Burwick  Wm.  mason  122  Church 

Burwick  Wm.  baker  24  Oak 

Burze  Margaret,boarding  house  Vestry  c  Greenwich 

Bush  Daniel,  merchant,  215  Washington 

Bush  E.  boat  builder  345  Water,  h31  Roosevelt 

Bush  Geo.  136  Church 

Bush  H.  N.  merchant  188  Front 

Bush  Henry  J.  nail  cutter  Carmine  n  Bedford 

Bush  Ira,  Bioome  n  Mott 

Bush  John,  cartman,  36  Vandam 

Busb  Jonas  176  Bowery 

Bush  Richard,  P.  grocer  7  Lispeuard 

Bush  Wi'liam,  26  Chtirch 

Bush  Waiter,  shoemaker  43  Hammond 

Bushlij  Joseph  pedkr  14  Hnrman  h  12  Duaue 

Bushfield  Jas,  shipmaster  c  Oliver  &t  Bancker 

Bushnell  Giles,  comb  factory  293  Broadway 

tfuakirk  James,  cooper  Grand  o  Allen 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  141 


Buskirk  Jeremiah,  39  Elizabeth 

Buskirk  Lawrence,  c  Spring  41  Thompion 

Buskirk  N.  tailor  52  Allen 

Buskirk  widow  Mary,  Tryon  row 

Buskirk  Magdalen,  8*3  Eldridge 

Buskirk  tc  Odell,  livery  stables  47  James 

Bussing  Abraham  43  Vesey 

Bussing  William,  inspector  of  lime  66  N.  Moore 

Bussing  widow  Grant  279  Spring 

Busswell  Caleb  mason  Vestry  n  Greenwich 

Butcher  Robt.  rigger  75  Forsyth 

Butler  Amos,  159  Pearl  b  5  Murray 

Butler  Benjamin  broker  27  Wall 

Butler  Charles  T.  merchant  61  Chapel 

Butler  Elizabeth  14  Birmingham 

Butler  Elihu  159  Pearl 

Butler  Jas.  144  Orange  n  Hester 

Butler  J  A  carver  &  gilder  29  Oak 

Butler  Mary  seamstress  61  Anthony 

Butler  Minor,  mercht  176  Delancy 

Butler  Michael,  carpenter  65  Elm 

Butler  Samuel,  grocer  125  Baucker 

Butler  Thos.  cab-net  maker  31  Rose 

Butler  Thomas  C  mercht  74  South  h  326  Broadway 

Putler  jun.  T  C.  mer  South,  b  .Broome  n  Mercer 

Butler  Win.  404  Chapel 

Butler  W.  printer  24  Pell 

Butler  Wm.  smith  42  Washington  h  15  Rector 

Butler  widow  Charlotte  177  William 

Butler  widow  Hannah,  73  Forsyth 

Butler  h  Heskeih,  smiths  35  Depeyster 

Butler,  L&M  79  South 

Butman  Asa,  cabinet  maker  91  Reed  [brasses 

Butman  Abigail,  widow  of  Joseph,  Hudson  n  Des- 

Butman  Benj.  213  Chapel 

Butman  Jeremiah,  tailor  61  Crosby 

Butman  Capt.  Stephen  607  Greenwich 

Button  John  Sawyer  242  Greenwich 

Baxton  Charles,  M.  D.  Perry  n  Herring 

Buxton  Reuben  carpenter  32  Leonard 

Byers  James  36  Burling  slip  h  3  Bowling  green 

Byers  Michael,  mariner  1  Stanton 

Byers  widow  Elizabeth,  boarding  house  83  Fulton 

Byers  M.  boot  and  shoe  maker  160  Market 

Byington  Francis  fruit  store  4  Bayard 

Bylandt  Jacob,  23  Henry 

Bylas  Wm.  ship  carpenter  406  Cherry 

Bym  Michael  271  Front 

Byng  Thomas,  cooper  13  Chrystie 

Byng Moses,  muffin  baker  13  Chrystie 

Byi  an  E.  A.  cabinet  maker  136  Spring 

Byrne  Charles,  auctioneer  179  Chatham 

Byrne  Edward,  repository  16  Walker 

Byrne  Garrit,  grocer  107  Cherry 

Byrne  Launcelot,  Delancy  n  Eldridge      c  Grand 

Byrne  Matthew,  butcher  33  Cath.  Mark,  b  Orange 

Byrne  Mulagh  Fly  market  hotel  128  Fly  market 

Byrne  Patrick,  quill  and  wafer  maoufac  176  Water 

Byrne  Patrick,  8  Pell         ,       •)  „ 

Byrne  Patrick  hat  manuf  42  Mulberry 

Byrnes  Edward,  mariner  10  Herman 


MERCEIN'S 


Byrnes  Henry  boot  maker  36  William 
Byrnes  John  J.  bricklayer  43  Augustas 
Byrnes  John,  tailor  198  Hester 
Byrnes  John,  sboemwker  27  Henry 
Byrnes  Peter,  musician  31  Henry 
Byrnes  Peter  E.  Bank  i>  Greenwich  lane 
Byrnes  Thomas  S.  24  Cliff 
Byrnes  James,  grocer  320  Water 
Byrnes  Susanna  widow,  Hudson  c  Charlton 
Byrnes  &.  Jones,  Walnut  n  Grand 
Byron  Elizabeth,  Broadway  n  Art 
C 

Cabre  John,  rigger  9  Bayard 

Cabbrou  Richard,  tailor  07  William 

Cachy  Lewis, 35  Anthony 

Cadle  Cornelias,  88  Beekman 

Cadlc  widow  Sarah,  42  John 

Cadmus  Abraham,  mnson  21  Thorns 

Cadmus  Elias  C.  cartman  93  Cross 

Cadmus  Jane,  rear  49  Orange 

Cadmus  John,  mason  150  R»ed 

Cadwell  Jeduthain,  grocer  17') Bowery 

Cadwell  Sarah  Ann,  69  Cross 

CafTVy  Patrick,  academy  62  Provost 

Cahan  Patrick,  labourer  111  Anthony 

Cahrrty  Charles  &  J.  grocers  108  Cherry 

Cabill  Edward,  baker  93  Bancker 

Cahoon  James,  sawyer  Cherry  n  Montgomery 

Cahoon  John,  stonecutter  21  Mott 

Cahoon  Thomas,  grocer  Spring  c  Mulberry 

Cahoone  R  Hi  T.  grocers  348  Broadway 

Caille  Francis,  tinplate  worker  68  Nassau 

Cails  Charles,  30  Pell 

Cain  widow,  Grand  n  Essex 

Caiuee  George,  attorney  and  counsellor  38  Pine 

Cairns  Catherine,  80  Bayard 

Cairns  John,  cartman  Mulberry  n  Broome 

Cain  s  John,  painter  and  glazier  DO  Bayard 

Cairns  Wm.  merchant  130  Water  h  22  Park  Plaee 

Calam  H.  druggist  125  Cherry 

Calaway  widow,  washerwoman  19  Rose 

Calder  Ann,  44 Thomas 

Calder,  M'Lea  &  Co.  merchants  59  Pine 

Caldwell  Andrew,  weaver  East  Bak 

Caldwell  Andrew,  V.  Bank  n  Greenwich 

Caldwell  Ann,  51  Bayard 

Caldwell  D.  whitewasher  Hester  n  Broadway 

Caldwell  Ezra,  tavern  129  Bowery 

Caldwell  E.  china  store  10  Mott 

Caldwell  Israel,  Bowery  c  Grand 

Caldwell  Saml.  weaver  E  Bank  n  Greenwich 

Caldwell  Mrs  J  E.  34  Greenwich 

Callaghan  Barney,  Elm  n  Franklin 

Callahal  widow  Mary,  6  Cross 

Callahan  Dennis,  13)  Fly- market 

Callahan  Owen, pilot  46  Roosevelt 

Callen  William,  cooper  17  Bnrling-slip  fWM 

Callender  Thomas  L.  16  Park  Place 

Callender  Wm.  cooper  17  Brrling-slip 

Callivan  widow,  26  Harman 

Camack  James,  shoemaker  23  Roe.' 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  151 


Camble  David,  shoemaker  82  Varick 

(ambreleng  it  Pearson,  67  South 

Camel  Betsey  Miss,  Thomson  n  Spring 

Camerden  Frederick,  6  Leonard 

Camerden  John,  shoe  store  95  Chatham 

Camerden  F  &  H.  sail  makers  237  Front 

Cameron  Ellen,  grocer  13  Walnut 

Cameron  John,  druggist  60  Cbetbam  c  Chamber 

Cameron  Peter,  teacher  Dominick  n  Varick 

Cameron  widow  Margaret,  57  Mulberry 

Cameron  widow,  115  Mulberry 

Camm  John,  grocer  Grand  c  Essex 

Cammann  widow  of  Peter,  merchant  49  White 

Cammet  Moses,  smith  35  Harrison 

Cammeyer  William,  baker  7  Thomas 

Camp  Amelia,  10  Harman 

Camp  James,  drayman  82  Lombardy 

Camp  Noah,  carpenter  10  Ann 

Camp  Samuel  J.  carpenter  Columbia  c  Broome 

Campbell  Abraham,  carpenter  439  Pearl 

Campbell  A  C.  carpenter  Desbrosses 

Campbell  Alexander,  cartman  S  Republican-alley 

Campbell  Alexander,  grocer  Cross  c  Pearl 

Campbell  Alexander,  rigger  rear  79  Eldridge 

Campbell  Archibald,  7  Phenix  stores  h  342  Wash 

Campbell  Archibald,  32  Oak 

Campbell  Charles,  68  Warren 

Campbell  Charles,  32  Orchard 

Campbell  Charles  C.  17  Reed 

Campbell  Charles,  mer  tailor  101  Maiden-lane 

Campbell  Charles,  stonecutter  40  Hudson 

Campbell  Cornelius,  Desbrosses  n  Hudson 

Campbell  Daniel,  cabinet  maker  37  Christie 

Campbell  Donald,  lHNJrchard  ■ 

Campbell  Edward,  boardmghouse  Gcand  j»  Lewis 

Campbell  George,  shoemaker  90  Eldridge 

Campbell  James,  carpenter  39  Lombardy 

Campbell  J.  teacher  175  Chatham  h  125  Orange 

Campbell  Jacob,  carpenter  5  Anthony 

Campbell  James,  cartman  Hester  n  Broadway 

Campbell  James,  printer  179  Mott 

Campbell  James,  butcher  Broome  n  Elm 

Campbell  James,  attor.  k  mast,  in  chan.  90  Nassau 

Campbell  John,  millwright  232  Orange 

Campbell  John,  shipmaster  67  Mott 

Campbell  John  A.  26  Chapel 

Campbell  John  J.  carpenter  267  Spring 

Camobell  John  W.  marshal  20  Henry 

Campbell  John,  teacher  112  Orange 

Campbel1  John,  merchant  188  Water 

Campbell  John  D.  94  Liberty 

Campbell  John,  mariner  67  Arundal 

Campbell  Malcomb,  marioer  5  Thomas 

Campb  II  Malcomb,  31  Liberty 

Campbell  Margaret,  tailoress  38  Anthony 

Campbell  Mi  ly  Ann,  152  William 

Campbell  Matthew,  cartman  27  Pike 

Campbell  Nicholas,  measurer  21  Norfolk 

Campbell  Paul,  tobacconist  108  Chamber 

Campbell  Richard,  shoemaker  Collect  n  Leon&iti 

Campbell  Robert  P.  smith  106  Leonard 


152  MERCEIN'S 


Campbell  Robert,  smith  105 Leonard  b  10b 

Campbell  Samuel,  124  Pearl 

Campbell  Sarah,  43 Liberty 

Campbell  Setb,  c  Hester  and  Forsyth 

Campbell  William,  15  Orange 

Campbell  William,  cartman  Thompson  ri  Grand 

Campbell  William,  tobacconist  266  William 

Campbell  widow  Abigail,  Grand  c  Ludlow 

Campbell  widow  Eliza,  69  Sullivan 

Campbell  widow  Jenet,  milliner  156  Wm.  c  Ann 

Campbell  widow  Sarah,  9  Thomas 

Campbell  widow,  63  *North  Moore       [90  Nassau 

Campbell  and  Hedley,  attors.  couns.  and  notary* 

Campbell  and  Son  Samuel,  booksellers,  124  Pearl 

Campfield  James,  tailor  120  Chatham  [h  31  Liberty 

Campion  Patrick,  23  Orchard 

Candell  Thomas,  inspect,  stav  es  11  Rector 

Canniff  Alexander,  cartman  44  Watts 

Canniff  Daniel,  103  Harman 

Canniff  Reuben,  cartman  220  Orange 

Canniff  Rich,  cartman,  Christopher  near  Herring 

Canniff  widow  Eliza,  Green  n  Spring 

Canning  Edward,  merchant  43  Fulton 

Cannon  Ann,  fruit  st.  67  Water 

Cannon  David,  boatman  Grand  n  Lewis 

Cannon  Dennis,  52  Catherine-lane 

Cannon  Jacob,  labourer  69  Bancker 

Cannon  John.  Hester  n  Broadway 

Cannon  John,  dyer  106  Beekman 

Cannou  Joseph  S.  7  Essex 

Cannon  Mott,  drygood  st.  144  Chatham 

Cannon  Mott  S.  drygood  st.  114  Chatham 

Cannon  Peter,  coachman  199  Orange 

Cannon  Robert,  grocer  35  Roosevelt 

Cannon  widow  Mary,  40  Delancey 

Cannon  widow  Susan,  396  Greenwich 

Cann  Hannah,  63  Bancker 

Cantalo  L  M.  corset  mak.  258  Broadway 

Cantaman  John  T.  coastman  49  Rutgers 

Canten  J.  mer.  414  Pearl 

Canton  Sarah,  seamstress  6  Eldridge 

Capron  Benjamin,  carpenter  Wooster  c  Houstoun 

Capslack  Sarah,  boarding  b.  5  Park  Place 

Caraghan  Wm.  72  Cross 

Carberry  widow,  66  Front 

Carbury  James,  eartman  Broome  c  Cannon 

Card  Capirc,  porter  house,  67  Barclay 

Card  and  Co.  William,  20  South  h  17 

Cardell  Wm  S.  94  Beekman 

Card  well  James,  Rivington  c  Christie 

Cargill  Abraham,  tinplate  worker,  iic.  232  Water 

Cargill  William,  grocer  33  Beaver  &i  68  Broad 

Cargill,  Kitchum,  fcTenbrook,  26  Courtlandt 

Cargill  widow,  Prince  n  Wooster 

Carharl  Hachlia,  smith,  26  Pump 

Carl  Lawrence,  rigger  31  Bayard 

Carland  Mary,  5  Orange 

Carle  Jacob,  tallowchand.  5Lombardy 

Carle  John,  shipwright  25  Pike 

Carle  Samuel,  grocer  Sullivan  c  Broome 

Carle  Silas,  druggist,  199  Water  h  16  Burling-slip 


NEW-YORK-DIRECTORY.  153 


I  arlin  John  Smith,  Arundel  n  Delancey 

Carling  John,  State  Arsenal  52  Collect 

Carlisle  George,  Collect  c  Grand 

Carlisle  Mrs.  boarding  h.  176  Water 

Carlock  Henry,  107  Chapel 

Carlock  William,  sailmaker  Grand  n  Norfolk 

Carlo  John,  Perry  n  Washington 

Carlough  Coenradt,  cartman  109  Chapel 

Carlow  James,  cartman  Broome  n  V'arick 

•  i!  low  Lewis,  combm.  Thompson  n  Spring 

Carlton  William,  112  Mulberry 

Carman  Abraham,  cartman  Elm  n  Spring 

Carman  Adam,  shoeuiaker  Franklin  n  Water 

Carman  Andrew,  shipwright  50  Oak  . 

Carman  Catherine,  75 Pearl 

Carman  Daniel,  saddler  Grand  n  Crosby 

Carman  Ezekiel,  shipmaster  71  James 

Carman  James,  waiter  104  Leonard 

Carman  John  B.  milkman  Stuyvesant  n  Bowery 

Carman  John,  shoemaker  65  Mott 

Carman  John,  15  Chamber 

Carman  Joseph,  cartman  169  Hester 

Carman  Joseph,  grocer  153  Fly  market 

Carman  Pbineas,  com.  mer.  7  South  h  15  Bridge 

Carman  William,  c  Grand  and  Forsyth 

Carman  William,  carpenter  123  Bancker 

Canaan  William,  weaver  144  Allen 

Carman  widow  Hannah,  23  Lombardy 

Carman  P.  and  J.  139  William 

Carman  and  Randolph,  merchants?  South 

Carmer  Rachael,  teacher  59  Bayard      [n  Broeme 

Carmichal  Daniel  .grocer  Front  c  Dover  h  Columbia 

Carmichal  William,  baker  38  Henry 

Carne  James,  labourer  63  Orange 

Carne  John,  measurer  36  Lumber 

Carnell  Mrs.  Loise,  26  Front 

Carnley  Robert,  rear  Lewis  Man.  Is. 

Carow  Isaac,  mer.  137  Pearl 

Carpar  Christian,  baker  Delancy  c  Forsyth 

Carpenter  Benjamin,  carpenter  186Bai|cker 

Carpenter  Charles,  shipcarpenter  23  Governeur 

Carpenter  David.  79  Catherine  h.  57  Lombardy 

Carpenter  Daniel,  shoemaker  162  Bowery 

Carpenter  George,  boardinghouse  280  Front 

Carpenter  Isaac,  grocer  Broome  c.  Forsyth 

Carpenter  James,  carpenter  35  Essex 

Carpenter  John,  butcher  2d  Avenue 

Carpenter  John,  carpenter  Water  n.  Montgomery 

Carpenter  L.  369  Washington 

Carpenter  Nathaniel,  mariner  7  Birmingham 

Carpenter  Richard,  shipwright  537  Water 

Carpenter  Thomas,  port  warden  176  Broadway 

Carpenter  Wright,  73  Chatham 

Carpenter  Zeno,  sbipcar.  569  Water  n  Montgomery 

Carpenter  widow  S.  27  Essex 

Carpenter  and  Sutton,  grocers  97  Catherine 

Carpenter  &  Craft,  grocers  c  Greenwich  &  Warren 

Carr  Bernard,  weaver  Greenwich  n  Hammond 

Can-  James, butcher 52  Fly  marietb.226  Elizabeth 

Carr  John,  carpenter  93  Herman 


154 


MERCEIN'S 


Carr  Joshua,  cooper  43  Harman 

Carr  Morgan,  laborer  10  Catherine-lane 

Carr  Richard,  painter  rear  44  Mulberry 

Carr  Robert,  brassfounder  15  Oak 

Carr  Susan,  washwoman  Grand  n  Christie 

Carr  William,  founder  1 14  Mulberry 

Carr  Win.  124  Pump 

Carr  Wm,  milkman  Allen  n  Stanton 

Carr  widow  of  John  P.  90  Cherry 

Carr  widow  Bridget,  21  Augustus 

Carr  widow  Sarah,  240  Allen 

Carrick  John,  sawyer  Montgommery  n  Baucker 

Carrigan  John,  rear  15  Water 

Carrington  A.  B.  157  Pearl 

Carrol  Henry,  laborer  Ridge  n  Stanton 

Carrol  John,  wheelwright  Old  Haerlem  road 

Caroll  Anthony,  attorney  138  Water  li  1  Franklin 

Carroll  Charles,  mariner  Mercer  n  Greene 

Carroll  Edward,  98  Chapel 

Caroll  Edward,  grocer  Bancker  c  Pike 

Carroll  George,  broker  20  Mulberry 

Carroll  James,  eatinghouse  304  Water 

Carroll  James,  housecarp  Rivington 

Carroll  Matthew,  15  Frankfort       [h  53  Chatham 

Carse  George,  math.  mat.  instr.  maker  106  Cherry 

Carshore  Thomas,  painter  69  Arundel 

Carskaden  Joseph,  brushraaker  1  Hague 

Carson  Robert,  grocer  42  Henry 

Carstang  James,  Orchard  n  Stanton 

Carstang  John,  Norfolk 

Carstang  Elizabeth,  washw.  4  1-2  Market 

Cartan  Robert,  lab.  7  Ludlow 

Carter  A.  dry  good  st.  414  Pearl 

Carter  David,  combmaker  27  Anthony 

Carter  Enoch,  carpenter  Little  Water  ' 

Carter  Hannah,  Cherry  n  Montgomery 

Carter  Henry,  miller  rear  51  Arundel 

Carter  John,  laborer  43  Orange 

Carter  John-,  branch  pilot  87  rear  Henry 

Carter  Jos«ph,  teacher  126  Mulberry 

Carter  John,  shoemaker  15  Henry 

Carter  Lewis,  agent  rear  81  Orange 

Carter  Matthew,  lookingglass  fac.  140  William 

Carter  Ph«be, Lewis  Man.  Is. 

Carter  Samuel,  chair  mak.  8  Pump1.  [Pearl 

Carter  Samuel  H.  lookingglass  st.  289  Pearl  h.  281 

Carter  Samuel,  cabinet  maker  50  Beekman 

Carter  Thomas,  shipwright  50  Henry  v 

Carter  Thomas,  merchant  79  Greenw. 

Carter  William  M  tallow  chandler  186  Church 

Carter  Wm.  shipwright  57  Lombardy 

Carter  widow  Ann.  Norfolk  n  Broome 

Carter  widow  Helen, 80  Barclay 

Cai  thes  T.  S.  mer.  129  Pearl 

Canwright  Alexander,  shipmaster  128  Lombardy 

Carver  Susanna,  28  Reed 

Carver  William,  farrier  3  Republican  Alley 

Carver  Wm.  blacksmith  Lewis  u  Grand 

Cary  Henry,  69  Chamber 

Cary  Mary,  young  ladies  seminary  125  12  Bowery 
Cary  Robert,  porterhouse  63  James 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  15 


Cary  William  Broome  n  Essex 
Cary  &  Co.  Henry,  raer,  38  Mills  li  69  Chamber 
Casate  Mark,  42  Thomas 
Case  Gabriel,  Stanton  c.  Attorney 
Case  John,  mason  Broome  n  Allen 
Case  Thomas,  pain'er  118  Mott 
Case  Whitefield,  Stanton  c  Attorney 
Case  Williams,  comb  maker  46  Crosby 
Caston  Mauria,  dry  good  st.  353  Pearl 
Casey  James,  grocer  Roosevelt  o  Cherry 
Casey  James,  grocer  66  Warren 
Casey  jun  James,  grocer  51  Cherry 
Casey  jun  James,  grocer  66  Warren 
Casey  John,  tailor  98  Water 
Casey  Patrick,  marshal  92  Mulberry 
Cash  Joseph,  427  Washington 
Cashman  CiiD.  grocers  258 Front 
Casilear  Francis,  shipwright  6  Pike 
Casilear  John,  shipwright  17  Arundal 
Casilear  widow  Isabella,  16  Arundal 
Casper  John  S.cartman  Rivington  n  Allen 
Cassada  James,  grocer  35  Henry 
Cass  widow  Catherine,  8  Vestry 
Cassale  Bernardo,  82  Fulton 
Cassedy  Andrew,  58  Pearl 
Cassedy  Charles,  grocer  125  1-2  Anthony 
Cassedy  Henry,  cartman  189  Orange 
Cassedy  Henry,  cartman  Hester  n  Bowery 
Cassedy  Hugh,  drayman  58  Bancker 
Cassidy  Christopher,  tailor  33  Maiden-lane 
Casslin  John,  currier  12  Chesnut 
Castaing  Joseph,  Fr  teacher  and  trans  504  Pear) 
Castelii  Catherine,  70  Liberty 
Casten  Jacob,  barber  69  Bancker 
Castilo  Eli,  105  Orange 
•  Castine  Catherine,  106  Orrliard 
Castle  Robert,  cartman  Elizabeth  n  Spring 
Castle  Wm  S.  block  and  pump  ink  1^6  Wasbingto 
Castles  Hinament,  merchant  2  William 
Castles  Robert,  labourer  rear  22  Harmatr 
Casto  Henry  SjLB  Henriques,  distil.  173  Bancke 
Catcbett  Patrick,  grocer  80  Bancker  [h  126  Hem 
<  'ales  Leonard,  101  Chatham 
Calhel  James  W.  grocer  51  Leonard 

CATHOLIC  ffpfS  CATHEDRA/. 
Mott  n  mVm  Prince 

CATHOLIC  f;  \fl  CHURCH 
Rarclm/  MPS  Strtrf 
Cattell  Ruth,  33  Lombardy 
Caughlan  Timothy,  grocer  87  Bancker 
Cauldwell  Anna,  61  Bayard 
« 'auldwell  Ebenezer,  china  store  429  Pearl 
Cauldwell  John,  merchant  294  Pearl 
Caulfield  Peter,  dry  good  store  390  Pearl  .  MHP 
Caulfield  &.  Toot,  dry  good  store  390  Pearl 
Cause  Abraham,  labourer  Columbia  c  Rivingtoi 
Cavan  Wm.  shipmaster  34  Eldridge 
Cave  Stephen,  shoe  store  61  Chatham 
Cave  widow  R  91  Henry 


156 


MERCEIN'S 


Caven  Peter,  labourer  14  Forsyth 

Cavenaugh  Morgan,  9  Augustus 

Cayar.  Bernard,  fruit  store  31  Catherine 

Cay  v        -ershom,  earpenter  Stanton  u  Suffolk 

Cayv     ii  Joseph,  Allen  c  Hester 

Caze  Thomas,  cartman  218  Delancey 

Caze  h  RLhajd,  merchants  39  William 

Cazeaux  J  B.33  South 

Cebra  John  Yates,  auc  h  com  mer  106  h  59  Pear! 

Cebra  &  Cuming,  106  Pearl 

Celbert  Ivlillesent,  millir.er  13  Division 

Celestin  B.  hairdresser  251  Greenwich 

Cellehue  Archibald,  45  Division 

Cenpten  Patrick,  carpenter  rear  59  Suffolk 

Cenon  Adelaide,  107  Duane 

Center  Robert,  merchant  6S  South  h  13  John 

Centre  Market,  Grand  c  Orange 

Cerneau  Joseph,  jeweller  88  Chatham 

Certain  John  P.  tobacconist  109  Division 

Chabert  Richard,  tailor  83  Murray 

Chadeayne  Andrew,  tailor  21  Fulton 

Chadeayne  Henry,  labourer  Stanton  nBoWery 

Chadeayne  John,  tailor  316  Pearl 

ChaJeayne  Jonathan,  1 13  Hester 
Chadeayne  ,  316  Pear! 

Cbadwick  James,  155  Hudson 

Chadwick  John,  mariner  100  Broad 

Chad  wick  John,  mariner  63  Pearl 

Cbadwick  Joseph,  rigger  126  Allen 

Chadwick  Win.  lapidary  52  Augustus 

Chaffinch  Charles,  founder  Grand  c  Goerck 

Chalk  John,  earpenter  66  Bayard 

Chalk  Thamas,  chandler  66  Bayard 

Chalk  widow,  233  Mulberry 

Chalmers  James,  dyer  174  William 

Chalmers  T  II.  grocer  c  Cross  and  Orange 

Chalmers  Charlotte,  11  Chapel 

Chamberlain  Emma,  17  Eidridge 

Chamberlain  Hannah,  48  Hester 

Chamberlain  John,  sail  ir.k  44  Front  h  158  Hester 

Chambers  James,  rigger  149  Lombardy 

Chambers  John,  48  Wall 

Chambers  Martha,  46  Crosby 

Chambers  Miles,  tailor  381  Pearl 

Chambers  TJhomas,  merchant  16  Walker  h  1  Clift" 

Chambers  widow  Ann,  169  Spring 

Chambers  widow  Elizabeth,  109  Forsyth 

Champenoes  Margaret,  166  Anthony 

Champlin  Jeremiah  O.  Broadway  opp  4th  Avenue 

Chance  George,  58  Pine  ,- 

Chandler  Adoniram,  type  found. 93  Gold 

Gnandler  John,  repemaker  Allen  n  Stanton 

Chandler  Stephen,  silversmith  29  1  2  Frankfort 

Chandler  widow  Mary  Frances,  164  Bowery 

Chandler  widow  Sarah,  2d  Avenue  n  1st 

Chaney  George,  cartman  18  Orchard 

Chhtifrand  R.  grocer  20  Bowery 

Chapin  Dexter.  2  :6  Pearl 

Chariin  Eli,  coffee  raanufac  Walker  c  Chapel 

Chaplin  MrsO.  10  and  12  Church 

Chapman  Fanny,  widow  of  Oliver  3  Park  Place 


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Chapman  George,  glover  179  Orange 
Chapman  Henry,  cartman  13  Chariton 
Chapman  Israel,  shipmaster  Broome  n  Essex 
Chapman  J.  blockmaker  275  Front  h  21  Roosevelt 
Chapman  James,  fisherman  9  Cbeapside 
Chapman  Job,  cartman  30  Broome 
Chapman  Joseph,  fisherman  134  Henry 
Chapman  Joseph,  pawnbroker  20oGreenwich 
Chapman  Lebbeus,  60  Spring 
Chapman  Nathaniel  B.  144  Greenwich 
Chapman  Thomas,  38  Spruce 
Chapman  Victor,  c  Perry  and  Greenwich 
Chapman  Witham,  Pitt  h  West  n  Spriag 
Chapman  Wo.  66  Pine 

Chapman  widow  Elizabeth,  boardb.  150 Broadway 
Chapman  widow  ,  69  James  [c  Liberty- 

Chapman  Wm.  159  Church 
Chappel  James,  hatter,  3  Chapel 
•-happell  Thomas,  grocer  61  Bowery 
Chappie  A.  60  Barclay 
Chappie  James,  rigger  28  Oak 
Chappie  John,butch6Fly  mark  Elizabeth  n  Spring 
Chappies  Salvadore,  fruit  store  140  Chatham 
Chardeayne  Elizabeth,  tailoress  325  Fearl 
Cbardavoyne  Wm.  W.  carp  33  Warren  h  160Duane 
Chardavoyne  Wm.  fcTC  plumb  147  Cherry 
Chardvoyna  S.  smith  Little  Bancker 
Cbarruaud  John,  professor  of  dancing  75  Warren 
Chazowrnes  T.  56  John 
Charles  John,  mercbt  403  Pearl 
Charles  John,  shoemaker  4  Peck  slip 
Charles  Robt.  soap  &  candle  manuf  58  Chatham 
Charles  William,  Christopher  n  Bedford 
Cbarleton  Chas.  J.  labourer  62  Mulberry 
Cbarleton  Samuel,  basket  maker  62  Mulberry 
Cbarlson  Jesse  cartman  Goer«:k  n  Grand 
Charlton  Charles,  painter  116  Orange 
Charlton  Geo  81  Mott 
Chart  Edward,  28  Vandewater 
Charts  D.  497  Broadway 
Charter  and  Williams,  merchant?'  67  Pearl 
Charters  John,  23  Charlton 
Charters  Thomas,  coacbmaker23  Charlton 
Chase  Ammi,  shipwright  60  Cannon  [water 
Chase  Borden,  com.  mer.  214  Front,  s.  37  Vande- 
Chase  Henry,  140  Allen 

Chase  John,  boat  builder  309  Water  h  62  Cherry 
Chase  Rev.  J.  Delancy  n  Forsyth 
Chase  Martin,  fruiter  31  Bayard 
Chase  Richard,  53  Water 

Chatterton  Abm.  cartman^fiullivan  c  Houston  - 
Cbatterton  Peter,  Elizabeth  n  Spring  , 
Chaurand  Honore  c  Stanton,  and  Orchard 
Che'ebre  widow  Elizabf.h,  Elm  n  Broome 
Chaudellet  Jos.  grocer  83  Nassau 

Chaudale!  10  Beekman 

Cbave  Wm.  efcwyer,  Clark  a  Spring 
Chauveau  F.  tinman  47  Chapel 
Chaveli  George  grocer  54  Nassau  c  Fulton 
Cheavens  Henry,  jeweller,  kc  W6Broadwa\r 


MERCEIN'S 


Cliecseman  Benj.  accountant  64  Bowery 
Cheeseman  U.  crock 'y  st  8  James  si  h  18  Cheapside 
Cheeseman  George  16  Cbeapside 
Cheeseman  John  B.  wheelwright  Allen  c  Broome; 
Cheeseman  John  C.  M.  D.  11  Cherry 
Cheeseman  Joseph,  103  Lombardy 
Cheeseman  Samuel,  3  Essex 

Cheeseman  Tim.  S.  cartman  64  Ludlow    [ling  slip  ' 
Cheeseman  l\'m.  sailmnker  30  Roosevelt  it  21  Bui- 
Chaners  Jno.  labourer  32  Bancker 
Cheney  Amos,  ship  carpenter  568  Water 
Cheney  Samael,  carpenter  Cherry  n  Rivington 
Chauncr  Jno  bak*r21  Mulberry 
Cherry  Charles,  fruiter  393  Pearl 
Cherry  John,  grocer  33  Anthony 
Cherry  Joseph,  cartman  33  Anthony 
Chesebrough  R.  mer  186 Pearl,  h.  324  Broadway 
Chesebrough  h  Peterson,  merchants  186  Pearl 
Chesebrough  &.  Van  Alen  dry  good  mer  199  Pearl 
h  18  Hester  [ton 
Chessman  widow  Elizabeth  Desbrosses  n  Washing- 
Cheshire  Lattum  &  Co  321  Pearl 
Chester  Christian,  marine  hotel,  6  Catharine  Slip 
Chester  Thomas  L.  65  Dey 
Chester  W  W.  142  Greenwich 
Chester  W.  W.  ii  T.  L.  carpet  store  191  Broadway 
Chestcrman  James,  mercht.  tailor  23  John 
Ohevee  James  pawn  broker  79  Division 
Chevee  Miss,  dress  maker  19  Dey 
Chevers  William,  marshal  29  Pike 
Chevalier  A  L.  musician  101  Reed 
Chevalier  JVich.  Grand  n  Eldridge 
Chew  R.  mercht  Mechanic  Hall 
Chichester  Gilbert,  drygood  st  481  Greenwich 
Chichester  &,  Vanwyck,  301  Pearl 
Child  Abm.  226  Spring 
Child  Elizabeth,  baker  244  Bowery 
Child  Evander,  broker  Hudson  n  Broome 
Child  Francis,  conveyancer  19  Chatham 
Child  jun  Francis,  mer  215  Pearl 
Child  Lewis,  painter  and  glazier  220  Water 
China,  Thomas,  carpenter  99  Anthony 
t'liingy  Jno.  halter  82  Nassau 
Chipp  Charles,  C  H.  officer 91  Gold 
Chipp  Charles,  101  Gold 
Chipp  Isaac,  grocer  514  Pearl 
Cbitry  Peter,  silversmith  Burrows  n  Herring 
Chivvis  C.  butch  50  Wash  mark  h  149  Crosby 
Cbivvis  J.  butch  48  Wash  mar  h  Eldridge  c  Delaa. 
Chivvis  Jno.  butch.  43  Wash  mark,  h  201  Mulberry 
Chivvis  Wja.  butch  42  Wash  mark  h  Mulberry  n. 
Christian  C%6rles,  Justice  72  Elm  [Spring 
Christian  Wm.  cartman  Mulberry  c  Grand 
Christian  Wm.  shoemaker  89  Henry 
Christian  Zachariah,  labourer  3  Jefferson 
Christie  Alex,  stonecutter  Charltou  n  Varick  [West 
ChristieD.  stonecutter  Hubert  c  Washington,  shop 
Christie  Hannah,  338  Water 
Christie  Geo.  150  Reed 
Christie  John,  cartman  Renwick 
( hriMie  Joseph,  fruit  store  100  Catharine 


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Christie  Joseph,  smith  -Watts  n  Varick 

Christie  John,  labourer  102  Cross  , 

Christie  Peter  D.  8  Thomas 

Christie  Robert,  mason  Charlton  c  Varick 

Christie  Wm.  cartman  153 Reed 

Christopher  Eugene,  25  Elm 

Christopher  Joseph,  117  Liberty 

Christy  Sloan,  hairdresser  23  Bancker 

Church  Associate       jfyS'f^     Reformed  2d.  Pearl 

Church  Joseph,  moroc.  dresser  267  Cross 
Church  Rodney  S.  attorney  7  Nassau  h  88  Cedar 
Church  S.  L.  pump  maker  foot  Bowery  Hill 
Church  Thomas,  moroc.  dresser  25  Jumes 
Church  widow  Mary,  65  Mulberry 


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'  u>  Chatham 


Church  of  the  Society 

Friends,  Duane 
Churchill  John,  cartman  227  Division 
Churchward  Richard,  mariner  23  Water 
Cilb  James  H.  bookbinder  102  Liberty 
Cilver  Wm.  tailor  86  Mulberry 
Cipriaull  Joshua,  dry  good  st.  227  Greenwich 
Circulating  Library,  263  Broadway 
Cisco  Francis  D.  cartman  Bowery  a  Art 
Cisco  John,  labourer  Gilbert  n  Herring 
Cisco  P.  F.  grocer  Bowery  c  Pump 
City  Auction  Room,  4  Thames 

CITY     fe|  HALL. 


Offices  on  the  basement  floor. 
No.,1  Police  Office.         2  Loan  Office. 

3  WatehRoom.        17  Justices  Court. 

18  District  Clerk's  Office. 

First  Floor. 

4  Recorder's  Office. 

5  Mayor's  Office. 

6  City  Inspector.       JjBWl'UMMtsJi.^  . 

7  Clerk  of  Common  Council. 

8  Street  Comissioner's  Office. 

9  House  Keeper's  Room. 

10  Committee  Room. 

19  Supreme  Court  Clerk's  Office. 

20  County  Clerk.  •  -a^trw.  ' 

21  Register.  3*%» 
23  Surrogate  or  Probate. 

23  Clerk  of  Session. 

24  Sheriff's  Office. 

Seiond  FTbor. 

11  Governor's  Room. 

12  Comptroller's  Office. 

13  Common  Council  Room. 

14  Court  of  Sessions. 

25  District  Court. . 

26  Mayor's  Court. 

27  Supreme  Court. 

28  Attorney  of  Corporation. 


160 


MERCEIN'S 


CITY  HOTEL       ppfft  123  BROADWAY 


C'ivill  Wa.  grocer  259  Duane 

Claghorm  Joseph,  failmuker  63  Warren 

Clancy  James,  25  Augustus 

Clancy  Win.  grocer  82  Cherry 

Clansy  Wm.  grocer  22  Rose 

Clane  John,  rigger  and  stevedore  39  Lombardy 

Clapp  Abel  S.  cartman  Rivington  c  Ludlow 

Clapp  Francis,  chandler  173  Bowery 

Clapp  James,  42  Provost 

Clapp  John,  flour  mer.  31  Burling  slip  h  Market 
Clapp  John  H.  Broome  c  Orchard 
Clapp  Philip,  44  Frankfort 
Clark  Alexander,  38  Reed 
Clark  Allen,  grocer  471  Broadway 
Clark  Amos,  insp.  of  lumb.  33  Hester  St  21  Norfolk- 
Clark  Ann,  Fruit  store  Orchard  c  Broome 
Clark  Ann  widow,  Orchard  c.  Stanton 
Clark  Andrew,  cartman  Laurens  n  Spring 
Clark  Barbara,  widov,  33  Dover 
Clark  Benj.  T.  mason  272  Spring 
Clark  Benj.  measurer  of  grain  22  Batavia  lane 
Clark  Benj.  attorney  8  Beekman  h  51  Cliff 
Clark  Catharine,  widow  48  Anthony 
Clark  Charles, hairdresser 252  William 
Clark  Charles,  mariner  82  Nassau 
Clark  Charles  I.  grocer  28S  Broadway  h  42  Reed 
Clark  Chester,  202  Pearl  h  3  Liberty 
Clark  Cornelius,  cartman  Eldridge  n  Delancy 
Clark  Daniel,  grocer  Courtlandt  c  Greenwich 
Clark  David,  mariner  26  Oak 
Clark  Ebenezer,  Broadway  n.  Bleecker 
Clark  Ebenezer,  shipwright  567  Water 
Clark  Ebenezer,  caulker  594  Water 
Clark  Elizabeth  11  Cheapside 
Clark  Frederick  92  Church 
Clark  Gerardus,  attor.  and  notary  138  Water 
Clark  Gerardus,  h  Grand  c  Broadway 
Clark  George,  mariner  186  Bancker 
Clark  Gilbert,  365  Bowery 
ClarV  Hampton,  mason 3  West 
Clark  Jacob  D.  carpenter  Eldridge  n  Broome 
('larkjJameS)  carpenter41  Chapel 
Clark  James, painter  45  Anthony 
Clark  James,  smith  22  Hester,  h  12  Suffolk 
Clark  James,  mariner  c  Rutgers  and  Lombardy 
Clark  James  H.  carpenter  Grand  n  Elm 
Clark  James  M.  porter  12  Thames  * 
■Clark  James,  mariner,  39  N.  Moore 
Clark  John,  distiller  £12  Bowery 
'Clark  John,  steam  engineer  h  222  Water 
Clark  jun.  John,  druggist  24  Gold 
Clark  John,  69  Cherry 

Clark  John,  druggist  85  Maiden-lane  u  64  Barclay 

Clark  John,  millwright  26  Rhyuder  n  Grand 

Clark  John,  carpenter  Lewis  c  Deiancy 

Clark  John  A  shoemaker  168  Reed 

Clark  John  B.  grocer,  39  Robinson  c  Washington 


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Clark  John,  tobacconist,  107  Orange 
Clark  John,  grocer  59  Pump 
Clark  John  0.  carpenter  Little  Bancker 
Clark  John  L.  eartman  298  Spring 
Clark  Joseph,  boarding,  house  26  Water 
Clark  Joseph,  waiter  68  Warren 
Clark  Joseph,  painter  46  Mulberry 
Clark  Joseph  M.  Laurens  n  Spring 
Clark  Joshua,  eartman  Cannon  n  Rivington 
Clark  Labun,  Allen  n  Rivington 
Clark  Lemuel  E.  printer  69  Orchard 
Clark  Luther,  attorney  16  and  33  Beekman 
Clark  Mary,  31  Lombnrdy 
Clark  Nancy,  4  Talbot 
Clark  Oliver  L.  painter  and  glazier  60  Pearl 
Clark  Palmer,  fisherman  15  Augustus 
Clark  Peter,  Amos  n  Washington 
Clark  Reuben,  eartman  Broome  c  Ludlow 
Clark  Richard  S  drygood  store  17  Beaver 
Clark  Robert  T.  Pell  c  Doyer 
Clark  Robert,  smith  Forsyth  u  Rivington 
Clark  Robert,  cordwainer  94  Henry 
Clark  Rufus,  carpenter  Lewis  n  Delancy 
Clirk  R.  broker  62  Pine 
Clark  Samuel,  boot  &  shoemaker  169  Cherry 
Clark  Samuel,  tavern  361  Greenwich 
Clark  Samuel,  tavern  18  Bowery 
Clark  Samuel,  20  Roosevelt 
Clark  S  Y.  grocer  Spring  c  Hudson 
Clark  Smith,  grocer  Wash,  c  Beach 
Clark  T.  labourer  Delancy  n  Lewis 
Clark  Theodore,  hatter  117  Chatham  h  528  Pearl 
Clark  Thomas,  shipcarpen.  Cherry  c  Montgomery 
Clark  Thomas,  tailor  85  Forsyth 
Clark  Thomas B.  shipwright  Montgomery  n  Cherry 
Clark  Thomas  L.  druggist  85  Maiden-lane 
Clark  William,  grocer  157  Fly-market 
Clark  William,  grocer  New-sl.  c  Front  h  18  Oak 
Clark  William  S.  shipmaster  Grand  n  Crosby 
Clark  William,  printer  75  Henry 
Clark  Catherine  widow  of  Alex.  27  Hudson  i^ 
Clark  and  Beer9,  merchants  193  Broadway  :/W 
Clark  and  Ingersoll.  grocers  Front  c  New-slip 
Clark  William,  eartman  Bowery  opposite  Art 
Clark  widow  Ruth,  185  Spring 
Clark  widow  Eliza,  67  Leonard 
Clark  and  Smith,  grocers  West  n  Courtlandt 
Clark  and  Smith,  78  Courtlandt 
Clarke  Agur,  11  Walker 
Clarke  William,  grocer  32  Stanton  c  Forsyth 
Clarke  widow  Polly,  223  Christie 
Clarkland  James,  sawyer  Collister  n  Laight 
Clarkson  Daniel,  shoemaker  Cannon  c  Stanton 
Clarkson  David  Augustus,  mer.  33  Broadway 
Clarkson.  David,  grocer  34  Front 
Clarkson  Levinas,  mer.  11  Harrison 
Clarkson  M  26  Pearl 
Clarkson  Matthew  J.  9  Gouverneur's  lane 
Clarkson  Thomas  S.  mer.  33  Broadway 
Clarkson  William  B.  34  Front 
I  Clarkson  widow  of  Freeman,  97  Liberty 


102  MERCEIN'S 

Clary  Michael,  labourer  Collect  c  Pump 
Clarv  Owen,  175  Hester 
Class  Samuel,  77  Church 

Class  and  Co.  Francis,  tm  and  hardw  st.  2(  Cnatu 

Classen  Edward,  boatman  Delancy  c  Pitt 

Claus  George,  confectioner  79  Mott 

Clawson  Anthony,  131  Cherry  aud  L.  I.  coffee  h. 

Clawson  Nicholas,  cooper  Reason 

Clayton  widow,  417  Pearl  . 

Clayton  E  B.  printer  84  Maiden-lane  fi  64  fine  b 

Clayton  Joel  T.  grocer  Franklin  c  Coll.  [36  Broad 

Clayton  Thomas,  waiter  c  Cedar  and  Temple 

Clayton  William  H.  2  Garden  [Pine 

Clayton  k  Kingsland,  print.  84  Maiden-lane  and  64 

Clearman  John,  shoem.  Crosby  n  Spring 

Clear  Matthew,  31  Henry 

Cleeves  John,  druggist  c  Grand 

Clegg  Isaac,  grocer  3  Catherine       [64  Thomson 

Cleland  Charles,  coach  trimmer  and  harness  roak. 

Clemens  Nich.  grocer  and  board,  h.  64  1-2  Cherry 

Clements  John  P.  grocer  70  Bancker 

Clements  J.  veterinary  surgeon  27  Warren 

Clements  Joseph,  mariner  Cherry  n  Walnut 

Clements  Martha,  101  Mott 

Clements  Msry,  101  Mott 

Clements  Richard,  hatter  23  Harmau 

Clement  J  J.  comb  maker  100  Broadway 

Clemmens  James,  cooper  15  Olive* 

Clendining  Alex.  Charlton  n  Hudson 

Clendining  George,  Mott  n  Prince 

Clendining  John,  mer.  209  Pearl 

Clendining  P.  tallowchand  Etfridge  n  Rivington 

Clendining  &.  Buckley,  merchants  209  Pearl 

Clerc  H.  watchmaker  286  Pearl 

Cleves  Charles,  druggist  Grand  c  Collect 

Clews  widcw  of  Samuel,  boarding  h.  367  Water 

Clifton,  Eli'a  1  0:.k 

Climp  George,  cartraan  57  Spring 

Climp  Jacob,  cartman  218  Orange 

Climp  John,  cartman  Delancy  c  Arundel 

Clinch  Geo.  porter  h.  167  Cherry 

Clinch  Jacob,  merchant  30  Reed 

Clinch  James,  Franklin  house,  Broadway 

Clinch  John,  carpenter  141  Collect 

Clinch  and  Co.  James,  shipcham).  Dey  c  \V  as.b. 

Cline  Anthony,  ropemaker  220  Delancy 

Cline  widow  Elizabeth,  Christie  n  Broome 

Cling  William,  labourer  77  Lombardy 

Clinsh  Isaac,  carpenter  55  N.  Moore 

Clintock  widow  Elizabeth,  106  Reed 

Clinton  Barllelt.D'tanec  Augustus 

Clinton  Dewitt,  gov.  of  the  state,  office  City.Hall 

Clinton  Doctor,  286  Braadway 

Clinton  John,  smith  23  Charlton 

Clinton  widow  of  George,  385  Broadway 

Clif>p  Wm.  merchant  tailor  50  Stone 

Clizbie  Ira,  attor  at  law  40  Water 

Cloid  Joseph, chairmaker  1  Moore 

Close  John,  carpi  nier  397  Cherry 

Clossey  Myles  F.  107  Liberty 


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<  ioutman  Hester,  washerwoman,  57  Ludlow 

Clover  Peter  L.  gilder  14  Crosby 

Clowes  John  M.  merchant  10  Peck-slip 

Clows  Lawrence.  34  Pell 

Ctoyd  David,  cartman  91  Mulberry 

Clue  Frederick,  oysterman  39  Lombardy 

Clue  John,  mariner  163  Bancker 

Clussman  George  H.  mer.  44S  Pearl 

Clueet  Charles,  130  Church 

Cluzet  F.  engraver  150  Church 

Clyde  James,  cartman,  .Mutt  c  Bayard 

Coad  Patrick,  morocco  dresser  15  Elm 

Coapetuan  Richard,  tlockbuilder  Washin.  n  Spring 

Coap?man  John,  doi.kb nil.  rear  470  Green  and  157 

Coarioi;  widow,  8  Doyer  [Hudson 

Coates  John,  shipwright  95  Broad 

Coates  Stephen,  rigger  8  Harman 

Coates  S  W.  merchant  292  Broadway 

Coates  Susan,  dress  maker  139  Chamber 

Coates  Thomas  P.  printer  21  Rose 

Coates  widow  Sibel,  366  Water 

Coats  John,  teacher  20S  William 

Cobb  Abraham,  tobacconist  5  Birmingham 

Cobb  Ebenezer,  83  Henry 

Cobb  Nathan,  shipmaster  143  Cherry 

Cobb  Oliver,  grocer  6  Coenties-slip 

Cobbert  Catherine,  7  Birmingham 

Gobbett  James  P.  seed  store  63  Fulton 

Cobbett  Wm  jun.  old  Haerlcm  Road 

Cochran  Daniel,  distiller  173  h  169  Bancker 

Cochran  Francis,  stonecutter  Washington  c  Beach 

Cochran  Henry,  Watts  n  Varick 

Cochran  John,  3  Republican-alley 

Cochran  John,  cabinetmaker  5  Warren 

Cochran  John,  bookbinder  Lumber  c  Cedar 

Cochran  Robert,  grocer  159  Front  h  487  Pearl 

Cochran  Thomas  jun.  grocer  357  Broadway 

Cochran  Wm  D.  carpenter  80  Forsyth 

Cochran  Wm.  grocer  102  Beekman 

Cochrane  Henrietta,  grocer  Chapel  c  Murray 

Cochrane  Thos.  watchmk  k.  dry  good  st  278  Green 

Cock  Charles,  milkman  Gerard  n  Bowery  [wick 

CocfcThomas,  M  D  99  Beekman 

Cock  widow,  teacher  47  Oak 

Cockburn  John  M.  16  Arundal 

Cockeroft  I.  M  D  16  Forsyth 

Cockle  John,  naval  agent  n  Tenth  3d  Avenue 

Cocks  James,  watchmaker  196  Chatham 

Cockroft  James,  M  D  &  surgeon  16  Forsyth 

Cocks  John  F.  Broadway  n  Amity 

Coddington  Abraham,  cartmau  44  Provost 

Coddington  John,  64  Sullivan 

Coddington  John,  mason  104  Reed 

Coddington  John,  merchant  174  Front 

Coddington  Jonathan  I  204  Front  h  63  Beekman 

Coddirgton  Joseph,  mer  204  Front  h  239  William 

Coddington  Moses,  merchant  253  Duane 

Coddington  Saml.  grocer  12Coenties-slh  13  Moore 

Coddington  Samuel,  merchant  13  Moore 

Curiuington  J  U  J.  merchants  204  Front 

Code  Patrick,  morocco  dresser  178  Duane 


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Codington  George  F.  dry  good  st291  Greenvvicli 

Codington  Melard,  carpenter  Mulberry  n  Cathedral 

Codington  widow,  Charles  n  Herring 

Codington  &  Co.  grocers  12  Coenlies-siip 

Codwise  David,  attorney  21  Pine  h  105  Greenwich 

Codwise  J  N.  418  h  331  Pearl 

Coe  Moses,  carpenter  199  Harman 

Coe  Wm  S.  merchant  319  Pearl  h  155  Cherry 

Coe  widow  Jane,  corset  warehouse  2  Chamber 

Coe  widow  Mary,  boardinghouse  37  Vesey 

Coffie  Eleanor,  317  Greenwich 

Coffin  jun  Alex,  st  pr  agent  Commerce  c  Bedford 

Coffin  Caleb,  Rhynders  u  Broome 

Coffin  George  C.  portwarden  11  Reed 

Coffin  John,  11  Reed 

Coffin  Wm.  88  Reed 

Cogdill  Wm.  comb  maker  6  Lombardy 

Cogen  Howard,  33  Vesey 

Coggeshall  Caleb,  sliipch.  165  Front  h  104Lombar- 

Coggill  George,  56  Pine  h  172  Broadway  [dy 

Coghian  Daniel,  boardinghouse  23  Old-slip 

Coglilan  John,  49  Pine 

Coglan  John,  2  Republican  Alley 

Cogswell  Aaron  E.  carpenter  7  Elizabeth 

Cogswell  Cuai  C.  choc  &i  mustard  manuf  227  Wm. 

Cohen  Barrow  A.  watchmaker  304  Bowery 

Cohen  H  E.  whipmaker  102  Water  h  42  Pearl 

Cohen  Jacob  J.  mer  11  Fletcher  h  322  Washington 

Coil  Francis,  painter  135Bancker 

Coit  David,  shoemaker  73  Hester 

Coit  Henry,  merchant  413  Water  h  63  South 

Coit  Levi,  merchant  50  Wall  h  90  White 

Coit  Nathaniel,  grocer  62  Allen 

Coit  Samuel,  marketman  72  Pump 

Cockelet  Peter,  cartman  10  Bedford 

Colbert  Robert,  grocer  Bowery-hill 

Colbert  widow  Juliana,  Desbrosses 

Colbey  John,  pajnter53  Christie 

Colby  Moses,  140  Allen 

Colden  CadwalladerD.  mayor  of  the  city  1  William 

Colden  Cadwallader  R  590  Broadway 

Colden  Samuel,  86  Cedar 

Cole  Abraham,  city  measurer  149  Reed 

Cole  Abraham,  mason  65  Macdougal 

Cole  Abraham,  Bedford 

Cole  Barnet:  grocer  108  Vesey 

Cole  Caleb,  Greenwich-lane  n  Amos 

Cole  Cornelius,  mason  130  Church 

Cole  Ebenezer,  city  weigher  55  Washington  . 

Cole  Ebenezer,  cartman  62  Varick 

Cole  Garrit,  cartmau  109  Chapel 

Cole  Henry,  mariner  162  Duane 

CoJc  Isaac,  cartman  24  Ludlow 

Cole  Isaac,  ma9on  67  Macdougal 

Cole  Jacob  A.  carpenter  67  Macdougal 

Cole  James,  tailor  250  William 

Cole  Jno.  mariner  89  Bancker 

Cole  John,  sailmaker28  Cocnties-slip  h  41  Stont 

Cole  P.  W.  printer  65  Nassau 

Cole  Richard,  shipmaster  38  Cheapside 


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«.'ola  Selah,  tinplater  13  Prince 

Cole  Simeon,  cartman  123  Pump 

Coif  widow  Sarah,  17  Thomas 

Coleman  Charles,  labourer  Ridge  n  Riviogtou 

Coleman  Dann,  labourer  119  Mulberry 

Coleman  Jackson,  cartman  143  Essex 

Coleman  James,  shoemaker  Delancy  a  Bowery 

Coleman  O.  Market  n  Henry 

Coleman  Silas,  caitman  75  Forsyth  [b  30  Hudson 

Coleman  William,  couns.  and  editor  Evening  Post 

Coleman  widow  Mary,  1  Moore 

Coles  Amos,  57  Courtlandt 

Coles  Benj.  U.  1  South 

Coles  Caleb,  shoestore  355 Pearl  h  B83  William 

Coles  Charles,  sawyer  Columbia  c  Stanton 

Coles  David  A.  c  Water  and  Waluut 

Coles  David,  cartman  265  Spring 

Coles  John  B.  merchant  1  South  and  2  State 

Coles  Joseph,  dry  good  store  1 1  Peck  slip 

Coles  Robert,  dry  good  store  Grand  n  Lewis 

Coles  Thomas,  shoestore  355  Pearl  h  i)0  Frank/ ji ' 

Coles  Willett,  TO  Warren 

Coles  William  F.  merchant  2  South 

Coles  Caleb  &  Thomas,  shoemakers  355  Pear! 

Coley  Daniel,  grocer  19  Market  slip,  h  165  Cherry 

Coley  Samuel,  typefounder  67  North  Moore 

Colgate  Bowles,  chandler  8  Dutch 

Colgate  J.  tallow  chandler  248  Greenwich 

Colgate  William,  tallow  eband  6  Dutch  h  43  John 

Colgrove  Francis,  cartman  Broome  n  Varick 

<  'olgrove  John,  carpenter  86  Varick 

Colboon  James,  grocer  Orange  c  Leonard 

Collard  A.  tailor  60  Warren 

Collard  A.  bookbinder  8S  Nassau 

Collard  Isaac,  shoemaker  28  !>arclay4Vy'-;« 

Collard  J»hn,  labourer  60  Warren  m 

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■  ulles  Richard,  sailmaker  Sol  Front 
Codes  Richard,  sailmaker  2  Beekman 
Collet  Joseph,  hotel  119  Pearl 
Collier  Uriah,  cartman  48  Spring  * 
Collin  Mary,  fruiter  ~9  William 
Collingwood  Susannaii,  123  Elm 
Collins  Abraham,  268  Greenwich 
Collins  Benjamin  S,  printer  112  Elm 
Collins  Catherine,  inantuamaker  Walnut 
Collins  Catherine,  itore  211  Mulberry 
Collins  Charles,  merchant  4  Cherry 
Collins  George,  52  Mercer 
Collins  George,  mariner  85  Roosevelt 
Collins  Henry,  painter  100  Forsyth 
Collins  Isaac,  bookseller  189  Pearl  h  14  Broome 
Collins  James,  painter  139  Harman 
Collins  J.  waiter  26  Anthony 
Collins  J.  G.  merchant  73  South  b  503  Broadivay 
Collins  John,  labourer  19  Orange  11 
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Collins  John,  mariner  12  Batavia 

Collins  Joseph,  carpenter  Orchard  n  Broome 

Collins  Letty,  tailoress  32  Chamber 

Collins  Patrick, mason  89  Orange 

Collins  Samuel,  blockmaker  rear  9  Anthony 

Collins  Stephen,  saddler  17  Rose 

Collins  Terrence,  rigger  31  Colliers 

Collins  Thomas,  55  Cherry 

Collins  Thomas,  mariner  21  Batavia-lane 

Collins  William,  42  Attorney 

Collins  William,  sbipcarpenter  546  Water 

Collins  W.  hairdresser  64  Market 

Collins  widow  Ann,  57  Elm 

Collins  widow  Catherine,  grocer  c  Spring  h  Mull/. 

Collins  widow  Nancy,  43  Chapel 

Collins  &  Co.  booksellers  and  stationers  189  Pearl 

Collins  &.  Hanny,  booksel.  230  Pearl  [h  7  Broom: 

Collis  Charles,  cabinet  maker  29  Catherine 

Collis  George,  smith  293  Front  h  7  Henry 

Collis  Miss,  teacher  38  Cedar 

Collis  Win.  carpenter  28  Reed 

Collis  widow  of  Richard,  4  Pelham 

Collister  Thomas,  84  Beekman 

Collyer  and  Harris,  hatters  48  Chatham 

Colon  David,  chairmaker  145  Division 

Colos  Charles,  barber  6  James  slip 

Colt  Amos  F.  grocer  48  Hester 

Colt  and  Co.  S.  181  Water  h  67  Fulton 

Colten  Francis,  cartmanTear  169  Hester 

Colter  Edward,  cartman  171  Hester 

Colter  John,  shipwright  Montgomery  n  Cherry 

Colter  Mark,  6  Hague 

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Columbia  State  Garden,  dl-2  Broadway 
Columbia  Garden,  18  Slate,  and  Livery  stable, 
Colvcrt  Mary,  481  Pearl.    [Broome,  u  Broadway. 
Colvert  William,  mason  248  Duane 
Colvil  John,  mariner  39  Rutgers 
Colvil  and  Sin,  John,  grocers  and  tea  deal.  121 
Colvill  C.  154  Spring       [Front,  h.  20  Courtlandt 

Colvin  livery  stable  Broadway  and  Broome 

Colvin  James,  block  and  pump  maker  23  James 

Colvin  James,  flax  dresser  289  Bowery 

Colvin  and  Lord,  pump  and  blockmakers  274  Front 

Colwell  A.  K.  brushmaker  1G9  Water  [Chatham 

Colwell  C   confectioner  49  Division,  store  124 

Colycr  James,  cartman  Lewis  n.  Grand 

<  'olyer  John,  carpenter,  8  Bowery 

Combault  Peter,  French  coffee  house  7  Warren 

Combs  N  L.  120  Broad 

Combs  Samuel,  shoemaker  188  William  ~ 


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Combs  William, 6  Hester,  n  Broadway 


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Ojfioeof  60  Wail 

Com miision  Company  187  Pearl  '*US»^ 
Commos  Peter,  ropemaker  Orchard  c.  Stanto 
Compton  Anthony,  carlman  SO  Varick 
Complon  Aruna.  tailor  7  Baiicker 
Comptroller  of  Trinity  Church,  office  of,  Cily  Li- 
Comstock  Eliphalet,  21  Elm  [brary 
Comstock  E.  D.  merchant  88  South,  h.  331  Pearl 
Comstock  John,  fisherman  60  Rutgers 
Comstock  J.  S.  cider  vault  1  Wall 
Comstock  Nathan,  mer.  247  Front,  h  16  Market 
Comstock  and  Codwise,  88  South,  c  Burling  Slip 
Comstock  and  Tinker,  grocers  22  Catharine  market 
Concklin  Caleb,  butcher,  Christie  n  Grand 
Concklin  George,  96  Lombnrdy 
Conckiii  Isaac,  102  Vesey.  h  163  Fulton 
Concklin  James,  mer.  23  Lumber,  h  114  Broadway 
Concklin  Jesse,  grocer  88  Vesey,  h.  243  Duane 
Concklin  John,  shoemaker  82  Hester 
Concklin  John  W  V/ooster  »  Prince 
Concklin  Jonas,  318  Washington 
Concklin  Joseph,  butcher  18  Cath.  mar.  h  Stanton 
Concklin  Joseph,  carpenter  55  Watts    [c.  Forsyth 
Concklin  Joseph,  shoemaker  17.">  Orange..  „  \ 
Concklin  Martin,  tanner  10  Oak 
Concklin  Nicholas,  cartmau  78  Chrvstie 
Concklin  Richard,  tailor  Wjick  n.  Watts 
Concklin  Walter  W.  100  Vesey 
Concklin,  widow  Catharine,  177  Fulton 
Condit  Calvin,  carpenter  438  Pearl 
Condom  P.  34  South 
Congo  John,  hairdresser  38  Jay 
Conery  Jeremiah,  tavern  71  Market 
Conery  Michael,  shoe  store  252  Water 
Conery  Mrs.  12  Dutch 

Conger  John,  edge  tool  man.  210  Grand,  n  Norfolk 
Conger  John  S.  physician  34  Catharine 
Conkey  Isaac  A.  302  Spring 
Conklin  Azel,  constable  161  Bancker 
Conklin  Betbuel,  shipmaster,  Lewis  M.  Id. 
Conklin  Cornelius,  227  Division 
Conklin  David,  catpeuter  69  N.  Moore 
Conklin  Eli,  grocer  84  Barclay,  b.  226  Duane 
Conklin  Isaac,  blacksmith,  Suffolk  c.  Grand 
Conklin  Jacob,  labourer  Crosby  n.  Prince 
Conklin  Jacob,  carpenter  58  Sullivan 
ronklin  James,  1 11  1-2  Broadway 
Conklin  Jesse,  71  Vesey,  h.  243 
Conklin  John,  grocer  Spring  c.  Sullivan 
Conklin  Johnston,  carpenter  60  Sullivan 
Conklin  Joseph,  mason  Wamersley 
Conklin  Lemuel,  grocer  Spring  c  Wooster 
Conklin  Lucas,  shoemaker  Jones,  Greenwich 
Conklin  Lewis,  cartman  and  victualling  fa  28  Moort 
Conklin  Mary,  167  Church,  Another  99  Anthon- 
Conklin  Matthew,  30  Broome  n  Clark 
Conklin  Nathaniel,  cooper  3  Crane- wharf 
i  "onklia  Philip,  batter  90  Reed 


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Conklin  Robert,  mariner  88  Her  ry 
Conklin  Samuel,  shoemaker  39  Robinson 
Conklin  Stephen  I.  groceer  Church  c.Duane 
Conklin  William  chairmaker  10y  Mulberry 
Conklin  Wright,  cartman  Pitt  n.  Rivinglon 
Conklin  widow  Jane  Hubert,  n.  Greenwich 
Conklin  fa  Jacot,  grocers  Front  n.  Catharine 
Conklin,  Brush  fa  Co.  crockery  store  212  Pearl 
Conkling  Benjamin,  gro201  William  c.  Frankfort 
Conly  Thomas,  labourer,  Orange  c.  Bayard 
Conn,  widow  36  Oak 
Connell  Ann,  90  Church 
Connell  Hannah,  washwoman  64  Cedar 
Connell  Oliver,  chandler  Broome  n.  Cannon 
Connell  Richard,  cabinet  maker  5  Warren 
Connell  P.  fa  O.  chandlers  Broome  n.  Cannon 
Connell  J.  fa  A.  hardware  store  85  Chatham  h.  1W 
Connelly  James,  ship-carpenter  Cherry  n.  Walnut 
Connelly  John,  shoemaker  88  Mulberry 
Connelly  William,  shipwright  15  Henry 
Connelly  widow,  76  Mulberry 
Conner  Benjamin  H.  41  Chcapside 
Conner  Eliza,  washwoman  9  Ann 
Conner  James,  printer  Chrystie  c.  Delam  y 


Conner  John,  64  Ludlow 
Conner  John,  66  Rivington 
Conner  widow  Elizabeth,  309  Bowery 
Connct  Fraaee  11  Front 
Connolly  James,  labourer  48  Duane 
Connolly  right  rev.  John  5  Broome 
Connolly  Patrick,  grocer  217  Division 
Connor  C.  T.  domestic  warehouse  163  Fulton 
Connor  John,  auctioneer  63  Vesey  h  Spring  c 
Connor  Peter,  mariner  Collect  n  Grand  [Hudson 
Conover  Noah,  mariner  15  Essex 
Conover  Peter,  printer  224  Spring  [Franklin 
Conover  Stephen,  hardwa.  st.  333  Broadway  h  16 
Conover  widow  Catherine  1 16  Orange 
Conover  widow  Marg.  board,  b.  Greenw.n  Thames 
Conoway  Darby,  32  Cross 
Conrad  Ephraim,  printer  4  and  6  Frankfort 
Conrad  widow  Mary,  15  Ludlow 
Conrey  P.  inspect,  of  lumber  406  Pearl 
Conrey  Thomas  P.  cartm.  Brooiuo  n  Sullivan 
Conrey  William,  cabinet  maker  37  Norfolk 
Conrey  M.  fa  A  shoestore  330  Water 

Conroy  labourer  95  1-2  Mulberry 

Constant  Peter, grooer  c  Spring  and  Bowery 

Constant  Thomas,  tailor  196  William  [538  Green w 

Constantine  fa  Co.  Thos.  cab.  mak.  157  Fulton  h 

Consulya  George,  labourer  Man.  h. 

Content  Mrs.  widow,  50  Chatham 

Coftti  Augustus,  shipmaster  240  Cherry 

Contine  widow  Jane,  68  Cedar 

Conway  Francis,  cartman  156  Ban.cker 

Conway  John,  draper  179Dnane 

Conwell  Mark  Anthony,  cartman  647  Greenwich 

Cook  Charles,  fruiter  240  Greenwich 

Cook  Caleb,  shoe  st.  145  Bancker 

Cook  Daniel,  carpenter  Watts  n  Hudson 


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i  ook  David,  138  Pump  [gomeiy 

Cook  David,  smith  Montgomery  h  Water  n  Moot 

Cook  Egbert  D.  baker  8  Norfolk 

Cook  George,  cart  man  59  Chapel 

Cook  George,  shoemaker  M'Dougal  c  King 

Cook  Henry,  accountant  395  Pearl 

Cook  Israel,  33  Harrison 

Cook  James,  grocer  Broadway  c  Art 

Cook  James,  lab.  Collect  c  Pump 

Cook  John,  sawyer  Grand  n  Ludlow 

Cook  John  G.  42  Oliver 

Cook  John,  carpenter  30  Eldridge 

Cook  Michael,  cartman233  Mulberry 

Cook  Nehemiah  B.  mason  68  Mott 

Cook  Peter,  cartm.  Elizabeth  n  Hester 

Cook  Richard,  grocer  74  Roosevelt 

Cook  Richard,  turner  Green  n  Spring 

Cook  Robert,  portrait  u  landscape  painter  368  Pearl 

Cook  Samuel,  carpenter  477  Pearl 

Cook  Susan,  Elm  c.  Grand 

Cook  Thomas,  china  ct.  202  Broadw.  h  S3  Franklin 

Cook  William,  shoemaker  207  Division 

Cook  Wm.  69  Mulberry 

Cook  Wm.  D.  shipmaster  45  Harman 

Cook  Wm.  A.  54  Front  h  60  Stone 

Cook  widow  Christiana,  58  Christie 

Cook  widow  Eleanor,  6  Jay 

Cook  widow  Sarah,  Broome  n  Mott 

Cook  widow,  50  Orchard 

Cook  widow  Ann,  45Beekman 

Cooke  Edward,  tailor  2  Courtlandt 

Cooke  Edward,  mason  c  Mulberry  and  Grand 

Cooke  George  W.  C.  H.  officer  62  Bayard 

Cooke  widow  of  George  F.  8  Hudson 

Cooley  John  C.  grocer  Willet  c  Rivington 

Cooly  David,  6  Pik« 

Cooiy  E  milliner  116  William 

Coon  Jeremiah,  wheelw.  187  Harman  c  Clinton 

Coon  John  V.  tailor  29  Mott 

Coopa  John,  sugar  baker  117  Forsyth 

Cooper  Abraham,  user,  tailor  2 1 1  Greenwich 

Cooper  Abraham,  mariner  13  Orange 

Cooper  Miss  Ann7  maotuamaker  n  c  M'Dougal  and 

Cooper  Andrew,  6  Catherine-lane  [Houston 

Cooper  Allen,  shoemaker  Broome  c  Sheriff 

Cooper  A.  W.  clothing  st.  c  Greenw.  &  Barclay 

Co»per  Benjamin,  shoe-maker  97  Chatham 

Cooper  David  T.  merchant  100  Water  h  Brooklyn 

Cooper  Elizabeth,  172  William 

Cooper  Euphemia,  boardingh.  194  Broadway 

Cooper  Edward,  baker  Grand  n  Ludlow 

Coope-  Felisa,  36  Mulberry 

Cooper  Fayette,  physician  85  Liberty 

Cooper  Francis,  coopersmith  Laurens  n  Bleeek«r 

Cooper  Frederick,  sausage  mak.  Ludlow  n  Delancy 

Cooper  George,  bricklayer  Grand  n  Mercer 

Cooper  George,  h  25  Beaver  store  1 1 1  Broad 

Cooper  George  D  attorney  li)  Wall 

Cooper  George  H.  gncer  1 1  Willhtn  h  59  Beaver 

Cooper  Gilbert,  smith  Greenw.  c  Charles  h  Bedford 


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Cooper  G.  A.  M.  D.  362  Broadway 

Cooper  Henry,  38  Anthony 

Cooper  Hugh,  carttnan  Grand  n  Ludlow 

Cooper  .Tames,  baker  Grand  n  Ludlow 

Cooper  James,  219  Water 

Cooper  Jacob,  cartman  17  Eldridge 

Cooper  Jeremiah,  gunsmith  375  Washington 

Cooper  J.  7  Maiden-lane,  h  66  Dey 

Cooper  John,  shoemaker  9  Burling  slip 

Cooper  John  W.  22  John  c  Nassau 

Cooper  John,  carpenter,  fcc.  43  Anthony 

Cooper  Joseph,  baker  rear  17  Rose 

Cooper  Joseph  C.  grocer  73  Pearl  JlMJ^I 

Cooper  J.  66  Dey 

Cooper  Rebecca,  100  Church 

Cooper  Robert,  baker  181  Grand 

Cooper  R  &  J.  bakers  Grand  n  Ludlow 

Cooper  Sam),  agent  for  fortification  office  12  South 

Cooper  Stewart,  Essex  n  Grand         [h  25  Beaver 

Cooper  Thomas  A.  tragedian  32  Warren 

Cooper  Thomas,  baker  Broome  c  Rynder 

Cooper  Thomas,  grocer  Christie  c  Hester       ",  -  • 

Cooper  Thomas,  ropemaker  132  Elizabeth  n  Spring 

Cooper  Thomas,  shoemaker  23  Broad 

Cooper  Thomas,  shoemaker  rear  14  Rose 

Cooper  Thomas  P.  cartman  Wooster  n  Spring 

Cooper  Wm.  cabinet  maker  3  Chapel 

Cooper  widow  of  Nicholas,  176  Greenwich 

Cooper  widow  Catherine,  67  Fulton 

Cooper  widow  Frances,  293  Greenwich 

Cooper  widow  Mary,  Elm  n  Broome 

Cooper  widow,  Broome  n  Allen 

Cooper  and  Bedell  grocers  Bowery  c  Sluy  vesam 

Copcut  John,  cabinet  maker  315  Greenwich 

Copeland  Edward,  cartman  Christie  n  Rivington 

Copelatid  James,  grocer  3  Cross 

Copeland  James,  grocer  Tyrou  Row  c  Chatham 

Copeland  Robert,  7  Republican  Alley 

Copland  George,  grocer  73  Water 

Copp  Andrew,  207  Division 

Copp  Joseph,  boardinghouse  207  Pearl 

Copp  widow  M.  rear  7  Forsyth 

Coppin  John,  fruiter  132  Division 

Coppinger  I  C.  tailor  259  Greenwich 

Coppinger  Walter,  grocer  91  Catherine 

Coquilett  Wm.  cartman  Desbrosses  n  Hudson 

Corbet  Elias,  baker  23  James 

Corbet  Noel,  shoemaker  94  James 

Corbett  widow,  Delnncy  n  Forsyth 

Corbey  Joseph,  48  Henry 

Corbiere  Wm.  accountant  22  William  h  27  Reed 

Corbitt  widow  of  Joseph,  grocer  Catherine  c  Lom- 

Oorbley  Thomas,  paver  175  Hester  [bardy 

<  oi  bury  Christopher,  paver  Broome  n  Suffolk 

Corbusier  James,  cabinet  maker  20  Thomas 

Corduan  Lewis,  gardener  Greenwich-lane 

Corcadil  Elizabeth,  4  Jeffersou 

Corey  Elizabeth,  223  Spring 

Corey  John  H.  turner  87  Murray 

Corey  Timothy,  carpenter  71  Hester 

Corey  Wm  E.  turner  142  Chamber 


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Corean  John.,  grocer  83  Catherine 

Corkern  widow  Elizabeth,  Bowery  n  Broadway 

Corkran  Michael,  porter  6  Beaver-lane 

Corkran  Michael,  porter  88  Front 

Corlar  Samuel,  cartman  66  Provost 

Corley  Christopher,  gun  maker  352  Wate» 

Corley  John,  chairmaker323  Pearl 

Corleys  Thos.  butch  24  Wash  Mkt  b  82  Sullivan 

Corlies  Jacob,  aiercbanf  283  Pearl 

Corlies  Joseph,  26  Mott 

Corlies  widow  Lvdin,  boardinghouse  298  Pearl 

Corlies  B  ii  Joseph,  meruit  2S6  Pearl  h  22  Beekm 

Corlies  J  k  J  W.  m?rcht  47  Water  h  75  Frankfort 

Corlis  George,  mason  21  Vandewater 

Corlis  James,  125  Orange 

Corlis  Wm.  mason  106  Orange 

Cornell  Charles,  deputy  sheriff  23  Liberty 

Cornell  Cornelias,  cartman  Delancy  n  Suffolk 

Cornell  Elijah,  merchant  309  Pearl  h  307 

Cornell  Gilliam,  merchant  17  Mott 

Cornell  James,  cartman  Crosby  n  Spring 

Cornell  John  H.  cartman  Broome  n  Christie 

Cornell  Joshua,  cartman  Broome  n  Allen  - 

Cornell  Morris,  cartman  124  Delancy 

Cornell  Paul,  rigger  17  Bancker 

Cornell  Peter,  cartman  Wooster  n  Bleecker 

Cornell  Richard,  71  Crosby 

Cornell  Robert  E.  merchant  30  Cliff 

Cornell  Stephen,  cartman  78  Rivington 

Cornell  Stephen,  upper  end  Elizabeth 

Cornell  Thomas,  marshal  126  Orange 

Cornell  W.  grocer  Spring  c  Clark 

Cornell  Walter,  stove  manuf  142  Cherry 

Cornell  Wm.  shipmaster  19  Catherine-lane 

Cornell  widow  Martha,  38  Pump 

Cornell  StNosNrand,  269  Pearl 

Corning  Amos,  city  surveyor  402  Greenwich 

Corning  Daniel,  mer  tailor  102  John 

Cornish  John,  cartman  Broome  n  Orchard 

Cornish  J  M.  carpenter  199  Anthony 

Cornish  Wm.  cartman  9  Essex 

Cornwall  widow,  Broome  n  Orchard 

Cornwell  Edward,  tailor  51  Division 

Cornwell  J  C.  phys.  and  surg  342  Pearl  c  Dover 

Cornwell  Richard,  tailor  389  Pearl 

Cornwell  Stephen,  carver  23  James  [North 

Cornwell  Willet,  butch  40  Fly  market  h  Orchard  n 

Constant  Peter,  grocer  c  Spring  and  Bowery 

Corp  John,  segarmaker  32  Forsyth 

Corp  Samuel,  merobant  72  Pine  h  9  Beaver 

Corporation  public  yard,  Franklin  c  Elm 

Corrigan  Andrew,  Stuyvesant  n  Eeut  Riier 

Corrigan  James,  grocer  Mulberry  c  Hester 

Corrigan  Wm.  shoemaker  Grand  n  Mott 

Corriger  Luke,  fruiter  123  Fly  Market 

Corrill  Philip,  stevedore  18  Henry 

Corry  Wm.  cooper  22  Roosevelt 

Corsa  Richard,  carpenter  Elizab.  n  Grand  rear  106 

Corse  Israel,  currier  14  Jacob  h  7  Vandewater 

Corse  John,  labourer  14  Arundal 

Corse  widow  Elizabeth,  boardinghouse  22  Cherry 


172  MERCEIN'S 


Corse  h  Smith,  merchant  tailors  367  1*2  Pearl 
Corsen  widow  Elizabeth,  161  Greenwich 
Corson  Cornelius,  cabinetmaker  17  Batavia 
Corson  John,  porterhouse  Factory  c  Perry 
Corson  John,  shoemaker  96  Crosby 
Cortelyou  Elizabeth,  62  Gold 
Cortelyou  Mies,  dressmaker  62  Gold 
Cortelyou  widow  Mary,  10B  Bayard 
Corwin  George,  grocer  4  Birmingham 
Corwin  James,  boot  &.  shoe  st  92Broadwh  12New 
Corwin  Nathaniel,  grocer  68  Roosevelt 
Corwin  Seth,  grocer  Grand  c  ChryMie 
Corwin  Tattle,  carpenter  Arundnl  n  Broome 
Corwin  Watts,  carpenter  Stanton  n  Ridge 
Corwythe  Luther,  carpenter  BrooTne  c  Willet 
Cosgrove  Patrick,  shoemaker  Hester  n  Mulberry 
Cosin  Cuff,  137  Collect 

Cosine  Garrit,  grocer  and  paper  warehouse  77  Dey 

Coskry  Nathl.  hosier  98  Maiden  lane  h  23  Liberty 

Costar  Ann,  26  Pell 

Costar  Henry,  hatter  267  Broadway 

Costello  Thomas,  120  Anthony 

Coster  widow  of  Henry  A.  85  Chamber  [Road 

Coster  John  G.  merchant  227  Broadway  h  Old  II. 

Cosier  Henry  A.  and  John  G.  merchants  26  VVm. 

Cosligan  Jas.  marble  Si  gold  paper  manf.  84  Water 

Cossarl  John,  166  Spring 

Colheal  Henry,  merchant  Whitehall  h  32  Water 

Cotbeal  H.  and  D.  merchants  53  Whitehall 

Cotten  Daniel,  merchant  98  Wall 

Cotten  Sbubeal,  grocer  251  Spruce 

Cotten  widow  S.  John  c  Pearl 

Cotter  John,  tailor  79  William 

Colli  James,  carlman  10  Jefferson 

Cottle  Prince,  mariner  69  Rose 

Cottle  Samuel,  shoemaker  137  Elizabeth 

Cotle  Pe'er,  confectioner  260  h  269  Broadway 

Cotter  Thos.  grocer  272  Front 

Cotton  Daniel  merchant  72  Varick 

Cottrell  Abraham,  tailor  179  Harman 

Cottrell  Samuel,  cartman  Commerce  n  Bedford 

CottrelLtf  bos.  smith  7  Canal 

Cottrell  Thos  shipchandler  260  Front  h  134  Hester 

Cottrell  widow  Rosamond,  Elm  c  Hester 

Cottrell  fc.  Martin,  sbipchand  260  Front  b  Brooklyn 

Couch  Benj.  tailor  80  Hester 

Couenhoven  Christian,  shoemaker270  Broadway 

Couenhoven  James,  shoemaker  48  Chrystie 

Couenhoven  VVm.  shoemaker  111  Mulberry 

Couenhoven  widow  Elizabeth,  42  Woosler 

Cough  Wm.  merchant  68  Beekman 

Coughlan  Bartholomew,  46  Bancker 

Cougnaco  Charles,  druggist  33  Chatham 

Coulwell  Thos.  106  Leonard 

Coulter  Mary,  victualingh.  7  Catherine  slip 

Cnulthard  VVm.  brewer  63  Cross 

Coultbard  widow  of  Isaac,  66  Cross 

Coun  Catherine,  seamstress  79  James 

Coursen  Abraham,  grocer  14  Front  h  16  Moore 


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Courtney  John,  grocer  c  Elm  fa  Wbite 

Court wright  Jacob,  sweep  office  20  Catherine-lane 

Coutant  Gilbert,  grocer  Bowery  n  Veutxhall 

Coutant  Isaac  B.  sext  of  Trinity  C|iurck26  Lumber 

Coutant  Isaac*  chairmaker  Eldridge  c  Rivington 

Coutant  Jacob,  159  Bancker 

Coutant  widow  Jane,  245  Bowery  c  Stanton 

Coutant  widow  Elizabeth  rear  223  Forsyth 

Couzans  John,  Sqtfblk  n  Grand 

Covel  Elias,  carpenter  15  Roosevelt 

Cove!  James,  physician  c  Spring  and  Sullivan 

Corel  widow  Elizabeth,  Chrystie  a  Grand 

Covel  Zenas,  grocer  15  Roosevelt 

Covert  David,  shipcarpenter205  Grand  n  Norfolk 

<  overt  Henry,  cartman  Ridge  n  Delancy 

Covert  Jacob,  15  While 

Covert  John,  shipcarpenter208  Grand  n  Norfolk 
Covert  John,  inspector  of  wood  113  Harman 
Covert  Joseph,  cartman  Ridge  n  Delancy 
Covert  widow  Catherine,  7  Birmingham 
Covy  Elizabeth,  63  Orchard 
Cowan  James,  taJiowchandIer512  Pearl 
Cowan  John,  grocer  Charles  n  Asylum 
Cowan  Mary,  65  Elm 

Cowan  Wm.  37  Wooster   

Cowan  Wm.  carpenter  17  Soru*^  

Cowan  W.  w.  attoiiiftw  *»•  '  o'ton 

Coward  Jan>«»,  tmiowchandler  4()6  Broadway 

Cowdrey  Samuel,  attorney  28  Cherry 

Cowdry  David  M.  attorney  3  Nassau  h  174  Duanc 

Cowdry  Sally,  65  Rutgers  ' 

Cowell  ,  dentist,  34  Nassau  r  _^~  ,  , 

Cowley  R.  B.  tavern  fa  porterb  c  P;<-**ne  &.  Clarke 

Cowley  Wm  merchant  1,1 i  *"ton  "  104  Llberty 

Cowperthwaite  Benj/E.  chairpairiter  123  Hester 

Cowperthwaite  J.  chairm  1 1  Bowery  h  125  Hester 

Cowperthwaite  J.  K.  chairm  4  Chatham  square  h  n 

Cox  Abner,  grooer  83  Lombardy      [Free  School 

Cox  Ambrose,  19  Chrystie 

Cox  Abraham,  tailor  20  Thames 

Cox  Charles,  carpenter  39  Forsyth 

Cox  Charles,  sweep  office  Christopher  n  Herring 

Cox  Edw.  N.  merch  96  Wall  h  Hammond  n  Asylum 

Cox  George,  smith  Hester  n  Broadway 

Cox  George,  drygood  ft.  118  Division  h  19  Orchard 

Cox  Henry,  cartman  Hudson  n  Vandam 

Co*  Jameson,  jun.  grocer  Rivington  c  Forsyth 

Cox  Jameson,  107  Forsyth 

Cox  James,  bloek  and  pump  mak.  20  Bancker 

Cox  Jane,  widow  of  Nicholas,  416  Greenwicft1^* 

Cox  J.  and  J.  lamp  and  hardware  5  Maiden-Ian 

Cox  John,  cartman  70  Forsyth 

Cox  Jo.'eph,  ship  carpenter  Lewis,  Man.  hi. 

Cox  Joseph,  carpenter  Christie  n  Rivington 

Cox  Lucretia,  widow  169  Division 

Cox  Michael,  gardener  Springler's-lane  n  Broadw 

Cox  Nicholas,  carpenter  Prince 

Cox  Richard,  shingle  shaver,  48  Hester 

Cox  Rosanna,  tailoress  59  Cherry 

Cox  Thomas  B.  wheel  wright  86  Rivington  . 


174  MERCEIN'S 


Cox  Walter,  12  William 

Cox  William,  shoestore  91  Maiden-lane 

Cox  William,  porter  bouse  40  Delanry 

Cox  William,  cartman  68  Forsyth 

Cox  widow  Margaret,  62  Elm 

Coyle  Cornelius,  cartman  c  Spring  and  Varick 

Coyle  Miss,  dressmakur  45  Sullivan 

Coyle  Patrick,  14  Catherine-lane 

Coyrn  Mary,  boarding  b.  Market  n  Cherry 

Cozzens  Fred.  Tammany  Hall  c  Nassau  fc  Frank- 

Cozzens  sen.  I.  Franklin  n  Orange  [fort 

Cozzens  jun  Isacher,  chymist  Franklin  d  Orange 

Craft  Abraham,  turner  rear  9  Catherine 

Craft  Augustus,  grocer  Rutgers  c  Cherry  h  20  Essex 

Craft  Dennis,  cartman  37  Christie 

Craft  Isaac,  smith  Broome  n  Thompson 

Craft  James,  cailuian  232  Spring 

Craft  Oliver,  cartman  Goerck  n  Delancy 

Craft  Robert,  108  Anthony 

Craft  Sutton,  199  Front and  168  Division 

Craft  William,  lead  pencil  manuf.  551  Greenwich 

Craft  William,  cartman  191  Division 

Craft  widow  Mary,  138  Hester 

Craggiu  Timothy;  trunkmaker  80  Rivington 

r^T£~A1)£l)ael,  baker  31  Cheapside 

Craig  Jrdft,v_,  _n0UIlUnt  22  Franklin 

Craig  Frazee,  carpeniv.  sA  rhauel 

Craig  Ichabod-  carpenter  WfA  cju?  U  38 

Craig  James,  weaver  18  Ludlow 

Craig  John,  garder.er,  head  Gieenwich-lane 

£rai»  Robert,  sawyer  Watts  n  Hudson 

Craig  rw      a„  &  coun  80  MuPray  h  Bowery  hill 

Craig  Thomas,  ">~.l,le  noliM.er  334  Washington 

Craig  William,  merchain     <~i™„.iian<ti  ■ 

Craig  widow,  boarding  L.  42  Stone 

Craig  W  and  S  merchants  82  Front  h  39  Courtlandt 

Cram  Jacob,  distiller  339  Uroaiwny,  h  68  White 

Cramer  and  Cliff,  tailors  60  Stone 

Cramsey  Daniel,  upholsterer,  25  James 

Crammer  widow  Catherine,  Ridge  n  Rivington 

Crandal  Charlotte,  boarding  h  9  Cheapside 

Craudle  Levina,  washerw.  c  Orchard  and  Broome 

Crane  Benjamin,  bookbinder  and  sta.  85  Cherry 

Crane  Caleb,  carpen:<>r  104  Mott     [c  Jay  U  West 

Crane  Caleb,  lime  insp.  Broome  n  Hudson,  office 

Crane  David  D.  grocer  Washington  c  Christopher 

Crane  Elijah,  shoemaker,  361  Pearl  h  9  Batavia 

Crane  Hannah,  51  Stone 

Crane  Isaac  B.  grocer  Spring  c  Thompson 

Crane  Isaac,  carpenter  48  Broome 

Crane  Johq,  shoemaker  27  Watts 

Crane  John,  chairmak.  30  Laurens 

Crane  Mary,  boarding  h  177  Broadway 

Crane  Matthias,  carpenter  Varick  c  Spring 

Crane  Phebe,  boarding  h.  28  Pine 

Crane  Rebecca,  tailoress  64  Beyard 

Crane  Stephen,  customhouse  officer  60  Hester 

Crane  Stephen,  26  Orange 

Crane  William,  carpenter  55  Lispenard 

Crane  William,  shipmaster  76  Church 


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Crane  widow,  mantuamaker  71  Murray 

Crane  Joshua  D.  grocer  3  West 

Crane  and  Joy,  grocers  OraDge  c.  Cross 

Cranor  widow,  grocer  8  Orange 

Carnurhan  David,  mer.  208  1-2  Jay 

Cranston  Wm.  grocer  head  of  Green  wieh-tane 

Crary  J  S.  merchant  173  Pearl  h  164  Greenwich 

Crary  sen.  Peter,  359  Broadway 

Crary  jun.  P.  merchant  173  Pearl  h  361  Broadway 

Crary  P  &  J.  S.  173  Pearl 

Crassous  Doaiinick,  mer.  138  Pearl  b  47  Franklin 

Crastow  David  G.  15  Bowery 

Craton  Francis,  cartman  19  Arundal 

Craufurd  John,  40  Bowery  [and  122 Broad 

Crawbuck  Peter,  butcher  59  Fly  Mark.  174  Bowery 

Crawbuck  jun.  Peter,  butcher  179  Bowery 

Crawford  Aaron,  pedlar  197  Mott 

Crawford  Alex,  builder  92  John 

Crawford  Catherine,  10  Birmingham 

Crawford  Isaac,  printer  36  Elisabeth 

Crawford  jnn.  Alex,  printer  78  John 

Crawford  Jacob  A.  grocer  Sullivan  c  Houston 

Crawford  James,  2  Slote-lane 

Crawford  John,  silversmith  Bowery  n  Vauxhalt 

Crawford  Margaret,  washerwoman  146  Church 

Crawford  Peter,  cartman  c  Chapel  and  Lispeuard 

Crawford  Samuel,  boatman  43  Elm 

Crawford  Sarab,  51  Orchard 

Crawford  William,  tailor  106  Orchard 

Crawford  widow  Elizabeth,  144  Bancker 

Crawley  widow  Pbillis,  Bowery-hill 

Credick  James,  smith  Grand  n  Allen 

Cree  James,  chemist  Lombardy  n  Walnut 

Creed  Wm.  W.  33  Elizabeth 

Cregan  widow,  81  Mulberry 

Cregier  Augustus,  cabinetmaker  49  Christie 

Cregier  Jacob,  painter  and  glazier  185  Church 

Cregier  James,  painter  167  Duane 

Cregier  John  B.  carpenter  183  Duane 

Cregier  John  L.  accountant  216  Chapel 

Cregier  John,  carver  and  gilder  513  Pearl 

Cregier  John,  carpenter  163  Reed 

CreigUton  Thos.  stone  cutter  153  Reed 

Creighton  rev.  William,  Stuyvesant 

Creny  John,  grocer  Grand  c  Lewis 

Cresket  John,  grocer  57  Robinson 

Cresty  Duperre,  dry  good  st  2  Maiden  Lane 

Creiwick  John,  cutler  33  William  h  4  Garden 

Crevar  John,  confectioner  146  Broadway 

Crew  John,  jeweller  76  Church 

Crichton  John,  weaver  187  Bowery 

Criehton  John,  stone  cutter  154  Chamber 

Crighton  widow,  242  Orange 

Crins  L  H.  painter  46  Essex 

CrisseyBenj.  cartman  Renwick  a  Greenwich 

Crissy  Jane,  tailoress  Broome  n  Broadway 

Crissy  John,  printer  9  Frankfort 

Crissy  Jno.  capt.  48  Sullivan 

Cristie  Daniel  Smith,  31  Watts 

Cristy  John,  carpenter  149  Orange 

Critee  Sylvia,  washwoman  20  Thames 


176 


MERCEIN'S 


Croaker  Daniel,  whitewasher  88  Franklin 
Crocheron  Jacob,  47  Whitehall 
Crocket  &.  Ray  171  Washington 
Crocket  Bobinson,  6  Batavia 
Crocket  Ephraim,  carver  3  West 
Crockett  Wm.  562  Water 

Croft  Elizabeth,  n  Greenwich  lane  [Cross 

Crolius  Clarkson,  s\onew.  man.  65  Bayard,  h  10 

Crolius  John,  stoneware  86  Chatham 

Crolius  John  jun.  Cherry  c  Ciouvcrneur  h  396 

Grolius  Wnii  smith  rear  20  Henry 

Crolius  AVm.  I  stonew  potter  75  Vesey 

Crolius  widow  of  George,  244  Duanc  [sylh 

Crommelin  Arrmand,  mustard  manuf  Grnnd  n  i'or- 

Crommelin  Ann,  mustard  manuf  69  Nassau 

Cromeline  D.  78  Murray 

Crommer  Nicholas,  gardener  1st  avenue  n  3d 

Cromwell  Boston,  139  Leonard 

Cromwell  Charles,  dyer  Gilbert  n  Greenwich 

Cromwell  Daniel,  merchant  394  1.2  Pearl  h  40" 

Cromwell  las.  Cornelia  n Greenwich 

Cromwell  Rebecca,  52  Roosevelt 

Cromwell  Richard,  mercht  396  Pearl 

Cromwell  R.  dry  good  st  396  Pearl 

Cromwell  Richard,  389  Pearl 

Cromwell  Saml., carpenter  Wooster  n  Spring 

Cromwell  widow  Eleanor,  138  Hester 

Cromwell  widow  Rachael,  Spring  c  Wooster 

Cronchley  widow  Sarah,  fruiter  I  James  slip 

Crone  David,  172  Water  h  29  Warren 

Crone  widow,  7  Pump 

Crone  widow  Sally,  43  Mott 

Crone  It  Brower,  172  Water 

Cronier  Joseph,  grocer  Pike  c  Lorabardy 

Cronier  Joseph,  grocer  95  Lombard y 

Cronin  Timothy,  Christopher  n  Bedford 

Cronk  widow,  Burrows  c  Herring 

Cronley  Lewis,  carpenter  20  h  29  Gold 

Crook  John,  carpenter  Burrows  c  Herring 

Crook  widow  of  Joseph,  61  Bayard 

Crook  widow  Felicity  13  Elm 

Crooker  John,  cabinet  maker  75  Scaromel 

Crooker  Coarles,  porter  Lewis  n  Grand 

Crooker  Elijah,  shipmaster  38  Rose 

Crooker  Robert,  sasumaker  193  Grand  n  Essex 

Crooker  &  Henry,  sasvmakers  197  Grand 

Crook*  widow,  201  Spring 

Cropsey  Catharine,  boarding  bouse  161  Fly  market 

Cropsey  Jasper,  163  Fly  market  and  3  Fletcher 

Cropsey  John,  painter  Warren  c  Greenwich 

Cropsey  ISalhan,  cartman  Willet  n  Rutgers 

Cropsey  Stephen,  cartman  58  Hester 

Cropsey  widow  Helen  253  Duanc 

Crosan  Hugh,  169  Orange 

Crosby  Asa,  saddler  96  Phenix  stores 

Crosby  Dorothy,  teacher  23  Old  slip 

Crosby  Rosvelt,  grocer  103  Catharine 

Crosby  Wm.  B.  18  Rutgers 

Cross  Isaac,  cabinet  makcr474  Pearl 

Cross  Oliver,  tinsmith  238  Greenwich 

Crossland  Wm.  H.  milliner  118  Wm 


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C  ross  Jno.  locksmith  116  Mulberry 
Cross  widow,  81  Mulberry 
Crossman  Hiram  90  Mott 
Crostbwaite  Peter,  painter  47  Chrystie  v. 
Crouter  John,  Greenwich  c  Perry 
'  rowder  Geo.  seedsman  Greenwich  lane  op  Bank. 
Crow  John,  dry  good  store  273  Greenwich 
Crow  Samuel,  17  Provost 
<"row  Wm.  mariner  60  Jamas 
Crowe  Daniel,  shoemaker  97  Bowery 
Crowell  Joseph,  3  West  b  205  Dunne 
Crowell  Seth,  165  Mott 
Crowell  Stephen,  shoemaker  162  Bowery 
Crowley  Charles  K.  baker  6  Pelbaiu 
Crowley  John,  149  Fly-market, 
Crown  Jobn,  shipwright  16  Suffolk  [Place 
Crowther  David,  merchant  271  Pearl,  h  5  Park 
Crowther  Wm.  clock  &  watch  mak  90  Cherry 
Cruger  Henry  N.  merchant  82  Warren 
Cruger  Henry,  1  Beaver  lane 
Cruger  Henry,  12  Hudson 
Cruger  Jobn,  mariner  31  1-2  Catherine 
Cruger  John,  labourer  99  Bancker 
Cruger  Nicholas,  merchant  3d  avenue  Rose  hill 
Cruiksbank  Wm.  carpenter&grocer40Gree*vviul: 
Crum  Henry,  boatman  6  Beach 
Crum  Henry,  carpenter  Delancy  n  Cannon 
Crum  Jobn,  shoemaker  Hammondn  Washington 
Crumley  Isabella,  10  Liberty 
Crummel  Charles,  dyer  Beason 
Crygier  Aaron,  sen.  h  57  Mott 
Crygier  George,  ship  joiner  57  Mott 
Crygier  Jobn,  carver  fc  gilder  513  Pea.U 
Crygier  Robert,  ship  joiner  57  Mott 
Cubbertson  Mary,  boarding  house  38  Orange 
Cudberth  Benj.  smith  35  Eldridge 
Cuddey  Robert,  shoemaker  Ridge  n  Delancy 
Cuer  W.  S.  shoemaker  Little  Bancker 
Cudlipp  David,  grocer  149  Chamber 
Cudlipp  Jonathan,  mason  80  Varick 
Culbert  James,  merchant  tailor  332  Water 
Culbert  John,  tailor  336  Water 
Culbert  John,  paver  rear  195  Hester 
Culbert  John,  cartnsan  Herring 
Culbert  widow  Ann  of  Hugh,  Hester  c  Mulberry 
Culbertson  Catherine,  teacher  2  Garden 
Cullen  Hugh,  16  Republican  Alley 
Cullen  Jobn,  grocer  25  Cross 
Cullen  Patrick,  soda  water  279  Broadway 
Culley  Eliza,  book  folder  104  Bowery 
Culver  Jobn,  cartman  Eldridge  n  Stanton 
Culver  Wm.  shipmaster  72  Harman 
Culver  Wm.  carpenter  foot  Bowery  Hill 
Cumberland  Wm.  carver  and  gilder  111  William 
Cumby  John,  134  Pearl 
Cuming  George,  physician  202  Hester 
Cuming  Thomas  B.  106  Pearl  h  59  Wall 
Cummingrev.  Alexander,  45 Eldridge 
Cumming  David  A.  74  Front  b  30  N.  Moore 
Cuinming  Thomas,  grocer  Washington  c  Provost 
16 


278 


ftlERCEIN'S 


Cummings  A.  mariner  40  N.  Moore 
Cummings  Charles,  painter  7  New 
Gummings  James,  merchant  32  Liberty 
Cummings  Robert,  grocer  c  Harrison 
Cummings  Thomas,  Reason  n  Greenwich 
Cummings  VVm.  measurer  107  Cross 
Cummings  widow  of  John,  29  Cross 
Cummisky  John,  grocer  51  Henry 
Cunning  widow  Mary,  40  Thomas 
Cunningham  Abner,  stonecutter  14  Thames 
Cunningham  Abner,  land  broker  Elm  n  Broome 
Cunningham  Felix,  130  Henry 
Cunningham  Francis,  labourer  67  Cross 
Cunningham  Grove,  28  Ludlow 
Cunningham  Hugh,  Commerce  n  Herring 
Cunningham  James,  exch.  and  land  office  48  Thos 
Cunningham  Jesse,  oil  merch.  Pitt  n  Rivington 
Cunningham  John,  stonecutter  23  Greenwich 
Cunningham  John,  blacksmith  112  Mulberry 
Cunningham  John,  labourer  205  Orange 
Cunningham  Joseph  H.  com.  merch.  Ill  Yront 
Cunningham  Margaret,  milliner  515  Pearl 
Cunningham  Matthew,  measurer  31  Division 
Cunningham  Michael,  395  Broadway 
Cunningham  Moses,  collector  475  Greenwich 
Cunningham  Richard,  35  Ferry  h  21  James 
Cunningham  Rodney,  6  Orange 
Cunningham  Robart,  grocer  c.  Charlton 
Cunningham  Thomas,  grocer  157  Water 
Cunningham  Wesley,  mariner  132  Harman 
Cunningham  Wm.  coppersmith  Elm  n  Spring 
Cunningham  Wm.  130  Broad 
Cunningham  widow  Ann,  rear  118  Anthony 
Cunningham  h  M.  Cormick,  tan.  h  cur.  35  Ferry 
Curby  Thomas,  grocer  Grand  c  Forsyth 
Cure  Lewis,  jeweller  70  Water  c  0.  Slip 
Cureum  John,  7  Broome 
Curley  Jasper,  carpenter  59  Essex 
Curley  Mary,  grocer  64  Bancker 
Curran  Charles,  cartman  Woster  n  Bleecker 
Curran  Nicholas,  rigger  111  Lombardy 
Curren  Dennis,  carlman  19  Orange 
Curren  James,  shoemaker  6  Prince 
Currie  Catherine,  widow  of  John  38  Broadway 
Currie  widow  Margaret,  milliner  115  William 
Currier  Wm.  fur  dresser  102  Maiden  Lane 
Curn  Mary,  I.  8  Clarke 
Curry  Dennis,  52  Duane 
Curry  Fanny,  15  Crosby 
Curry  Hannah,  55  Chapel 
Curry  John,  labourer  1  Clarke 
Curry  Michael,  63  Orange 
Curry  Mary,  80  Chapel 

Curry,  Hunt  k  Randolph,  grocers  Wa3h.  c  Vesey 

Curtis  Abner,  marshal  Elm  n  Grand 

Curtis  Ann,  widow  195  William 

Curtis  Benj.  mariner  1  Pike 

Curtis  Beach.  Columbian  Rivinglon 

Curtis  E.  dyer  130  Bowery 

Curtis  J.  livery  stable  25  Warren  h  19  Murray 

Curtis  Jos.  accountant  Lombardy  n  Cori.  Uoal 


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Curtis  Jos.  cartman  23  VandatTi 

Curtis  Jos.  cartman  143  Hudson 

Curtis  Ft.  mer.  tailor  169  h  447  Broadway 

Curtis  Samuel,  158  Spring 

Curtis  Sophia,  76  Division 

Curtis  Waller  M.  saddler  84  Pump 

Curtis  VVm.  lailor  95  Elm 

Curlis  H'm  B.  177  Pearl 

Curtis  widow  of  Ft.  52  Maiden  Lane 

Curlis  &  Lamb,  merchants  194  Pearl 

Cusack  John,  grocer  Orange  c  Grand 

Cuscaden  Alexander,  grocer  39  Lombardy 

Cusbman  Alonzo  D.  189  Broadway  h  44  Robinson 

Cushman  k  Falconer,  183  Broadway 

Cvstom  Hottie  and   f  ~^?H     Cellector't  Office,  ' 

No.  9  Wall  ,  :  I  U  c  Nassau. 

Cutbill  Alexander,  43  Keekman 
Cutlaer  Ebenezer  jun.  shoema.  Broome  c  Christie 
Cutler  Hannah,  seamstress  Grand  n  Norfolk 
Cutler  Jos.  inspect,  of  customs  484  Pearl 
Cutler  Ruben  45  Henry 
Cutler  Samuel,  shoemaker  42  Ludlow 
Cutter  Ellet,  Perry  n  Factory 
Cutler  Ephraim,  mason  Broome  n  Orange 
Cutter  Jonah,  shipcarpenler  20  Gouverneur's  lane 
Cutter  Smith,  pbys  and  druggist  189  Greenwich 
Cyphers  Jacob,  cooper  Grand  n  Allen 
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Dabreteuille  widow,  98  Chamber 
Dacamp  M.  washerwoman  S4  Duane 
Daddy  John,  sailmaker  40  Old-slip 
Daggett  John,  cabinet  maker  185  Spring 
Daggett  Thomas,  360  Water 
Daggitt  George,  carpenter  65  Spring 
Daggitt  Thomas,  grocer  James'  slip  c  Water 


DAILY  ADVER- 
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Daily  Henry,  13  Prince 
Daily  James,  grocer  HOBancker 
Daily  James,  batter  299  Greenwich 
Dakiogs  Joseph,  27  Christie 
Dale  Charles  Augustus,  Hudson  Square 
D»le  John,  sawyer  head  Greenwich-lane 
Dale  widow  Mary,  175  Fulton        [138  Chamber 
Dall  Cbrutopher  H.  carptr.  Murray  c  Greenwich  h 
Dallow  Thomas,  cabinetmaker  9  Anthony 
Dally  Abni.  thipchand  Cherry  c  Markt  h  IOoLoto- 
Dally  B.  labourer  107  Anthony  [bardy 
Dally  George,  smith  Cannon  c  Stanton 
Dally  James,  25  Henry 
Dally  James,  grocer  c  Hester  and  Elm 
Dally  John,  sailmaker  163  Bancker 
Dally  Josepli,  shipwright  Scammel 
Dally  P.  61  Lomtjardy 
Dally  Philip,  labourer  2  Talbot 
Dally  Wm.  builder  97  B»wery 
Dairy mple  Joseph,  shoemaker  56  Ludlow 
Dalton  Anna,  widow  of  James  46  Forsyth 
Dalton  Thom8s,  weaver  Elizabeth  n  Spring 


130 


MERCEIN'S 


Daly  Dennis,  27  Cross 

Daly  Edward,  51  Pearl 

Daly  Edward,  bookbinder  156  Chatham 

Daly  John,  bookbinder  11  Leonard 

Daly  Matthew,  grocer  166  Bowery 

Daly  Patrick,  carpenter  Elizabeth  c  Prince 

Daly  widow  Unity,  45  Elm 

Dal  mage  John,  cartman  Willet  n  Delaney 

Damerum  ffm.  archt.  Si  gen  surveyor  28  Chatham 

Danagh  Palmer,  rigger  80  Henry 

Danaldson  Bridget,  25  Walnut 

Dando  Stephen,  hat  store  and  agent  for  Ewbank's 
[patent  pump, lead  pipe,&c.  9  Maiden-lane 

Dandy  Timothy,  shoe  store  414  1-2  Pearl 

Daniel  Ann  P.  widow  of  Edward,  37  Oliver 

Daniel  Matthew,  iuspector  of  vessels  19  Lumber 

Daniel  Peter,  merchant  51  Murray 

Daniels  D  I.  merchant  69  Vesey 

Daniels  John,  smith  71  Harman 

Daniels  John,  tailor  293  Cherry 

Daniels  Mary,  furrier  Jones  Greenwich 

Daponte  Lorenzo,  Italian  teacher  17  Jay 

Darby  Eliza,  tailoress  15  Elm 

Darby  George,  brewer  105  Mulberry 
Darby  Joseph,  tailor  Hudson  n  Charlton 

Darby  Michael,  carpente'r  Orange  c  Pump 

Darby  -Wm.  coach  trimmer  32  Orchard 

Darling  Seth,  Mangin  n  Grand 

Darling  Thomas,  inspector  66  Lispenard 

Darling  Thos.  merchant  135  Front  h  35  Cortlandt 

Darling  Wm  S.  dry  good  store  93  Vandam 

Darling  Wm  S.  dry  good  mer  c  Spring  and  Varick 

Darling  widow,  Old  Haerlem  Road 

Darlington  John,  painter  1  Market 

Darmaignac  M.  porter  and  wine  st  17  Warren 
Darman  Peter,  shipcarpenter  23  Henry 
Darragh  John,  grocer  Bancker  c  Chesnut 
Darragh  Wm.  tinman  306  Bowery  c  Bleecker 
Darrow  Jonathan,  cartman  5  Jefferson 
Darrow  Me<td,  smith  Grand  n  Bowery 
Dartnell  widow  Jane,  37  Chatham 
Dash  Daniel  B.  60  Cortlandt 
Dash  John  S.  ironmonger  147 1?70ad'.V  h  72  Liberty 
Dash  h  Son  J  B.  ironmongers  147  Broadway 
Davall  Franklin,  grocer  Attorney  n  Delaney 
Davenport  George,  mariner  Grand  c  Hook 
Davenport  Hannah,  seminary  84  Prince 
Davenport  Ruful,  35  Peck-slip  h  331  Pearl 
Davenport  widow  Charlotte,  28  Harman 
Davenport  fc  Co  R  Si  C  W.  merchants  35  Peck-slip 
Davcy  Peter,  grocer  31  Elm 
Davey  Robert,  harness  maker  50  Ferry 
David  John  H.  shoemaker  Sullivan  n  Broome 
Davids  Wm.  cartman  Eldridge  n  Delaney 
Davidson  Clement,  watchmak  c  Fulton  Si  Pearl  h 
Davidson  George,  sadler  171  Broadway  [Brooklyn 
Davidson  John,  doctor  75  Fulton 
Davidson  John,  stonecutter  foot  of  Provost 
Davidson  widow  Elizabeth,  Broome  n  Es,sex 
Davidson  widow  S.  3  Orange 


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Davidson  widow,  washerwoman  420  Greenwich 

Da  ie  Anthony,  carpenter  30  Broome  n  Clarke 

Davie  Archibald,  merchant  206  Spring 

Davies  David,  Stanton  n  Pitt 

Davies  Jabez,  56  Elizabeth 

Davies  Jacob,  currier  28  h  29  Ferry 

Davies  Luke,  morocco  hatmaker  102  William 

Davies  M.  collector  68  Division 

Davies  Robert,  painter  8  Church 

Davies  widow  Ann  S.  319  Greenwich 

Davies  widow  Jane,  105  Harman 

Davinson  John,  stonecutter  35  Harrison 

Davis  Abraham,  504  Pearl 

Davis  Abraham,  tavern  Grand  n  Broadway 

Davis  Andrew,  cooper  235  Spring 

Davis  Alfred  H.504  Pearl 

Davis  Benjamin,  butcher  Green  n  Spring 

Davis  Epiphany,  labourer  21  Henry 

Davis  G  merchant  80  Murray 

Davis  George,  mariner  Cherry  near  Gouverneur 

Davis  Gilbert,  grocer  193  Front  h  78  Forayth 

Davis  Griffith,  livery  stables  5  Whitehall 

Davis  H.  B.  attorney  and  counsellor  33  Fine 

Davis  Henry,  38  Chapel 

Davis  Isaac,  cartman  Broome  c  Bowery 

Davis  James,  coppersmith  Wooster  n.  Prince 

Davis  Jesse,  waiter  57  Cedar 

Davis  John,  musician  36  Spring 

Davis  John,  tavern  Walnut  c  Grand 

Davis  John,  shipmaster  48  Pike 

Davis  John,  victualling  h  79  Vesey 

Davis  John,  tailor,  Thompson  n  Grand 

Davis  John,  accountant  28  Cortlandt 

Davis  John,  mariner  103  Cross 

Davis  John,  rigger  58  Rutgers 

Davis  John,  29  Vandam 

Davis  Joseph,  grocer  77  Gold 

Davis  M.  piano  forte  maker  61  Barclay 

Davis  Mary,  34  Robinson 

Davis  Mrs.  boardingh.  28  Cortlandt 

Davis  Mrs.  8  Canal . 

Davis  Matthew  L.army  .contractor  7  Washington  h 
Davis  Margaret.  Elm  n  Broome        [  27  Grecnw. 
Davis  Nicholas  H.  house  carpenter  80  Forsyth 
Davis  Richard,  cartman  40  Anthony 
Davis  Samuel,  painter  Washington  c  Duane  h  241 
Davis  Solomon,  tailor  87  Bancker 
Davis  Thomas,  carpeuter  9  Vestry 
Davis  WiUia-n,  mariner  331  Water 
Davi^Wm.  mariner  Walnut 
Davis  jun.  Wra.  turnkey  to  the  jail  6  Lispeaard 
Dav  s  Won  mason  47  Arundel 
Davis  Win.  paiater71  Ba.icker 
Davis  widow  Ann,  Orange  n  Bayard 
Davis  'vidow  Edna,  259  William 
Davis  widow  Fanny,  55  Lombardy 
Davis  widow  Phebe.  2  Pump 
Davis  vviilow  Sarah,  72  Bancker 
D»vis  widow  Sarah,  144  Division 
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182 


MERCEIN'S 


Davis  and  Smith,  grocers  198  Front 

"Davis,  Hopkins  if  Co.  paint  and  dye  st.  27  Front 

Davison  George,  labourer  30  Henry 

Davison  John,  mariner  75  Sullivan 

Davison  William,  mer.  540  Greenwich 

Davisson  Wm.  marshal  104  Reed 

Davilt  James,  porter  1  Repub.  Alley  [berry 

Davou  Nathaniel,  morocco  dresser  95  1-2  Mul- 

Davy  Peter,  grocer  c  Pearl  and  Elm 

Dawson  James,  cartman  28  Lombardy 

Dawson  James,  carpenter  29  Hester 

Dawson  Robert,  confectioner  312  Broadway 

Dawson  Robert,  shipmaster  177  William 

Dawson  Thomas,  fruiter  125  Elm 

Dawson  widow,  seamstress  108  Mulberry 

Dax  Thos.  mason  171  Orange 

Day  Abraham,  coal  measurer  19  Vestry 

Day  Abraham  E.  cartman  166  Spring 

Day  Asa,  merchant  269  Pearl  h  33  Bayard 

Day  Ann,  54  Pearl 

Day  Charles,  cartman  98  Chapel 

Day  Elias,  9  Vestry 

Day  Eliza,  mantua-maker  147  Anthony  &.  8  Batavia 

Day  Elizabeth,  80  Bayard 

Day  Jacoh,  builder  73  Crosby 

Day  Jacob,  mason  Watts  n  Varick 

Day  John,  carpenter  Varick  c  Dominick 

Day  John,  labourer,  Collister  n  Laight 

Day  John,  carpenter  Dominick  n  Varick 

Day  John,  ropemaker  Ridge  n  Rivington 

Day  John,  carpenter  Broome  n  Essex 

Day  John,  grocer  26  Elm 

Day  John,  merchant  85  Greenwich 

Day  John,  mason  194  Spring 

Day  John,  bookbinder  347  Pearl 

Day  Lewis,  sbipuarpenter  4  Lewis 

Day  Mahlon,  printer  35  Beaver 

Day  Peter,  coachraaker  59  Herman 

Day  Thomas,  paper  stainer  55  Nassau 

May  Thomas,  bandbox  maker  65  Nassau 

Day  Thomas,  ropemaker  114  Orchard 

Day  Wm.  captain  152  Cedar 

Day  Wm.  carpenter  Prince  n  Thompson 

Day  widow  Abigail,  6  Batavia 

Day  widow  Anne,. fruiterer  564  Pearl 

Day  widow  Mary,  185  Church 

Day  widow  Catherine,  409  Broadway 

Day  Maria,  widow  of  Wm.  tailor  317  Water 

Day  &.  Mahlon,  printers  and  stationers  84  Water 

Day  Henry  and  J.  G.  patent  locksmiths  347  Pearl 

Day  John  and  William,  bookbinders  347  Pearl 

Daycock  Daniel,  341  Water 

Daymon  Joseph,  furniture  st.  and  upholst.8Vesey 

Dayton  C.  W.  dry  good  st.  287  Broadway 

Dayton  Benjamin  G.  shipmaster  178  Bancker 

Dayton  Daniel,  physician  212  Bowery 

Dayton  Edw.  shipchandler  Market  c  Water  h  114 

Dayton  Harvey,  49  Orchard  [Bancker 

Dayton  Samuel,  shipmaster 32  Market 


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Deal  John,  16  Ludlow 

Deal  Peter,  baker  123  Bancker 

Dealing  Wm.  shoemaker  42  Wooster 

Dealy  Simon,  grocer  41  Lombardy 

Dean  Coles,  cartman  192  Grand  n  Essex 

Dean  Daniel,  merchant  123  Harman 

Dean  Elizabeth,  120  Lombardy 

Dean  Enoch,  shoemaker  114  Bowery 

Dean  George,  slater  Market  c  Harman 

Dean  G.  W.  blacksmith  33  Eldridge 

Dean  Geo.  W.  smith  49  Pumph  127  Hester 

Dean  Gilbert,  weaver  64  &.  211  Mulberry 

Dean  Henry,  gilder  33  Warren 

Daan  Hugh,  umbrella  maker  Elm  n  White 

Dean  Joseph,  labourer  76  Bancker 

Dean  John,  8  Catherine 

Dean  Joseph,  cartman  Elm  n  Spring 

Dean  Joseph,  carpenter  Crosby  n  Broome 

Dean  Moses  G.  shoemaker  Laurens  n  Bleecker 

Dean  Moses,  weaver  113  Hester 

Dean  Nicholas,  butcher  6  Wash,  raarkt  h  135  Molt 

Dean  Nicholas,  accountant  110  Orange 

Dean  Robert,  boot  cramper  111  Mulberry 

Dean  Richard,  grocer  71  Beekman 

Dean  Samuel, painter  Elizabeth  n  Broome 

Dean  Solomon,  butcher  10  Wash.  Mkt.  h  185  Mott 

Dean  Wm.  E.  printer  199  Church 

Dean  widow  Margaret,  100  Ludlow 

Dean  widow  Mary,  4  Allen 

Dsar  Samuel  S.  broker  7  Washington 

Deas  widow,  Bowery  n  Vanxhall 

Debart  Frederick,  38  Pike 

Debaun  Albert  C.  cartman  Broome  n  Clarke 

Debaun  Henry,  carpenter  Bedford 

Debaun  Martha,  16  Thomas 

Debaun  Letlice,  172  Duane 

Debaun  Peter,  carpenter  Bleecker  n  Sullivan 

Debevoise  Charles,  smith  Broome  n  Varick 

Debevoise  Charles,  carpenter  40  Hester 

Debois  Lewis,  cartman  68  Orchard ' 

Debolt  Isaac,  cooper  46  Allen 

Debow  A.  smith  48  Sullivan 

Debow  John,  accountant  78  Water 

Debrow  widow,  85  Elizabeth 

Debut  widow,  c  Spring  and  Broadway 

D'Camp  &.  Barker,  dry  good  store  1  lo  Division 

Decamp  E.  H.  weaver  Spring  c  Elizabeth 

Decamp  John,  boardinghouse  252  Pearl 

Decamp  Morris,  collector  66  Allen 

Decamp  Stephen,  mason  46  Thomas 

Decevee  Pierre  T.  hairdresser  22  Bowery 

Decker  Abel,  cartman  157  Harman 

Decker  David,  oysterstand  38  Vesey 

Decker  Gabriel,  labourer  Greenwich  n  Perry 

Decker  James,  tobacconist  23  Mulberry 

Decker  Matthew,  10  Beaver 

Decker  Reuben,  victuallinghouse  4Fronl 

Decker  Samuel,  cartman  63  Arnndel 


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184 


MERCEIN'S 


Decker  Wm.  printer  19  Ferry 

Decker  Wm.B.  tobacconist  81  Mulberry 

Decker  widow  Eliza,  90  Cbapel 

Declew  John,  fruiter  2  Ann 

Declew  Frederick,  carpenter  Renwick  n  Spring 

Decline  Barrent,  baker  175  and  177Duane 

DecondresF.  W. coppersmith  65  Vesey  h  23  Spruce 

Decous  George,  feather  maker  5*7  Duane 

Decouse  and  Co.  Peter,  porterhouse  39  Reed 

Dederer  David,  dry  good  store  Herring 

Deen  Conrad,  gardener  Bowery  Hill 

Deery  James,  tailor  98  Bancker 

Defanderf  George,  eotfee  manuf  63  Franklin 

Deforest  Alfred  45 Peck  slip,  h  29  Roosevelt 

Deforest  Benj.  merch  45  Peck  slip  h  20  Beekman 

Deforest  Garry,  shipjoiner  90  h  43  Washington 

Deforest  Gerardus  X.  shoestore  283  Broadway 

Deforest  Glasgow,  cook  47  Augustus 

Deforest  Isaac,  shoemaker  117  Forsyth 

Deforest  James,  702  Broadway 

Deforest  jun.  J.  tailor  47  Maiden-lane  h  1J3  Orange 

Deforest  John  H.  64  Wall 

Deforest  Lawrence  V.  grocer  90  Broad 

Deforest  Lockwood,  merch  82  South  h  82  Frankf 

Deforest  Mary,  nurse  172  Hester 

Deforest  Peter,  carpenter  21  Spring 

Deforest  Rufus,  painter  Arundal  n  Broome 

Deforest  Wm.  T.  butcher  1 17  Forsyth 

Deforest  widow  Cornelia,  49  John 

Deforest  widow  Rachel,  foot  Harrison 

Deforest  and  Son,  82  South  h  82  Frankfort 

Deforest  L.&.  C.  merchants  109  Front 

Deforest  and  Storm,  Liberty  c  William 

Defreezes  John,  cartman  Arundal  n  Broome 

Defreezes  jun.  John,  glazier  47  Robinsen 

Defriese  Benj  shoemaker  51  Arundal 

Degez  John,  upholsterer  33  and  36  Maiden  lane 

Degram  Catherine,  162  Duane 

DegrassG.  eatinghouse  47  Wall 

Degraw  Abraham,  merchant  tailor  24  Liberty 

Degraw  widow  Rachel,  milliner  439  Pearl 

Degray  Harraan,  carpenter  21  Essex 

Degray  Jno.  painter  8  Norfolk 

Degray  widow  of  Thomas,  105  Harman 

Degrofo  John,  shipjoiner  91  Henry 

Degroot  Cornelius,  stonecutter  9  Dominick 

Degroot  Garrit,  cartman  Vandam  c  Varick 

Degroot  Henry,  mercu  174  Broadway  h  40  Walkei 

Degroot  Harris,  mariner  36  Pike. 

Degroot  Peter,  shipcarp<>iiter  15  Eldridge 

Degroot  Richard,  shipear,>enter3  Pelham 

Degroot  Wm.  saddler  187  Spring 

Degroot  widow  of  Peter,  187  Spring 

Degrove  Abm.  shipmaster  51  Lombard/ 

Degrove  Adolph  L.  batter  fa  vol  4th  ward  298  Water 

Degrove  Q  C.  67  Lombardy 

Degrov*  h  Magee,  29  Washington 

Degruehe  Adam,  upholsterer  6  Pump 

Degrushr  Fanny,  widow  56  Kim 

Degucrre  Joseph  F.  68  Reed 

Denarl  widow,  25  Spring 


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Deich  Daniel,  baker  154  Hester 

Deiterich  George,  baker  Pearl  c  Frankfort 

Dekay  G  C.  merchant  366  Broadway 

Dekias  Win,  Greenwich-lane  n  Potter's  field 

Deklyn  Barent,  baker  175  Dunne 

Deklyn  Charles,  baker  175  Duane 

Deklyn  Leonard,  baker  171  Greenwich 

Oeklyne  jun  Barent,  baker  Jay  c  li Icelander's  al. 

Delacroix  jun  C  J.  Chamber  c  Cross 

Delacroix  Joseph,  Vauxkall  Gar.  Bowery  n3d  Av. 

Delafield  Edward,  M  D  43  Chamber 

Delafield  Henry,  133  Chamber 

Delafield  John,  133  Chamber 

Delafield  Joseph,  133  Chamber 

Delafield  Wm.  133  Chamber 

Delafield  H  &.  W.  3  Old-slip  h  133  Chamber 

Delamarter  Abraham,  grocer  Mulberry  c  Bayard 

Delamater  Isaac,  tailor  19  Park 

Delatnater  jun  Isaas,  porter  hause  19  Park 

Delamater  John,  carpenter  33  Vandam 

Delamater  Mr6  tav  and  boardh  3  Catherine-market 

Delamater  Samuel,  20  N  Moore 

Delamater  widow  of  Abraham,  45  Robinson 

Delamontagne  Abm.  chairmaker  27  Bowery 

Delamontagnie  John,  tailor  103  Elm 

Delamontagnie  Vincent,  tavern  Greenw  n  Prison 

Delamontagnie  Wm  &  Edw.  boat  build  259  Front 

Delancey  David,  shoemaker  197  Bowery 

Delancey  David,  shoemaker  Grand  n  Elm 

Delancey  John,  89  Bowery 

Delano  Jesse,  hardware  store  159  Water 

Delano  Thomas,  shipmaster  42  Provost 

Delanoy  John,  62  VVatts 

Delapierre  Barth.  eoach  lace  maker  84  Fulton 

Delapierre  David,  4  Spruce 

Delaplaine  J  F.  com  mer  71  South  h  78  Broadway 

Delaplane  Samuel  B.  Arundel  n  Grand 

Delatour  J.  feather  manuf  121  William 

Delavan  John,  cartman  43  Forsyth 

Delavan  Jonathan  O.  72  Varick 

Dslawnay  Lewis,  grocer  c  Cedar  and  Washington 

Delemater  Wm.  9  Thomas 

Delettre  John,  segarmaker  6  Harman 

Delew  wiuo'«'  Mary,  10  Bancker 

Deleynes  G.  mahogany  yard  60  Broad 

Delezene  Joseph  E.  Spring  c  Greenwich 

Delezenne  John  D.  Mercer  n  Broome 

Delezenne  Joseph  C.  Greenwich  c  Vandam 

Delinger  widow  Sarah,  wafermaker  74  Duane 

Delisle  Euemond,  FY  boardingbouse  11  Gold 

Delia  Torre,  artificial  florist  46  Bowery 

Delonguemare  N  M.  66  Broad 

Delonguemare  N  &.  S.  1  Slote-lane  h  35  Broad 

Delort  T  commission  merchant  40  Wall 

Delmore  Lucy,  66  Broad 

Delrymple  Sarah,  teacher  72  Harman 

Demaray  David,  grocer  208  Wash  h  Wash  c  Beach 

Demaray     Sons  Joseph,  Washington  c  Robinson 

Demarest  Albert,  38  Anthony 

Demarcst  B.  carpenter  Sullivan  n  Spring 

Demarest  Benjamin,  cartman  Renwick 


MERCEIN'S 


Demarest  Daniel,  teaclier  11  Franklin 
Demarest  Jacob,  shoemaker  270  Spring 
Demarest  James,  Commerce  n  Herring 
Demarest  .lames  S.  Ilamersley 
Demaiest  John,  28  Pearl 
Demarest  John,  cartman  Commerce  n  Herring 
Demarest  John  I.  cartman  Vandam  n  Varick 
Demarest  John  P.  stonecutter  Commerce  n  Bedford 
D«marest  Joseph,  hairdresser  9  Catherine 
Demarest  Rebecca,  197  Mott 
Demarest  Samuel,  cartman  182  Hester 
Demarest  Samuel,  labourer  Clarke  n  Spring  t 
Demarest  Simon,  sawyer  468  Greenwich 
Demarest  Thomas,  19  White 
Demarest  Wm.  cartman  233  Spring 
Dcniary  Bartholomew,  14  James 
Demill  Mary,  Grand  n  Allen 
Demilt  Isaac,  carpenter  48  Gold 
Deroilt  Obediah,  50Rivington 
Demilt  Peter,  boardinghouse  239  Pearl 
Demilt  Benj  h  Sam.  watchmak  239  Pearl 
Demilt  U  Beach,  grocers  Bancker  c  Oliver 
Deming  Bazilla,  cabioetmk  65Beekm  Si  30  Spruce 
Deming  Frederick,  merchant  175  Pearl  h  33  Dey 
Deming  Si  Co  F  &  C  merchants  176  Pearl 
Demny  Nicholas,  carpenter  Grand  n  Suffolk 
Demon  John,  ship  carp  238  Stanton  Manhut.  hi. 
Demore  Anna,  washerwoman  19  Orange 
Demorest  Peter,  grocer  65  Warren 
Demon  Isaac,  163  Hudson 
Deraott  Samuel,  15  Rose 

Demott  widow  Cath.  broker  167  k  177  Chatham 

Deraund  George,  wheelwright  Broome  n  Broadw 

Dempscy  Catherine,  61  Murray 

Dempsey  James,  cabinetm.  47  Henry 

Dempsey  William,  riot.  pub.  2Renwick 

Denhara  James,  cooper  68  h  66  Front 

Denike  Robert,  butcher  50  Cresby 

Denike  Thomas,  h.  carpenter  Forsyth  c  Stanton 

Denn  P.  grocer  62  Barclay 

Dennis  Klisha,  mason  102  Orange 

Dennis  James,  whitewasher  140  Duane 

Dennis  James,  cabinetm.  63  Division 

Dennis  Jesse,  accountant  18  Fletcher 

Dennis  John,  sashmaker  60  Provost 

Dennis  John,  mason  123  Anthony 

Dennis  Jonathan,  carpenter  10  Cbeapsids 

Dennis  Margaret,  51  Anthony 

Dennison  A.  lumb.  mer.  23  Norfolk 

Der.nison  James,  boardinghouse  107  Water 

Dennison  Jedediah,  coaster  204  Bowery  [Murray 

Dennisou  John,  jun.  mer.  34  Per.k-slipc  Front  b  47 

Dennison  Samuel,  carpenter  Gouverneur 

Dennison  Sarah,  corset  maker  105  Chamber 

Dennison  William,  Scammel 

Dennison  C    L.  grocers  224  Fulton 

Denny  John,  mariner  42  Pike 

Denny  John,  segarraaker  105  Anthony 

Denny  Thomas,  131  Fly-market 

Denny  H.  &  Lewis,  coopers  69  Front 

Denny  8i  Callaghan.  tavern  131  Fly-market 


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Denny  h  Riley,  grocers  185  Washington 

Denoho  Patrick,  labourer  42  Pike 

Densmore  Isaac,  hack  driver  Hester  n  Rhynder 

Densmore  Thomas,  shipmaster  69  Christie 

Denston  Charles,  mer.  66  Liberty 

Dent  Catherine,  hair  and  mattresi  man.  29  Christie 

Dent  Robert,  201  Hester 

Denton  Benjamin,  carpenler41  Sullivan 

Denton  and  Smith,  merchants  25  Coeaties-slip 

Deny  Alphus,  Green  n  Spring 

Depau  Francis,  mer.  27  South,  b  358  Broadway 

Depew  Abraham,  tailor  Perry  n  Factory 

Depew  Cornelius,  mason  Chapel  c  N.  Moore 

Depew  Garrit;  cartman  Desbroises  n  Hudson 

Depew  John,  cartman  upper  end  Elizabeth 

Depew  Joseph,  mason  9  Lispenard 

Depeyster  jun.  Frederick,  23  Garden 

Depeyster  John,  28  Frankfort 

Depeyster  Philip,  28  Frankfort 

Depeyster  and  Ogd«n,  24  Broad 

Depiew  William,  cartman  101  Spring 

Derbrow  Sophia,  24  Norfolk 

Derby  widow,  6  Bayard 

Derby  widow  Hanirah,  Sheriff  n  Wvington 

Deremer  Isaac,  112  Christie 

Derevere  John,  grocer  Greenwich  c  Vandam 

Derevere  Sarah,  66  Spring 

De  Rham  H  C.  mer  87  Wash,  h  66  Chamber 

Dering  Nieoll  H.  M  D  23  Murray 

Derirk  Philip,  cartman  50  Christie 

Derling  Anthony,  wbitew.  31  Augustus 

Deronde  Isaac,  cartman  Crosby  n  Grand 

Deronde  John,  Mulberry  c  Prince 

Deronde  Thomas,  cartman  Molt  n  Prince 

Deronde  William,  cartman  op.  State  Prison 

Derose  widow  Sarah,  6  New 

Derrick  Elizabeth,  widow  12  Batavia 

Derrigh  Geo.  grocer  2  Bancker 

Derry  Valentine,  386  Bowery 

Deny  widow,  Grand  n  Crosby 

Derry  widow  Catherine,  17  Oliver 

De  Russy  Thomas,  professor  of  French,  59  Warren 

Desabnye  Mark,  prof,  of  music,  78  Hudson 

Desabaye  Miss,  music  teaeher  78  Hudson 

Desaleev  Peter,  fruit  sL  64  Division 

Descondres  L.  brassfounder  577  Water 

Desdoity  widow  Mary,  233  William 

Deseamus  Joseph,  blacking  manuf.  74 Pump 

Deseze  John  B.  French  teach.  &  trans.  290  Grcenw 

Desbay  William,  painter  Scammel 

DeseshaysDavid,  painter  Orange  n  Franklin 

Desha  Joseph,  painter  Scammel 

Desneuf  John,  currier  Skinner 

Desnoues  Joseph,  print.  11  Nassau  h  77  1-2 'Chapel 

Desobry  Benjamin,  merchant  42  Pearl 

Despard  Richard,  mir.  119  Front 

D'Espinville  Charles,  French  consul  34  Reed 

Dcspraugfa  widow  Abby,  48  Broad 

De?se  John,  hairdresser  129  Division 

Det  John,  mariner  Carmine  n  Bedford 

Deter  widow,  Chapel  c  Robinson 


1*8  MERCEIN'S  ^UH 

Deuvanport  J.  butcher  55  Wash.  Mar.  h  262  Molt 

Oevan  carpenter  Brooroe  n  Suffolk 

Bevaux  Eliza  E.  7  Thames 

Deren  JSichs.  cartman  82  Varick 

Devereux  Esther,  teacher  96  Bowery 

Devinna  widow  C.  180  Spring 

Devint  [J.  merchant  tailor  54  Beekmae 

Devilt  James,  porter  1  Rep.  Alley 

Devleu  Rosanna,  50  Mulberry 

Devlin  Francis,  baker  Broome  n  Christie 

Devoe  Abraham,  cartman  61  Suffolk 

Devoe  Charles,  coop«r234  Cherry  h  10  Eldridge 

Devoe  Daniel,  cartman  Rivington  c  Eldridge 

Devoe  Frederick,  cartman  Crosby  n  l'rince 

Devoe  Isaac,  1  Mott 

Devoe  Isaac,  shipwright  132  Mulberry 

Devoe  James,  cooper  14  Birmingham 

Devoe  James,  mariner  1 17  6'liapel 

Devoe  James,  cartman,  194  Eldridge 

Devoe  John,  shipcarpt  c  Desbrosses  and  Hudson 

Devoe  John,  shoemaker  187  Spring 

Devoe  John,  grocer  Spring  <:  Mulberry 

Devoe  Joseph,  cartman  Greene  n  Grand 

Devoe  Joseph,  shfltemaker  226  Church 
Devoe  Mary,  329  Greenwich 

Devoe  Miss,  mantua  maker  Broome  n  Sullivan 

Devoe  William,  cabinet  maker  41  Oliver 

Devoe  widow  Rebecca,  Grand  n  Essex 

Devon  John,  baker  38  Henry 

Devore  Henry,  carpenter  28  Reed 

Devore  Hr.nry,  68  Chapel 

Devoy  John  M.  saddler  156  Bancker 

Devoy  Michael,  cartman  8  Chrystie 

Devoy  Patrick,  leather  dresser  76  Gold 

Deweber  John,  painter  159  Division 

Dewey  James  drygood  store  8  Division  h  42  Oak 

Dewey  Nathaniel,  shipcarpenter  574  Water 

Dewey  Timothy,  merchant  90  North  Moore 

Dewey  it  Adams,  painters  271  Water 

Dewint  John,  boatman  100  Broad 

Dewitt  Catharine,  50  Ann 

Dewitt  George  W.  grocer  73  James  c  Oak 

Dewitt  James,  accountant  4  New 

Dewitt  Peter,  attorney  and  not.  37  Cedar 

Dewson  Sarah,  36  Rose 

D'Wolf  Abel  236  Spring  •  ■ 

D'Wolf  jun.  James,  merchant  54  South  h  19  State 

D'Wolf  Jebeil,  Grand  n  Lewis 

Dexter  Amos,  shipcarpenter  75  Lombardy 

Dexter  Daniel,  carpenter  18  Spring 

Dexter  Dela,  stonecutter  Dominick  n  Varick 

Dexter  Mary,  116  Chamber 

Dexter  S.  shipcarpenter  17  Henry 
Dey  Anthony,  counsellor  c  Cedar  and  Nassau 
Dcyoune  Adrian,  grocer  Chapel  c  Thomas 
Dias  Alexis,  drygood  store  138  Pearl,  h  87  Water 
Dias  John,  hatter  47  Wall  ,.„-«,,., 
Dias  Joseph  Lopez,  mercbt.  138  Pearl,  h  87  Watei 
Dibble  David,  engine  hosemaker  20  Eldridge 
Dibble  Jonathan,  carlrann  2d  Avenue  n  1st  Street 
Dibbs Benjamin,  cut  nail  man  10 Water  &,  5o  Front 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  189 


Dick  Catharine,  30  Ferry 

Bick  James,  marble  cutter  405 1-2  Greenwich 

Dick  Jobn,  teacher  Goerck  n  G>-aud 

Dick  Thomas  W.  grocer  99  Catbar.  h  65  Lombardy 

Dick  widow  of  Thomas,  grocer  61  Gold  c  Ana 

Dickay  Dr.  338  Broadway 

Dickerman  Frederick,  Ridge  p  Stanton 

Dickerion  Nathalie)  dock  build.  6  M'Dougal 

Dickeraon  labourer  Grand  E.  R. 

Dickey  John,  shipwright  20  Suffolk 

Dickey  K.  merchant,  8  Lumber,  h  71  Greenwich 

Dickie  Patrick,  druggist  403  Broadway  h  Canal  n 

Dickinson  C  221  Cherry  [Broadway 

Dickinson  A.  miniature  painter  112  Greenwich 

Dickinson  David,  baker  28  Ludlow 

Dickinson  James,  ropemaker  Allen  n  North 

Dickinson  James  H.  cartman  Columbia  n  Delancy 

Dickinson  John  P.  teacher  Grand  n  Cannon 

Dickinson  John  L.  Asylum  n  Amos 

Dickinsou  Samuel,  145  Hester 

Dickinson  Thomas,  carpenter,  223  Orange 

Dickinson  Thomas,  musician  295  Cherry 

Dickinson  William,  cartman,  9  New 

Dickson  Henry,  carpenter,  193  Harraan 

Dickson  John,  34  Ann 

Dickscn  Mary,  washwoman  68  Cedar 

Dickson  Rosanna,  38  Augustus 

Dickson  Walter,  mason  2  Crosby 

Dickson  William,  grocer  opposite  State  Prison 

Dickson  William,  shoemaker  104  Front 

Dickson  widow  Mary,  2  Pike 

Dickson  k.  Jarvis,  distillers,  kc.  216  Bowery 

Dien  Mary,  47  Spring 

Diets  John,  glue  maker  and  skin  dresser  75  Spring 

Dietz  J.  h  M.  tanners  Spring  c  Wooster 

Dignam  William,  Bancker  c  Pike 

Dignien  William,  67  Bowery 

Dikeman  William,  counsellor  192  Duane 

Dili  Daniel,  cartman  175  Spring 

Dill  James,  3d  Avenue  16th  street 

Dill  Vincent  L.  grocer  Hester  c.  Allen 

Dillingham  Jeremiah,  shipmaster  10  Pump 

Dillon  David,  mason,  7  Republican  Alley 

Dillon  Gregory,  foot  of  Jay  Street 

Dillon  John  C.  tavern  1 16  Fly  Market 

Dillon  Richard,  mariner  96  Henry 

Dillon  9  Canal 

Dilloo  Francis,  mariner  Grand  n  Allen 
Dilrack  Lewis,  carpenter  Broome  n  Arundel 
Dihvorth  William,  fur  st.  186  Water 
Dinan  Peter,  20  Vandewater 
Dingee  David,  ship  joiner  Lewis  JU.  I. 
Dinn  Walter,  grocer  78  Bancker  . 
Disbrow  Benjamin,  grocer  38  Alott  c.  Pell 
Disbrow  Charles,  mariner  c  Broome  and  Elizabeth 
Disbrow  Henry  G.  const  and  money  col  65  Essex 
Disbrow  John,  merchant,  9  N  Moore  [ket  c  Henry 
Disbrow  Samuel  W.  grain  meas.  and  grocer  Mar- 
Disney  Thomas,  painter  and  glazier  114  Cherry 
Disosway  Israel  D.  mer  201  Pearl  h  64  Courtlandt 
■  17 


190 


MERCEIN'js 


Disosway  J.  D.  201  Pearl  h  54  Courtlandt 

Disosway  M.  201  b  191  Fullon 

Disosway  widow  Ann,  191  Fulton 

District  Attorney's  Office,  63  Cortlandt 

Dispard  William,  c  Broadway  and  Bleecker 

Ditchett  John,  tailor  96  Fulton 

Ditcbett  John  drygood  store  142  William 

Diven  James,  boarding  house  92  Greenwich 

Divine  John,  100  Liberty 

Divine  widow  Mary,  seamstress  182  Mulberry 

Divver  Alex,  distil  and  grocer  40  James  c  Bancke: 

Divver  John,  grocer  86  Lombardy 

Dixey  John,  carver  and  gilder  63  Chatham 

Dixon  Elias,  builder  60  fcispenard 

Dixon  James  P.  tailor  271  William 

Dixon  John,  117  Elm 

Dixon  John  Y.  shoemaker  Green  n  Bleecker 

Dixon  Joseph,  grocer  288  Front 

Dixon  Margin,  98  Church 

Dixon  Michael, rigger  100 Pump 

Dixon  Samuel,  199  Hester 

Dixon  Samuel,  painter  134  Church 

Dixon  Samuel,  sasbmaker  Beach 

Dixon  Thomas,  merchant  77  Pine  h  40  Broadway 

Dixon  Thomas,  sailmaker  556  Pearl 

Dixon  widow  Hannah,  154  Washington 

Dixon  widow  Mary,  275  Spring 

Doan  Stephen,  butcher  Division  c  Rutgers 

Doane  George,  88  Hudson 

Doane  Isaac,  mariner  62  Harman 

Doane  John .  combmk  237  Broadway  h  230  Bowery 

Doane  Philo,  39  Peck-slip  h  62  James 

Dob  Elias,  dockbuilder  30  Vandam 

Dob  John,  mason  Green  n  Spring 

Dob  Tobias,  cartman  Grand  n  Elm 

Dobbin  Hugh,  hairdresser  6  Provost 

Dobbin  James,  3  Division 

Dobbin  S  S.  mason  Dominick  n  Varick 

Dobbs  Adam,  butch  46  Cath  mark  h  179  Ludlow 

Dobbs  Anthony,  seaman  104  Mulberry  [dal 

Dobbs  Cbas.  contrac.  city  manure  Orchard  n  Arun- 

Dobbs  Frederick,  shoe  store  71  Sullivan 

Dobbs  James,  shipcarpenter  Scammel 

Dobbs  John,  carpenter  Christopher  n  Herring 

Dobbs  Nathl.  cartman  Sullivan  n  Spring 

Dobbs  Wm.  tobacconist  23  Mulberry 

Doble  widow  Sarah,  37  Elizabeth 

Dobson  widow  Euphemia,  grocer  10  Beaver 

Dod  Daniel,  carpenter  Stanton  c  Arundal 

Dod  Hiram,  grocer  Market  c  Lombardy 

Dodd  Ambrose,  rigger  86  Roosevelt 

jDodd  drayman,  156  Orange  [M'Dougal 

Dodd  Moses,  lumt  yard  Canal  c  Wash  b  Vandam  n 

Dodd  Wharton  I.  printer  100  Reed 

Dodds  Samuel,  labourer  Perry  n  Washington 

Dodge  Benj.  carpenter  226  Chapel 

Dodge  D.  public  measurer  374  Pearl 

Dodge  Daniel,  shipwright  20  Suffolk 

Dodge  Daniel,  coal  measurer  Crosby  c  Hester 

Oodge  D,  fish  and  provision  store  156  Washington 


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Dodge  F  widow,  boardinghouse  19  Murray 

Dodge  Hosea,  St  John's  Hall 

Dodge  Jeremiah,  ship  carver  Lewis  Manhal  hi 

Dodge  John,  shipcarpenter  15Kldridge 

Dodge  John,  watchmaker  250  Broadway 

Dodge  Robert,  cartman  corner  Orchard  h  Grand 

Dodge  Robert,  painter  198  Chatham  h  2  Oliver 

Dodge  Samuel,  carpenter  60  Sullivan 

Dodge  Sawell,  surgeon  barber  34  Bowery 

Dodge  Sirenus,  201  Bancker 

Dodge  Stephen,  106  Leonard 

Dodge  Wm.  coal  merehant  47  Courtlandt 

Dodge  jun  Wm.  coal  mer  28  Coenties  si.  h  55  Vesey 

Dodge  widow  of  Daniel,  25  James  [Pearl 

Dodgshun  Enoch,  dry  good  st.  40  Bowery  and  270 

Dodgson  John,  merch  312  Pearl  h  76  Bowery 

Dods  Thomas,  victualling  cellar  2  Wash,  market 

Dody  Augustine,  fruit  store  56  Division 

Doe  Henry,  sawyer  194  Spring 

Doge  Susan,  134  Chamber 

Dolan  John  T.  hardware  st282  Pearl  h  14  Chatham 
Dolbeer  Stephen,  carpenter  95  Sullivan 
Dollard  ii  Caliill,  grocers  139  Front 
Dolmage  Adam,  tal.  chand.  Willet  n  Rivington 
Dolson  Wm.  dentist  49  Bowery 
Domine  widow  Ann,  Charles  n  Asylum 
Dominge  Joseph,  tallow  chand  Christie  n  Delancy 
Dominge  Paul,  tallow  dhandler  191  Bowery 
Domlnick  Francis,  3]  Cherry  [dridge 
Dominick  Francis  I.  butcher  1  Cath  mkt.  h  206  El- 
Dominiok  Francis  W.  shipmaster  103  Bowery 
Dominick  George,  Grand  n  Christie 
Dominick  Jacob  F.  31  Chenjr 
Dominick  widow,  64  Cross 

Dominick  widow  Elizabeth,  c  Hester  and  Orchard 
Dominick  k  Co  J  W.  cab  mak.  6  Chat  sq.  h  II  Mai  ■ 
Don  Alexander,  shipmaster  Christie  n  Grand  [ket 
Donaboc  Michael  cartman  83  Elizabeth 
Donahoe  Owen,  cartman  58  Elm 
Donaboe  Patrick,  turner  Old  Haer  Road  n  Bowery 
Donaldson  F.  cooper  9  Jefferson  n  Herring 
Donaldson  James,  baker  19  James 
Donaldson  James,  cartman  Hubert  n  Greenwich 
Donaldson  James,  grocer  c  Greenwich  k.  Hubert 
Donaldson  James,  saddler  233  Water 
Donaldson  Joseph,  mariner  67  Mott 
Donaldson  John,  paver  116  Orange 
Donaldson  Peler,  physician  57  Warren 
Donaldson  Robt.  cartman  c  Mulberry  and  Hester 
Donaldson  Robt.  merchant  45  John 
Done  Elisha,  labourer  343  Greenwich 
Donington  J  W.  printer  126  Water 
Donnagan  Francis,  weaver  Burroughs 
Donnally  Patrick,  brushraaker  18  Orchard 
Donnell  James  O.  architect  50  Warren 
Donnelly  Daniel,  7  Harmno 
Donnelly  Chas.  peddler  Prince  c  North 
Donnelly  John,  cartman  547  Greenwich 
Donnelly  Patrick,  mason  Mott  c  Spring 
Donnelly  Thomas,  carpenter  49  Beekmsn 


192 


MERCEIN'S 


Donnington  Thos.  cooper  17  DoyercPell 
Donnon  James,  cartman  397  Greenwich 
Donnon  widow,  397  Greei:wich 
Donoghua  Cornelius,  17  Augustus 
Donoho  Hugh,  labourer  19  Prince 
Donovan  Dennis,  487  Greenwich 
Donovan  William,  tobacconist  -94  Water 
Doolan  Thos.  67  Cross 
Docley  Andrew,  57  and  69  Duane 
Dooley  Patrick  30  Pump 

Doolitttle  A.  shoemaker  51  Essex        [h  Brooklyn 

Doolittle  Adrastas,  shoemak  Grand  n  Essex 

Doolittle  E.  soap  and  caudle  maker  71  Frankfort, 

Doran  Dennis,  teacher  554  Pearl 

Doran  Edw.  cooper  5S  Front 

Doran  James,  grocer  43  and  45  Henr> 

Doremus  Jacob,  132  Collect 

Doremus  Jacob  C.  smith,  Forsyth  n  Delancy 

Doremus  John,  carpeater  41  Chapel 

Doremus  Jno.  smith,  23  Norfolk 

Doremus  widow,  79  Sullivan 

Doremus  &.  Suydam,  dry  good  st  171  Broadway 

Doret  A.  Mathey,  watcbcase  maker  19  Spruce 

Doris  Peter,  55  Warren 

Dorset  Abraham,  carpenter  3  Allen 

Dorset  Jas.  grocer  226  Water 

Dorset  Joseph  I.  shoemaker  Cherry  a  Gouvernetir 

Dorset  &  Hewea,  grocers  227  Front 

Oorson  Saml.  rigger  8  Rose 

Doty  Elizabeth,  50  Spring 

Ooty  J.  W.  grocer  Orange  c  Franklin 

Doty  Lewis,  grocer  23  h  24  Bowery 

Doubleday  John,  baker  5  Laight 

Doubleday  jun.  John,  baker  Oliver  n  Bancker 

Doudghey  widow  Ann,  152  Bancker 

Dougharty  John,  cooper  266  Front h  119  Blocker 

Dougharty  John,  shoe  store  6  Courtlandt 

Dougherty  Dennis,  grocer  Delancy  c  Ridge 

Dougherty  Dudley,  grocer  109  Anthony 

Dougherty  Elizabeth,  26  Garden 

Dougherty  Henry,  sail  maker  3  Birmingham 

Dougherty  James,  milkman  232  Orange 

Dougherty  Michael,  shipmaster  232  Cherry 

Dougherty  Michael,  bricklayer  110  Reed 

Dougherty  widow  Mary,  Charles  n  Greenwich 

Dougherty  widow  Margaret,  grocer  49  HenTy 

Doughty  Allen,  cartman  Grand  n  Norfolk 

Doughty  Cartness,  oystermaa  80  Wall 

Doughty  Catherine  174  Duane 

Doughty  Charles  J.  attorney  14  Pine 

Doughty  David  S.  grocer  237  Greenwich 

Doughty  Edw.  city  surveyor  47  Bowery 

Doughty  Geo.  S.  mercht.  Greenwich  c  Charles 

Doughty  John,  butch  60  Fly  market  h  Brae 

Doughty  Phebe,  boarding  house  129  Anthony 

Doughty  Wm.  carpenter  Grand  n  Suffolk 

Doughty  widow  Rachel,  14  Prince 

Doughty  widow,  Lavina  99  Bancker 

Douglas  Benjamin,  capt.  8  Cherry 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  193 


'Oouglas  D.  milkman  Crosby  n  Prince 
Douglas  Duncan,  carpenter  236  Spring 
Oouglas  Henry,  gilder  64  Pump 
Douglas  Isaac  S.  merchant  204  Chatham 
Douglas  James,  brassfounder  Sullivan  c  Spring 
Douglas  James,  205  Bowery 
Douglas  Jno.  cartman  Elizabeth  n  Broome 
Douglas  Jno  H.  physician  320  Broadway  h  39  Hud- 
Douglas  Joseph,  mariner  96  Mott  [son 
Douglas  Margaret,  widow  of  jun.  George  55  Broad- 
Douglas  Richard,  67  Anthony  [way 
Douglas  widow  Sarah,  132  Lombardy 
Douglass  Andrew,  tailor  8  Wall 
Douglass  J.  classical  teacher  presby  cb  557  Pearl 
Douglass  Jno,  carpenter  Grand  n  Forsyth 
Dounohoo  Jno.  baker  79  Bancker 
Dover  John,  164  Broadway 
Dow  James,  boatman  25  Pike 
Dow  John,  stone  cutter  Provost  h  150  Chamber 
Dowd  John,  merchant,  Murray  c  Greenwich 
Dowdall  Geo.  R.  shipmaster  24  Thames 
Dowdney  John,  Amos  n  Herring 
Dowe  Charles,  laborer  44  Elizabeth 
Dowe  Jno  Thos.  mariner  86  Henry 
Dowell  Jesse,  livery  stable  22  Anthony 
Dowick  Hannah,  nurse  9  Thomas 
Dowiug  Jas.  mariner  2  Birmingham 
Dowly  Timothy,  grocer  Chesnut  n  op  Rivingtou 
Downer  Joshua,  drygood  st  95  Pearl  h  94  Pump 
Downer  jun.  Samuel,  141  Pearl 
Downer  &  Curnbie,  merchants  134  Pearl 
Downes  Benj.  shoemak  32  Oak 
Downes  John,  mercht  468  Broadway 
Downes  Nichol,  cartman  166-Bancker 
Downes  Wm.  B.  44  Hester 
Downey  Patrick,  cook  192  Division 
Downey  Susan,  roockason  maker  Eldridge 
Downey  Timothy  grocer,  Batickerc  Chesnut 
Downey  widow  Elizabeth,  grocer  214  Bowery 
Downie  James,  cartman  94  Molt 
Downing  Geo.  lumb  yd  Clinton' c  Water  h  68  Allen 
Downing  Jacob,  flour  and  grocery  Nicholas  Wm  c 
Downing  J.  carpenter  J-'orsyth  n  Delancey  [3daven 
Downing  Rebecca,  40  Sullivan 
Downing  Samuel,  carpenter  19  Cheap&ide 
Downing  Thomas,  orangeman  9  Orange 
Downing  widow  Ann,  Stanton  c  Norfolk 
Do»vns  William  Smith,  Montgomery  n  Cherry 
Downy  Wm.  labourer  c  Water  and  Market 
Doxy  Permenus,  black  smith  Allen  c  Graud 
Doyer  widow,  3  Doyer 
Doyl  John,  labourer  50  Pearl 
Doyle  Ann,  milliner  37  Allen 
Doyle  Berraud,  wheelwright,  129  Pump 
Doyle  Dennis,  carpenter  10  Oliver 
Doyle  D.  H.  grocer  Front  c  Roosevelt  b  36  Oliver 
Doyle  Lewis,  mason  132  Church 
Doyle  Michael,  cartman  Elizabeth  n  Prince 
Doyle  Patrick,  labourer  47  Lispeiiard 
Doyle  Peter,  P.-ince  c  Molt 
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Doyle  Philip,  shipcarpenter  167  Bancke.' 
Doyle  Thomas,  bookb.  132  Church 
Doyle  Thomas,  grocer  Prince  c  Elizabeth 
Drach  Seamon,  miniature  painter  45  Charlton 
Draddy  Patrick,  grocer  72  Wall 
Drake  Asa,  cartman  Pitt  n  Stanton 
Drake  Charles,  pbys.  and  surgeon  101  Beekmao 
Drxke  Elkanah,  porter  74  Varick 
Drake  Francis,  mariner  8  Gaynor's- Alley 
Drake  Henry,  weaver  Hammond  n  Greenwich 
Drake  Jacob,  mer.  169  Front  h  79  Beekman 
Drake  James,  grocer  Spring  c  Sullivan 
Drake  John,  35  Bowery 
Drake  John,  mer.  169  Front  h  35  Bowery 
Drake  Moses,  cartman  Cherry  n  Montgomery 
Drake  Oliver,  171  Herman 
Drake  Uicliard.  28  Anthony 
Drake  T.  soda  room  26  Chatham 
Drake  and  Langstaff,  34  Park  fery 
Drake  J  and  E.  G.  merchants  169  Front  h  35  Bow- 
Drake  John  and  Jacob,  merchants  169  Front 
Drasal  Frederick,  grocer  Walnut 
Dreau  Lawrence,  rigger  9  Birmingham 
Dremus  John,  smith  40  N.  Moore 
Drew  Edward,  38. Bowery 
Drew  Patrick,  199  Hester 
Drew  Phebe,  fruit  st.  167  Duane 
Drewery  Robert,  Christopher  n  Bedford 
Drews  Robert,  grocer  E.  Bank 
Dribird  James,  mariner  69  Essex 
Driggs  Benjamin,  mariner  71  Roosevelt 
Driscal  Jeremiah,  grocer  26  Barclay 
Dronde  John,  Prince  n  Mulberry 
Droze  P.  F.  confectioner  80  Broadway 
Drummond  John,  cabinetmaker  79  Division 
Drummond  widow  Mary,  24  Norfolk 
Dryburgh  widow  Mable,  Cherry  n  Sol.  hook 
Dube  Stephen,  86  Franklin 
Dubois  Cornelius,  mer.  36  Front  h  1st  Avenue 
Dubois  Elias,  shoemaker  57  Norfolk 
Dubois  Henry,  barber  516  Greenw. 
Dubois  James  H.  carpenter  205  Orange 
Dubois  James,  cartmnn  Vantlam  n  Hudson 
Dubois  James,  shipjoiner  125  Orange 
Dubois  Johu,  labourer  68  Cedar 
Dubois  Matthew,  saddler  43  Anthony 
Dubois  Michael,  tailor  90  Church 
Dubois  Samuel,  carpenter  18  Leonard 
Dubois  Stephen,  carpenter  84  Lombardy 
Dubois  Thomas  K.  accountant  69  Broad  [Elm 
Dubois  Wm.  music  st.  126 Broadway  h  20  Hester  n 
Dubuar  Francis,  hardware  st.  58  1-2 Bowery 
Ducachct  H.  W.  M  D.  172  Cherry 
Ducasse  Catherine,  310  Water 
Duchanois  A.  barber  34  Anthony 
Dudgeon  Peter,  botanist,  Christopher  n  Bedford 
Dudley  widow  Mary,  39  Harman 
Duff  A.  D.  mer.  83  Washington  h  308  Broadway 
Duff  John,  grocer  Rivington  c  Suffolk 
Duff  Matthias,  millwright  Anthony  c.  Colleet 
DuffThornas,  labourer" 22  Batieket 


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Duff,  widow,  grocer  Collect  c.  Anthony 
Uuffie  C.  R.  merehaot,  96  Wall  h  6 3  Chamber 
Duffle  James,  grocer  6  Front 
Duffie  widow  Maria,  65  Chamber 
Duffy  Bernard,  187  Hester 
Duffy  James,  baker  68  Mott 
Duffy  Michael,  paver  5  Talbot 
Duffy  Owen,  grocer  Orange  c  Hester 
Duffy  Peter,  grocer  Orange  c  Bayard 
Duffy  Peter,  accountant  138  Mulberry 
Duffy  Philip,  grocer  Prince  c  Elizabeth 

Duffy  boardingb.  127  Pearl 

Duffy  Ross.  36  Fletcher  h  32  LombarJy 

Duffy  Terence,  labourer  Collect  c.  Pump 

Duffy  Thomas,  cartman  Lumbardy  n  Greemv 

Duffy  widow  Mary,  Elm  n  Spring 

Dugan  Alexander,  shoemaker  7  Varick 

Dugan  Edward  W.  shipmaster  19  Ann 

Dugan  John,  shoemaker  186  Duane 

Dugan  Matthew, lab.  44  Pike 

Dugan  William  H.  painter  43  Cheapside 

Duggan  widow  of  Thomas,  70  John 

Duggan  T.  and  N.  John  c  Gold 

Dugliss  Hosea,  looking  glass  st.  5  Park 

Duke  Joseph,  boatman  84  Prince 

Duke  William,  cabinetmaker  7  Lumber 

Dukes  James,groeer  and  conf.  Banckerc  Catherine 

Dullager  J.  K.  F.  shoemaker  Herring 

Dulux  Jeanne,  milliner  148  William 

Dumbrack  John,  mason  ^116  Greenwich 

Dummer  and  Co.  George,  china  and  glass  st.  IK; 

Broadway  h  33  Pine 
Dumont  Peter,  doctor  212  Greenwich 
Dun  Henry,  sawyer  3  Oak 
Dunbar  Daniel,  card  manuf.  14  Rose 
Dunbar  Margaret,  39  Anthony 
Dunbar  Samael,  turner  360  Pearl 
Duncan  Andrew,  tallow  chand.  8  Republican-alley 
Duncan  Elizabeth,  1  John 
Duncan  Charles  E.  404  Cherry 
Duncan  George,  cooper  65  Cherry 
Duncan  James,  engineer  75  Duanc 
Duncan  Jno.  Cross  c  Orange 
Duncan  widow  Susan,  282  Elm 
Duncan  R.  &  C.  auctioneers  174  Water 
Dunford  Philip,  labourer  341  Water 
Dungy  John,  shoe  store  27  Chatham  h  132  Leonard 
Dunham  Amos,  cartman  231  Mulberry 
Dunham  Asher,  cartman  129  Harman 
Dunham  David,  45  Broadway 
Dunham  David,  merchant  144  Pearl  b  45  Broad w. 
Dunham  Hampton,  physician  U  surg-  51  Chatham 
Dunham  Henry,  rigger  17  Harman 
Dunham  John,  carpenter  141  Spring 
Dunham  Lewis  W.  mason  86  Varick 
Dunham  Samuel,  typefounder  551  Greenwich 
Dunham  Silas,  printer  Alien  c  Hester 
Dunham  and  Co.  D.  auct  and  com  mer  144  Pearl 
Dunham  and  Auehincloss,  merchants  150  Pearl 
Dunkby  widow  Eliza,  29  Elm 
Dunkin  Thomas,  tailor  144  and  152  Front 


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Dunlap  James,  tailor  395  Greenwich  1 
Dunlap  James,  boardingbouse  17  Old  slip 
Dunlap  James,  shoemaker  86  Chryslie 
Dunlap  Jobn  A.  attorney  aud  couns  18  Cedar 
Dunlap  Mrs.  9  Jay 

Dunlap  Wo.  J.  grocer  Sullivan  c  Broome 

Dunlap  widow  E.  90  John 

Dunlap  widow  Mary,  tailored  12  Thomas 

Dunlap  widow  of  Thomas,  Oliver  n  Banckcr 

Dunlap  and  Grant,  merchants  214  Pearl  h  18  Jay 

Dunlay  John,  tailor  6  James  slip 

Dunn  Benjamin,  capt.  Wooilern  Bleecker 

Dunn  jun.  Cary,  judge  103  Spring 

Dunn  Daniel,  sawyer  299  Cherry 

Dunn  David,  grocer  Greenwich  c  Hammond 

Dunn  Farrel,  120  Church 

Dunn  John,  ropemaker  Stanton  n  Pitt 

Dunn  Patrick,  porter  17  Oliver 

Dunn  jun.  Richard,  sec  Globe  Ins  Comp  65  Watl 

Dunn  Samuel,  tobacconist  Suffolk  n  Broome 

Dunn  Samuel,  carpenter  Orange  c  Hester 

Dunn  Thomas,  oysterman  119  Chnrry  h  21  Henry 

Dunn  Thomas,  cartmau  Christopher  n  Bedford 

Dunn  widow  Charity,  100  Forsyth 

Dunn  widow  Rebecca,  110  Pump 

Dunn  John  and  Sons,  smiths  213  Water 

Dunn  and  Barclay,  grocers  4  South 

Dunnagan  widow  Hannah,  Grand  c  Orange 

Dunnell  Eldridge  G.  physician  Broome  n  Lewis 

Dunning  James,  smith  Frgnt  n  Walnut 

Dunning  Julius  L.  Ill  Water 

Dunpby  Lawrence,  labourer  397  Greenwich 

Dunscomb  Daniel  E.  sec  Mer  Ins  Co.  43  Wall  h  510 

Dunscomb  D.  E.  k.  S.  S.  raercb  305  Pearl  [Broadw 

Dunscomb  Edward,  merchant  66  Chatham 

Dunscomb  James,  sawyer  Grand  n  Chrystie 

Dunscomb  Wm.  E.  alt  and  not  49  Dey  and  7  Broad 

Dunscomb  Wm.  cordwainer  27  Forsyth 

Dunsbee  Samuel,  carpenter  199  Hester 

Dunwell  Samuel,  cordwainer  11  Cheapside 

Duplessess  Benj  107  Church 

Dupignac  E.  R.  chair  store  165  Bowery 

Dupignac  Geo.  W.  merchsnt  tailor  2  Catherine 

Dupignac  John,  mason  63  Harman 

Duplex  George,  shipmaster  34  Hudson 

Dupont  Francis,  fruiter  82  Nassau 

Dupout  Francis,  fruiter  108  Bowery 

Dupoy  Berlrand,  merchant  189  Duane 

Dupuy  John,  perfumer  and  confectioner  15  Paik 

Dupuy  Mrs.  67  Anthony 

Durand  David,  cabinetmaker  2d  Avenue  n  North 

Durand  A.  B.  engraver  10  Pine 

Durand  Hiram  shoemaker  Grand  n  Cannon 

Durand  J.  P.  merchant  135  Pearl 

Durand  James  B.  25  Wm .  h  150  Broadway 

Durand  Lewis  I.  shoemaker  Grand  n  Cannon 

Durand  ,  tinman  59  Chapel 

Durand  M.  Greenwich  h  n  Bank 

Durand  Zachariah,  shipmaster  Greenwich  lane 

Durand  A.  V.  and  Bourdell,  merchants  135  Pearl 


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Durandand  Co.  H.  shoemakers  Grand  n  Lewis 

Durando  Paul  M  merchant  tailor  60  Chatham 

DurS'ndo  Peter,  merchant  58  Bowery 

Durant  Wm.  carpenter  Woostcr  n  Prince 

Durbrow  Joseph,  chair  store  442  Pearl 

Durbrow  jun.  Joseph,  ehairmaker  442  Pearl 

Durbrow  Walter,  butc  21  Cath  mar  h  76  Rivington 

Darbrow  William,  sailmaker  133  8ancker 

Dupworth  Rowland,  188  Water 

Durell  Joseph  G.  crockery  dealer  482  Pearl 

Durell  John,cartman  10  Crosby 

Durell  William,  482  Pearl 

Durie  C.  seamstress  66  Bayard 

Durkin  Jno.  sailmaker  11  Walker 

Durlaod  Jno.  shoemaker  23  Henry 

Durry  J.  J.  hardw  st  55  Fulton 

Duryea  Garrit  S.  grocer  168  Fly  Market  k  75  South 

Duryea  Rulef,  tailor  13  Elizabeth 

Duryea  Rulef,  painter  140  Allen 

Duryea  &  Son,  George,  grocers  127  Division 

Duryee  Charles,  weigher  15  Jay 

Duryee  Daniel,  carpenter  31  Walts 

Duryee  George  J.  grocer  Spring  c  West 

Duryee  G.  78  Hester 

Duryee  John,  L  Christopher  n  Henry 

Duryee  Joseph,  W.  druggist  206  Pearl,  h  42  Oak 

Duryee  ,  phys.  &  surgeon  474  Pearl 

Duryee  Samuel,  carpenter  Clarke  n  Broome 
Duryee  widow  Elizabeth.  95  Liberty 
Duryee  &  Hyer,  hardware  store  48  Water 
Duryee  &  Elliot,  mere.  149  Pearl  h  22  Marketfield 
Dusenberry  Henry  O.  grocer  Pearl  c  Elm 
Dusenberry  James,  grocer  Anthony  e  Chapel 
Dusenberry  John  S.  marshal  179  Church 
Dusenberry  John,  ceaebmaker  9  Spring 
Dusenberry  Joseph,  cartman  Broome  n  Cannon 
Dusenberry  Lewis,  labourer  Mercer  n  Prince 
Dusenberry  Moses,  rear  470  Pearl 
Dusenberry  Wm.  C  watchmaker  161  Catherine 
Dusenberry  Wm.  marshal  Prince  n  Thompson 
Dusenberry  Wm.  butcher  11  Chapel 
Dusenbury  Charles,  grocer  Mott  c  Pump 
Dusenbury  Daniel,  1 14  Lombardy 
Dusunberry  Ameeia,  dep.  sheriff  179  Church 
Dusnnberry  Henry,  smith  Grand  n  Ctrl.  Hook 
Dustan  Peter,  merchant  79  Water  h  68  Chamber 
DUTCH  CHURCHES  AND  THEIR  PASTORS. 

Middle  Dutch  Church  naan  e  JVassau  and  Liberty 

eaa 

North  Dutch  Church  fe  s  jH  c  Wm.  and  Fulton 
Making  one  congrtga-  lESt?B-tion.  with  4  past.  viz. 
Pastors.— Rev.  Gerardus  A.  Kuypers,  D.  D. 

Philip  MiIledoler,DD.. 

John  Knox, 

Pascal  N.  Strong. 

Reformed  Dutch  ppff  Church,  Gardtr. 
Pastor,  Rev.  James  M.  Ml*B  Matheiri. 


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MERCEIN'S 


German  Reformed  f*»*«fl  Church,  Nassau 
Pastor,  R>-v  l  Unar  Labagb. 

.Xorth  West  Reform-  ff|5fj|  DufrA  C'A.  FrnnWin 
Pastor,  Rev.  H  'lplll  .Christian  Bork. 

Reformed  Dutch  j  1  •••  1j|  Church,  at  Greenwich 
Pastor,  R»v    sslal  Ch»rl«  Hardenbergii. 

Reformed  Dutch  flssfA  Church,  Morket 
JVo         mil  Pastor. 

Reformed  Dutch  pT  =  -  H  Ch.  at  Bloomingdale 
Pastor,  Rev.       i±m_  Alexander  Gunn,  P.P. 


Reformed  Dutch  ftf^VB  Church  at  HaerUm 
P/.rfnr*Bpy  H  P..  Vcrmeule. 

Matting  in  all  eight  Congregations  and  nine  Churches. 
J>u'eA  Consul's  Office,  77  Washington 
Dutch  David,  mason  Goerck  n  Delancy 
Duval  John,  cartroan  7  Crosby 
Duval  Joseph,  merch. Maiden  Lane  c  Nassau 
Duval  Thomas,  clothier  18  Maiden  Lane 
Duval  Wm.  &.  Jos.  clothiers  49  Maiden  Lane 
Duvault  Jacob,  waterman  Perry  n  Washington 
Duyckinck  Evert,  bookseller  64  Water  h  102  Peart 
Duyckinck  Mrs.  22  Beaver 
Dwyer  Robert,  accountant  44  Mulberry 
Dwyer  Wm.  cart  man  Desbrosses 
Dwyer  Margaret,  wid.  of  Thos.  grocer  1160range 
Dyckman  Jacob,  M.  D.  47  Vesey 
Dyckman  James,  shoemaker  230  Spring 
Dyckman  John,  grocer  Greenwich  c  Beach 
Dyckman  Wm.  N.  attorney  1  Wall  b80  Delancy 
Dyer  James,  mason  50  Orchard 
Dyer  James  6.  coachmaker  Green  n  Prince 
Dyer  John,  grocer  11  Roosevelt 
Dyer  widow  Mary,  43  Oak 
Dyett  Joshua,  14  Jay 
Dyks  Daniel,  shipwright  62  Christie 
Dyke  widow  Hannah,  boardinghouse  80  Reed 
Dykes  Charles,  24  Orchard 
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Eagle  Henry,  388  Bowery 

Eagle  Insurance  Company,  59  Wall 

Eagle  &  Son  Henry,  147  Chatham 

Eakens  Mrs.  teacher  4  Lispenard 

Eakin  David,  carpenter  Columbia  n  Delancy 

Eakin  John,  sashmaker  Collect  c  Hester 

Eales  Wm.  grocer  73  Beekman 

Eames  Catharine,  98  Henry 

Eamcs  Thomas,  shoemaker  154  Crosby 

Earl  David,  shoema.  217  Greenwich  h  25  Thomas 

Earl  David  O.  mason  128  Henry 

Earl  John,  brushmaker  47  Oliver 

Earl  John,  shoemaker  327  Pearl 

Earl  John  jun.  merch.  Fulton  c  Front 

Earl  Philip,  grocer  187  Washington 

Earl  widow  Hannah,  rear  32  Broad 

Earl  k  West,  brushmaken  161  Water 


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Earle  Jane,  fruitstore  Thompson  c  Broome 
Earle  Joseph,  measurer  12  Elm  i:  20  Coentiej  slip 
Earle  Lawrence,  merchant  186  Greenwich 
Earle  Samuel,  sailmaker  52  South,  h  238  VVm. 
Earle  Stephen,  9hipcarpenter  Lewis  Man.  1st. 
Earle  Wo.  H.  turner  15  Rose 
Earle  widow  Elizabeth,  196  Division 
Earle  &Mead,  merchants  195  Greenwich 
Early  John,  18  Thomas 

Easson  widow  Elizabeth, 9  Rutgers  [h  102  Greenw. 

Easlburn  James  k  Co.  booksellers,  108  Broadway 

Eastburn  Thomas,  printer  153  Spring 

Eaton  Henry,  eartman  29  Bancker 

Eaton  Jacob,  pilot  65  Rutgers 

Eaton  Reuben,  shoemaker  98  Bowery 

Eaton  \Vm.  18  Pump 

Eaton  widow  Phebe,  233  Mulberry 

Eayres  widow  Margaret,  138  Hester 

Ebbelg  Daniel  I.  43  Greenwich 

Ebbetsjtin.  Daniel  43  Frankfort 

Ebbets  John  B.  177  Washington 

Ebbet!<  Moses,  tanner  Cherry  n  shipyards 

Ebert  Philip,  17  Essex 

Ebertson  Thos  mariner  133  Bancker 

Eckert  Philip  P.  grocer  Hester  c  Suffolk 

Eckford  Hen.  shipyard  Water  h  Clinton  c  Stanton 

Economical  School,  103  Anthony 

Eddie  John,  carpenter  44  Hester 

Eddo  John  O.  eartman  14]  Hester 

Eddy  Charles,  cuiTier  Oliver  n  Bancker 

Eddy  David,  mason  Crosby  c  Grand 

Eddy  Thomas,  220  William 

Eddy  jun.  Thomas,  st.  9  Ferry  h  220  William 

Eddy  William,  carpenter  110  Orchard 

Edgar  Alexander,  carpenter  237  Spring 

Edgar  John,  cabinetmaker  171  Wm.  h  76  Beekman 

Edgar  William  39  Broadway 

Edgar  jiin.  William,  57  Greenwich 

Edgerly  John,  drygood  store  Herring 

Edgerton  Abel  I.  58  John 

Edgson  William,  shoemaker  rear  20  Christie 

Edmonds  William,  tobacconist  36  Orange 

Edmonson  Dr.  Samuel,  100  Cross 

Edmonson  Joseph,  physician  422  Cherry 

Edmonston  James,  grocer  Stanton  c  Lewis  M.  1. 

Edmund  Gabriel,  rigger  36  Catherine 

Edridge  Philliman,  ship  caulker  Cherry  n  Scammel 

Edsall  John,  cabinetmaker  7  Thomas 

Edsall  Peter,  shoemaker  237  Spring 

Edsann  Daniel,  carpenter  31  Harrison 

Edwards  George  Smith,  145  Collect 

Edwards  Jemimab,  widow  189  Division 

Edwards  John,  smith  209  Bancker 

Edwards  John,  cooper  Grand  c  Allen 

Edwards  John,  patent  3calebeam  Greene  n  Spring 

Edwards  John  H.  Broome  n  Forsyth 

Edwards  John,  sawyer  42  Thomas 

Edwards  John,  rigger  4  Crane  Wharf  

Edwards  jun  .John,  pat.  scale  beam  Greene  n  Spring 


MERCELVS 


Edwards  Joseph  D.  labourer  4  M'Dougal 

Edwards  O.  cbairroeker.  39  Norfolk 

Edwards  Ogden,  conns  .hd>!  attor.  24  Pine 

Edwards  Robert,  tailor  and  Nothing  st.  306  Water 

Edwards  William,  cartmau  Grand  n  Esses 

Edwards  widow  Hannah,  130  Fly-market  / 

Edwards  widow-  Margaret,  BS  tViliiam 

Egans  James,  engineer  55  Norfolk 

Egbert  Abraham,  shipmaster  29  Vandam 

Egbert  Abraham,  shoemaker  Willet  n  .Broome 

Egbert  Charles,  24  Hester 

Egbert  Frederick,  rigger  238  Cherry 

Egbert  Jumes,  printer  106  Elizabeth 

Egbert  Maria,  92  Hester 

Egbert  William,  mason  1  Clarke 

Egbert  widow  Hannah,  79  Forsyth 

Egbertson  Peter  B.  smith,  c  Water  and  Walnut 

Egen  Michael,  porter  32  Lumber    [h  116  Leonard 

Egenton  &.M-Queen's  mill  stone  shop  127  Anthony 

Eggert  Dominick,  c  Little  Water  and  Cross 

Eggleso  Francis,  upholst.  and  cabin  300 Broadway 

Eggleso  Henry,  cabinetmak  300  Broadway 

Egleson  Charles,  c  Clarkson  and  Greenwich 

Ehrick  John  M.  merchant  356  Broadway 

Eicbcll  John,  carpenter  Broome  n  Mott 

Eisenburg  M  fruiterer  60  Chamber 

Eisenbart  Nancy,  69  Orchard  *j 

Eisseltine  Henry,  grate  and  fender  mak.  44  Vesey 

Elder  Stuart,  grocer  13  Chapel 

Eldridge  Daniel,  2  Provost 

Eldridge  G  D.  up.  end  Mott 

Eldridge  Henry,  Perry  n  Washington 

Eldridge  James,  423  Washington 

Eldridge  John,  mason  rear  121  Orange 

Eldridge  Jonah,  shipmaster  337  Pearl 

Eldridge  Joseph,  mason  60  Leenard 

Eldwards  J.  mariner  42  Lispenard 

Elgreen  Alex.  C.  rigger  rear  79  Eldridge  - 

Elias  Lewis,  mer.  52  Roosevelt 

Elkins  Daniel,  shipmaster  229  Cherry 

Elkins  James,  mason  15  Chapel 

Ellet  Jacob,  cartman  Pitt  n  Stanton 

Ellet  William  108  Spring 

Ellick  Samuel,  currier  31  Frankfort 

Elliot  Charles,  liv.  stab.  34  New,  h  26  Garden 

Elliot  John,  teacher  34  Anthony 

Elliott  Charles,  bookbinder  c  Oliver  and  Water 

Elliott  Charles,  mason  177  llarman 

Elliott  Elizabeth,  teacher  8  Pelham 

Elliott  James,  carpenter  rear  86  Mulberr 

Elliott  James,  labourer  37  Lombardy 

Elliott  John  M.  printer  24  Vesey 

Elliott  Geo.  T.  149  Pearl  h  22  Walker 

Elliott  Robert,  tavern  74  Wall 

Elliott  William  C.  mason  Broom*  n  Willet 

Elliott  Zebulon,  watebm.  183  Greenw.  h 77 Warren 

Elliott  widow  Esther,  119  Forsyth 

Ellis  Bartholomew,  shipmaster  86  Roosevelt 

Ellis  Elisba,  cartmau  13  Pike 

Ellis  Ge*rge,  grocer  243  Cherry 


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Ellis  Jesse,  chairmaker  11  Suffolk 
Ellis  John,  Crosby  c  Hester 
Ellis  John,  porterhouse  Bowery  n  Love-lane 
Ellis  John,  mariner  Bowery  n  Nicholas  Wm. 
Ellis  rev.  John,  teacher  566  Pearl  h  9  Hudson 
Ellis  Richard,  constable  2d  Ward  h  97  Hudson 
Ellis  Thomas,  tan.  and  cur.  10  Rose 
Ellis  William,  cartman  Bowery  c  Stuyvesant 
Ellis  widow,  6  Chapel 
Ellison  William,  grocer  73  Chapel 
Ellison  Thomas,  13  Broadway 
Elmendorf  E.  attor  eoun  and  clerk  in  chan  19  Pine 
Elmer  Charles,  shoemaker  71  Forsyth 
Elsden  Benjamin,  carver  and  gilder  66  Bayard 
Elsden  Benjamin,  joiner  31  Vesey 
Elsten  widow  Elizabeth,  132  Bowery 
Elston  Benjamin,  19  Chapel 
Ellsworth  Francis,  brass  found  Cherry  n  Scammel 
Ellsworth  Jamas,  tailor  5  Jefferson 
Ellsworth  Samuel,  grocer  Desbrosses  n  Hudson 
Ellsworth  widow  Mary,  boarding  house  61  Stone 
Ellsworth  and  Co.  Erastus,  270  Pearl 
Elting  William,  hardw  store  c  Chatham  and  James 
Elton  Anthony,  11  Bayard 
Elwood  James,  rigger  B&ncker  c  Rutgers 
Elwood  Wiiliam,  mariner  200  Cherry 
Ely  Aaron,  teacher  9  Frankfort 
Ely  Abraham  H.  cartman  164  Duane 
Ely  Elisha,  merchant  113  Front  b  16  Gold 
Ely  Elias  H.  attor  and  not  71  Fulton 
Ely  John,  cartman  Grand  n  Green 
Ely  Rachel,  boarding  house  30  Liberty 
Ely  Richard,  merchant  117  Fly-market 
Ely  Seabury,  teacher  33  Mett,  h  26  James 
Ely  Maria,  widow  23  Pell 
Ely  and  M'Coun,  attorns  and  couns  76  John 
Emanuel  Julia,  239  Duane 
Emanuel  Michael,  boarding  house  10  Depeyster 
Embly  Catharine,  mantua  maker  40  Pike 
Embree  Effingham  Lawrence,  Stanton  n  Forsyth 
Embree  John  L.  druggist  213  Pearl 
Embree  Laurence  Effingham,  313  Pearl 
Embury  Peter,  grocer  103  Beekman 
Embury  Philip,  tinfact  104  Broad  h  103  Beekman 
Emerson  Elizabeth,  615  Pearl 
Emlitch  widow  Elizabeth,  186  Mett  n  Spring 
Emmet  Abraham,  tailor  Orange  c  Hester 
Emmet  G.  W.  154  Church 
Emmet  Robert,  attorney  25  Pine 
Emmet  T.  A.  couusellor  26  Pine,  h  S3 
Emmet  jun.  T.  A.  attorney,  7  Nassau  h  25  Pine 
Emmett  James,  rigger  W  Henry 
Emmett  &  White,  counsellors  25  Pine 
Emmons  Ellen,  fruiterer  1  Catharine 
Emmons  Isaac,  grocer  7  Spring 
Emmons  John,  grocer  c  Hester  and  Ludlow 
Emmons  widow,  60  Chapel 
Endeman  Christopher,  labourer  rear  87  Orange 
Eidsley  widow  Candey,  Orange  n  Franklin 
Enever  Partrick,  paver  Ridge  n  Delancy 
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202 


MERCEIN'S 


Kngle  Samuel,  smith  42  Franklin 
Engles  Elizabeth,  133  Bancker      fry,  b.  100  Col,! 
Englehart  Geo.  leather  and  hide  store  16  h  18  Fer- 
Englehart  John  M.  12  Spring 
Englehart  William,  baker  86  Bowery 
English  Edward,  groeer,  227  Water 
English  widow  Jane,  69  Barclay 
Englishly  Catherine,  midwife  37  Pike 
Engs  P.  W.  merchant  120  Front  h  Grand  n  Collect 
Enis  Peter,  tinman  100  Reed 
Ennalls  Samuel,  labourer  Franklin 
Ennet  James,  fisherman  91  Chapel 
Ennett  Robert,  fisherman  43  Robinson 
Ennis  James,  porter  house,  260  Bowery 
Ennis  James,  carpenter  Thompson  n  Spring 
Ennis  John,  cartman  438  Greenwich 
Ennis  Widow  Sarah,  Hester  n  Broadway 
Enquest  Jones,  rigger  and  boarding  h  41  RooseveU 
Ensley  Daniel,  porter  bouse  307  Broadway 
Entwistle  James,  21  White  [Broadway 
Entwistle  and  Bowne,  dry  good  merchants  311 
Eoff  Garrit,  silversmith  163  Broadway 
Eoser  Edward,  cartman  621  Greenwich 
EPISCOPAL  CHURCHES. 


St.  Paul's  Churth 


Broadway 


St.  Mark's  Church  f 


St.  Stephen's  Church 
French  Church 


Trinity  Church  *f*||ff  Broadway 


Crace  Church  ].-  -H  Broadway 
St.  John's  Church 


St.  George's  Chapel 
Christ's  Church 

Zion  Church  t^^t  Molt 


Stuyvesant 


Christie 


Epwell  Francis,  mason  82  Nassau 
Erich  widow  Mary  of  George,  18  Vesey 
Erick  Jacob,  boatman  267  Spring 
Erith  Richard,  mariner  33  Pike 
Erkeson  Philip,  tailor  60  Mulberry 
Eroy  Lavinus  C.  sashmaker  Grand  n  Essex 
Errett  Henry,  33  Chapel 
Errickson  Peter,  grocer  Sullivan  c  Broome 


NEW-YORKDIRECTORY.  205 

Enickson  Samuel, ^frpenter  71  Henry 

Errickson  widow  Elizabeth,  nurse  Mercer  n  Prince 

Errio  James,  coachman  54  Elm 

Errin  John  M.  milkman  Laurens  n  Spring 

Erlzerberger  John,  hairdresser  77  Vesey 

Eskildson  George,  89  Front 

Esler  Henry,  smith  Brooms  n  Cannon 

Esler  Henry,  carpenter  211  Spring 

Esler  John,  smith  43  Forsyth 

Esler  John,  carpenter  217  Church 

Esler  Peter,  smith  Broome  n  Cannon 

Espie  John,  grocer  364  Greenwich 

Espie  Samuel,  baker  13  Chesnut 

Estuline  Thomas,  baker  20  Thomas 

Eustace  Benjamin,  30  Dey 

Evans  David,  brassfounder  132  Harman 

Evans  Eliza,  25  Hudson 

Evans  Ellen,  82  Chapel 

Evans  John,  bookseller  233  Cherry 

Evans  John,  printer  21  Mulberry 

Evans  Joseph  M.  137  Chatham 

Erans  Matilda,  75  Mott 

Evans  Richard,  shoemaker  141  Spring 

Evans  Robort,  bootmaker  rear  37  Augustus 

Evans  Robert,  milliner  419  Pearl 

Evans  Thomas,  timber  sawyer  Stanton  n  Arundel 

Evans  Wm.  cartraan  9  Essex 

Evans  Wm.  rigger  52  Augustus 

Evans  W.  P.  grocer  8  Front  c  Moore 

Evans  widow,  417  Pearl 

Evans  widow  Jane,  Charles  n  Asylum 

Evarts  Frederick,  grocer  108  South  h  309  Pearl 

Evedell  Wm  engraver  240  h  560  Pearl 

EKEJVIJVG  V*  POST 

Office         A  *i.JlL.    40  William 
Evens  James  G  shoemaker  226  Church 
Everett  Daniel,  26  12  Walnut 
Everett  Jesse,  medical  electrician  43  Chatham 
Everett  Joseph,  E  Bank  n  Greenwich  lane 
Everett  Mary  widow  of  John,  129  Greenwich 
Everitt  James  C.  mason  97  Forsyth 
Everitt  John  L  cabinet  maker  60  Beekman 
Everitt  N  C.  grocer  47  Elm 
Everitt  Wm.  Delancy  c  Bowery 
Everitt  W m  butcher  65  Fly-market 
Everugbim  James,  merchant  Market  c  Bancker 
Evernghim  Jos D.  drygoed  st  170  Water  b  14  White 
Everngliim  Joseph  D  k  Jas.  dry  good  st  170  Water 
Evers  Susan,  24  Hudson 
Everson  Geo.  Iastmaker391  Pearl 
Eveison  I.  labourer  31  Watts 
Everson  widow,  c  Broome  and  Thompson 
Evertson  widow  Eliza,  39  Liberty 
Evins  Jeffry,  waiter  112  Mercer 
Evins  Lewis,  cartman  5  Dominick 
Evins  Luther,  shipmaster  70  Front 
Evrard  Francis,  132  Chamber 
Evrrad  Eliza,  mantuamaker  SO  Roosevelt 
Evrrad  James,  cabinet  maker  80  Roosevelt 
J?  wen  G  W.  butcher  30  Fly-market  h  Bowery 


204  MERCEIN'S 


Ewen  John,  grocer  Goerck  •  Ceiancy 
Ewing  James,  rigger  26  Pell    ;J  - 
Ewing  Thomas,  mariner  92  IL'nry 

EXGHJ1JYGE  W'-'l  COFFEE-HOUSE 
Pint  c    ..g;!^"  |  A'assau 
Eyers  O.  70  Franklin 
Ezekiel  T.  quill  and  paper  manuf  8  Clark 

Faaet  John,  mariner  66  Bayard 

Facan  John,  grocer  120  Chamber 

Fader  Wm.  carpenter  Broome  c  Goerck 

Fady  John,  seaman  136  Mulberry 

Faga*  Alex.  Greenwich  n  Bank 

Fagan  Edward,  cartman  12  Rivington 

Fagan  Francis,  grocer  Elm  c  Grand 

Fagan  James,  cooper  80  Wall 

Fagan  John,  c  Chapel  and  Chamber 

Fagan  Michael,  cartman  130  Chamber 

Fagan  Patrick,  34  Augustus 

Fair  George,  merchant  199  Greenwich 

Fair  John,  dry  good  store  197  Greenwieb 

Fairbanks  David,  69  Suffolk 

Fairbanks  Wm.  carpenter  Grand  n  Elm 

Fairburn  James,  Washingtou  a  P«rry 

Fairchild  Hamlet,  47  Nassau 

Fairchild  Isaac,  tavern  158  Fly -market 

Fairchild  Samuel,  tailor  24  Crosby 

Fairchild  Thomas,  496  Pearl 

Fairchild  Thomas,  Hester  n  Orange 

Fairehild  Thomas,  109  Reed 

Fairley  Hugh,  sawyer  372  Washington 

Fairlie  Alex,  grocer  276  Spring 

Fairlie  Francis,  distiller  n  Love  Lane 

Fairlie  J.  elk  sup  court  city  hall  h  41  Cortlandl 

Fairty  Thomas,  85  Orange 

Fairweather  Thomas,  shoemaker  104  Mulberry 

Falaise  Faustin,  11  Hudson 

Falconer  Archibald,  mer  189  Broadw  h  44  Robinsoii 

Falconer  David,  merchant  36  Division 

Falconer  Joseph,  204  Washington 

Falconer  Samuel,  shoemaker  364  Pearl 

Falconer  Wm.  ven  blind  mak  336  h  339Greenwiclr 

Falconer  Wm.388  PearJ 

Falconer  Wm.  68  Bayard 

Falconer  &  Co  Stewart,  merchants  6  Old-slip 

Fanning  Barclay,  grocer  Grand  c  Orchard 

Fanning  H.  merchant  183  Pearl 

Fanning  Henry,  merchant  21  Provost 

Fanning  Solomon,  cabinetmak  37  Pump 

Fanning  widow  of  Samuel  S4  Bowery 

Fanshavv  Daniel,  printer  20  Slote-lane  h  37  Broad 

Fansbaw  ,  importer  65  Eldridge 

Fantine  John,  carpenter  139  Hudson 

Farclo  Geo.  666  Broadway 

Fardon  Abm.  sailmaker  248  Front  h  13  Franklort 

Fardon  Thomas,  measurer  23  Roosevelt 

Farellc  Elizabeth,  61  Mott 

Farger  Daniel,  labourer  207  Bancker 

Fargis  Mrs.  mantuamaker  1  Warren 


NEW- YORK  DIRECTORY.  200 


Vargis  Peter,  hatter  1  Warren 
Fargo  Moses,  shipcarp.  Lewis  Man  bland 
Farington  widow,  183  Hat-man 
Farley  James,  cartman  124  Mulberry 
Farman  James,  mason  5  Torbert 
Farmer  Peter,  dry  good  store  123  Bowery 
Farmer  Thomas,  merchant  6  Greenwich 
Farnham  Henry,  carpenter  Perry  n  Herring 
Farnham  Rufus,  carpenter  31  Watts 
Farquhar  James,  Sailor's  Snug  Harbour 
Farquhar  Si  Son  Jas.  wine  mer  36  Vesey  h  Broad- 
Farr  Joseph  M.  gauger  188  Mulberry    [way  n  Art 
Farr  Wm.  porter  71  Fulton 
Fariall  James,  cooper  15  Pump 
Farran  Daniel,  shipmaster  11  Spring 
Farran  Hugh,  labourer  118  Bancker 
Farran  Mrs.  nurse  98  Reed 
Farran  John,  weaver  Watts  n  Hudson 
Farrand  Enos,  carpenter  Herring 
Farrar  Daniel,  141  Fly-market 
Farrar  John,  victualler  69  Cortlandt 
Farrell  James,  grocer  37  Henry 
Farrell  James,  auctioneer  -267  William  ' 
Farrell  widow  Catherine,  198  Hester 
Farres  Thos.  weaver  Bank  n  Greenwich  lane 
Farrington  Charles,  grocer  123  Elizabeth 
Farrington  David,  grocer  Stanton  c  Ridge 
Farrington  Elijah,  chairmak  3d  Rhynder  n  Broome 
Farrington  George,  grocer  Ridge  c  Stanton 
Farrington  George,  Ridge  n  Stanton 
Farrington  jun.  George,  grocer  Bowery  c  Gerard 
Farrington  Isaac,  141  Hester 
Farrington  James,  shoemaker  170  Bowery 
F arrington  John,  grocer  First  c  Bowery 
Farrington  Thomas,  cartman  Ridge  n  Stanton 
Partington  Thomas,  Pitt  c  Stanton 
Farrington  widow  Elizabeth,  Elizabeth  n  Sprin  » 
Farrioius  Benj.  artificial  florist  53  Division 
Farris  Joseph,  carpenter  550  Pearl 
Farron  Arthur,  mari/ier61  Harman 
Fash  Adam,  shipwright  Pitt  n  Delancy  . 
Fash  Andrew,  cooper  50  h  39  Cross 
Fash  Daniel,  inspector  of  lime  Houston  n  WooUer 
Fash  Jacob,  grocer  173  Grand  c  Orchard 
Fash  John,  butcher  Elizabeth  n  Spring 
Fash  Michael,  shipmaster  38  Ortfl.ard 
Fash  widow  Elizabeth,  47  Mott 
Fash  widow  Sarah,  25  Pell 
Fassaur  Michael,  rear  237  Spring 
Faugeras  Mchwlas.  224  Bowery 
Faulkner  Jacob,  105  Division 
Faulkner  James  C  tailor  2  Uurling  slip 
Faulkner  John,  grocer  122  Bow«ry  c  Grand 
Faulkner  Josiah,52  Orchard 
Faulkner  and  Bayles,  blinduiakers  105Divisiou 
Faure  Vincent,  487  Pearl 
Faure  widow  Mary,  64  Pine 
Favel  widow  Mary,  washerwoman  89  Orange 
Faver^au  Francis,  timnau  103  Cherry  r^Tpr 
Fawpell  Christian,  hairdresser  154  Fullon 
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206 


MERCEIN'S 


Fawpell  John,  hairdresser  277  Green w  h  168  Reec' 

FawpeM  widow,  362  Washington 

Fawset  Jn«.  carpenter  Grand  n  F.ssex 

Fawnit  William,  smith  77  Forsyth     [23  Frankfort 

Fay  Henry  A.  alt.  &l  com  is.  to  ackn.  deeds  &  not 

Fay  Jonathan,  brass  foun.  159  Cherry  ti  28  Nassau 

Fay  Joseph  D.  couns.  and  notary  23  Frankfort 

Fay  Luke,  grocer  Bancker  c  Pike 

Fayard  Francis,  hairdresser  477  Pearl 

Fealy  James,  72  Cross 

Feek;  Charles  C.  shoestore  209  Greenwich 

Feeks  David,  shoemaker  Willet  n  Delancy 

Feeks  Jonathan,  cartman  Broome  n  Ludlow 

Feeks  Joseph,  185  Grand  n  Ludlow 

Feeks  L.  grocer  Pumpe  Orchard 

Fceley  James,  labourer  103  Cross 

Feely  Michael, 44  Mulb-rry 

Fegan  Jno.  grocer  136  Bancker 

Fegan  widow  of  Edward,  grocer  31  Cross 

Feghan  Terrence,  grocer  33  Cross 

Feizler  John,  shoemaker  37  Vandam 

Fekke  John,  boardinghouse  60  James 

Felbouse  James,  pump  maker  552  Broadway 

Felch  Caleb,  cartman  Lewis  n  Broome 

Felch  Wm.  carlman  Ridge  n  Stanton 

Fellows  James,  3  Maiden-lane  h  58  Cortlandt 

Fellows  Thomas,  merchant  31  Orange 

Fellows  &.  Langwortby,  grocers  166  Fly  Market 

Felshousen  Jas.  Pump  maker  Art  n  Bowery 

Felter  Daniel, Greenwich  n  Charles 

Fetter  Henry,  shoemaker  Greenwich  c  Perry 

Felter  Lucretia,  shocbinder  175  Orange 

Feltus  Rev.  Henry  J  Hester  c  Bowery 

Fenillet  A.  importer  1  Garden 

Fenn  G.  merchant  Front  c  Peck  slip 

Fenn,  Gaines  and  Co.  36  Peck  slip  h  172  Cherry 

Fennell  Richard,  mariner  Elran  Grand 

Fenton  David,  mariner  Redwickn  Greenwich 

Fenton  John,  Washington  n  Hammond 

fenton  Peter,  sawyard  447  h  445  Washington 

Fenton  Porter,  27  AnthoDy 

Fenton  Robert,  cooper  8  Elm 

Fenton  Samuel,-glover  Orange  n  Prince 

Fenwick  Wm.  labourer  32  Bancker 

Ferdon  J«hn  S.  tinman  399  Broadway 

Ferdon  W.  cartnmn  8  Norfolk 

Ferdon  widow,  17  Spring  [ren 

Fergusou-Catberine,  nfcrino  shawl  washer51  War- 

Ferguson  George,  boardinghouse  296  Pearl 

Ferguson  George,  accountancy  Cheapside 

Ferguson  Horace,  I.Vjouier  13Torbert 

Ferguson  James,  accountant  37  Harman 

Ferguson  James-  boatman  Broome  n  Lewis 

Fergjson  John,  naval  officer  165  Fulton 

Fe  ;,uson  John,  grocer  Walls  c  Greenwich 

Fergusor  John,  trunk  maker  54  Chatham 

Ferguson  Juo  tobacconist  167  Division 

Ferguson  Robert,  sawyer  Orange  c  Hester 

Ferguson  Robert,  cartmaH  booster  n  Springi 

Ferguson  Robt.  sailmak20  Coen  slip  h  91  Murray 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  207 


Ferguson  Sarah,  72  Forsyth 

Ferguson  Wm.  artist  121  Bancker 

Ferguson  widow  Mary,  10  Watts 

Ferguson  widow,  164  Bancker 

Ferguson  li  Welchtn?  n,  rouble  manuf.  229  Wash. 

Ferlat  Stephen  L.  131  William 

Fernald  Richard  M.  Arundel  n  Division 

Ferrell  Miss,  ladies  dress  maker  55  Augustus 

Ferrens  John,  carpenter  529  Greenwich 

Ferrers  widow  of  John,  57  Murray 

Ferret  widow,  42  North  Moore 

Ferriere  widow  Martha,  173  Division 

Ferrier  capt.  John,  123  Harmau 

Ferrin  John,  baker  6  Mott 

Ferris  Amanda,  57  Forsyth 

Ferris  Benj.  attor.  and  couns.  254  Broadway 

Ferris  Benj.  silversmith  Amos  n  Herring 

Ferris  C.  G. attor  and  comrais.  68  Cherry  h  20  Oak 

Ferris  Daniel  P.  lamplighter  135  Collect 

Ferris  F  T.  M.  D  22  Duane 

Ferris  George,  merchant  141  Front 

Ferris  Henry  P.  254  Bcoadway 

Ferris  Jacob,  chairm.  99  Rivington 

Ferris  John,  porter  15  Leonard 

Ferris  Joseph,  carpenter  550  Pearl  [Forsyth 

Ferris  Laning,  butcher  65  Fry  market  h  Delancy  c 

Ferris  Maria,  seamstress  110  Orchard 

Ferris  Mary,  widow,  grocer  27  Old  slip 

Ferris  O.  M.  57  Forsyth 

Ferris  Thomas  T.  Charlton  c  Hudson 

Ferris  widow  Hester,  Christie  n  Grand 

Ferris  widow  Susan,  Grand  n  Christie 

Fessart  and  Brotbers,39  William  [wards  bl3  Beekm 

Fessenden  T.  attor.  &.  justice  of  the  1st,  2d,  and  3d 

Fetcbman  Henry,  sugar  refiner  94  Chapel 

Few  cel.  Wm.  10  Park  Place 

Fick  A.  grocer  Forsyth  c  Pump 

Fick  Harman  A.  Pump  c  Forsyth 

Fick  John  E.  gro.O.  Haeilem  Road  n  4th  mile  s! 

Ficket  Gnrdner,  grocer  Water  c  Gouverneur 

Picket  Sam.  fc  Crockett,  carpenters  564  Water 

Field  Abby  M.  mantuamaker  173  Fulton 

Field  Arby,  Stanton  n  Essex 

Field  David,  teacher  Grand  n  Norfolk 

Field  Edward,  carpenter  13  Clarke 

Field  Hezekiab,  grocer  81  Bancker  [Broadw 

Field  Hickson  W.  com.  mer.  28  Burling-slip,  h  372 

Field  Jacob,  shipmaster  d  Doyer 

Field  James,  35  Mott 

Field  John,  shoestore  69  Chatham  c  Duane 

Field  Josiah,  22  Mulberry 

Field  Oliver,  Lewis  Man.  hi. 

Fiald  Peter,  sboestore  43  Chatham 

Field  Peter  H.  cartman  Broome  c  Orchard 

Field  jun  Peter,  watch  &.clockm.  206  Greenw. 

Field  Rich  mer.  416 1  2  Pearl 

Field  Samuel,  distiller  173  Spring 

Field  Sarah,  tailoress  21  Pell 

Field  Waters,  board,  and  victualling  20  Catherine  ■«! 

Field  Whitehead,  sboema.  7  Birmingham 


208  MRECEWS 


Field  widaw  Catherine,  262  1  2  William 

Field  k  Briggs,  tack  and  brad  mak.  Stanton  n  Suf* 

Fielding  Mrs.  milliner  8  John 

Fields  Mc-x  smith  80  Eldridge 

Fields  Daniel,  shoemaker  105  Molt 

Fields  Thos.  cooper  15  Elizabeth 

Fields  William,  mariner  55  Oak 

Fields  widow,  29  Elm 

Fields  widow,  Broome  n  Arundel 

Fields  widew,  77  Mulberry 

Fife  W.  shipmaster  52  Rutgers 

Figuet  John  B.  Arundel  c  Delancy 

Filleraon  Smith,  rear  575  Water 

Fillemore  James,  smith  Front  n  Walnut 

Filligree  Thos.  P.  gilt  ornamental  art.  145  Chamber 

Filmore  Wm.  carpenter  Elizabeth  n  Broome 

Finan  Michael,  31  Cross 

Finch  Ann,  fruiterer  84  Mulberry 

Finch  David,  carpenter  Lewis  Man.  hi.  , 

Finch  Ferris,  grocer  85  Division  c  Market 

Finch  Hannah,  176  Duane  > 

Finch  John,  printer  69  Chapel 

Finch  Jos.  gunm.  261  Greenw.  and  79  Maidea-iaue 

Finch  Thos.  sailmoker  232  Grand 

Finch  Thos.  17  Pall 

Finch  widow  Susanna,  Scammel 

Findlay  Aon,  milliner  152  Hester 

Fine  Jarvis,  shoemaker  329  Greenwich 

Fine  John,  blockmaker  Hammond  n  Greenwich 

Fine  h  Co.  John,  blockma.  46  Wash,  n  Beaver-lane 

Finey  Martin :  11  Catherine-lane 

Fink  Alex,  butch.  56  Wash.  mar.  h  Grand  c  Christie 

Fink  Arnus,  butcher  22  Spring 

Fink  Henry,  butcher  Thompson  n  Spring 

Fink  John  P.  butcher  56  Wash.  mar.  h  99  Christie 

Fink  Walter,  ropema.  Eldridge  n  Stanton 

Finlay  Jane,  72  Chapel 

Finlay  Joseph,  58  Elm 

Finlay  Mrs.  ladies'  academy  25  Broadway 

Finly  John,  shoema.  427  Washington 

Finly  Robert,  printer  13  Thomas 

Finn  James,  grocer  156  Mott 

Finn  James  G.  constable  90  Roosevelt 

Finon  Martin,  ashman  9  Calherine-lane 

Finton  widow  Jane,  69  Lomhardy 

Fiol  William,  boatman  93  Elm 

Fiora  John  B.  porter  h  553  Broadw.  n  Prince 

Firth  John,  musical  inst%>a.  Hester  n  Rbyndcr 

Fish  Abraham  K.  mer.  124  Front  h  223  Cherry 

Fish  Adrastus,  printer  30  Cross 

Fish  David,  boardingh.  309  Water 

Fish  Job,  mariner  404  Cherry 

Fish  Mary,  nurse  121  Orange 

Fish  Nicholas,  Stuyvesant 

Fish  Preserved,  mer.  134  Front  h  218  William 

Fish  Sidney,  grocer  82  Vesey 

Fish  widow,  boardingh.  93  Maiden  lane 

Fish  8i  Grionell,  merchants  138  Front 

Fi.-hbaut  Petr  r,  Hudson  n  Charlton 

Fisher  Abijab.  merchant  88  Frankfort 


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Fisher  Abraham,  cartman  60  Pump  [Elizabeth 

Fisher  Andrew,  butcher  49  Fly-mar.  h  Broome  n. 

Fisher  Catherine,  grocer  549  Pearl 

Fisher  Charles,  ropemaker  Orchard  n  North 

Fisher  Daniel,  shoemaker  oppos.  Art 

Fisher  Daniel,  turner 543  Pearl 

Fisher  £.  notary  8  Phoenix  bank 

Fisher  Eliab,  notary  8  Phoenix  stores 
Fisher  George,  sugar  baker  Allen  n  Grand 

Fisher  Geo.  L.  weaver  41  Harman 

Fisber  Henry,  attor.  and  notary  24  Oak 

Fisher  Henry,  carpenter  15  Elizabeth  [M'Dougal 

Fisher  Henry,  broker  34  William  h  Bleecker  c 

Fisher  Jacob,  butcher,  70  Fly-mar. 

Fisher  Jacob,  carpenter  141  Hudsou 

Fisber  James,  mason  69  Leonard 

Fisher  John,  mariner  126  Bancker 

Fisher  John,  labourer  89  Bancker 

Fisher  John,  173  Mott 

Fisher  John,  shoemaker  Old  Haer.  road 
♦^t"i*er  Joseph,  talloV  chatodler  17  Collect 

Fisher  Joshua,  M.  D.  Broome  n.  Mott 

Fisber  Lewis,  grocer  61  Allen 

Fisher  Moses,  labourer  122  Pump 

Fisher  Leonard,  269  William 

Fisher  Patrick,  labourer  Grand  n  Forsyth 

Fisher  R.  shoe  blaek  179  Duane 

Fisher  Richard,  237  Bowery 

Fisher  Theodosius,  turner  315  Greenwich 

Fisher  Thomas,  merchant  129  Pearl 

Fisher  Walker,  mason  218  Chapel 

Fisber  William,  ropemaker  Orchard  n  North 

Fisher  W.  fin  mauuf.  460  Greenw.  h  29  Charlton 

Fisher  widow  Elizabeth,  98  Mott 

Fisher  widow  Mary ,  263  William 

Fisk  Edward,  cabinet  maker 45  Lispenard 
•  Fitch  Abijab,  bootmaker  81  Hester 

Filch  Andrew,  sawyer  13  Orange 

Fitcb  Francis,  teacher  43  Bowery 

Filch  Henry,  lab.  rear  21  Orange 

Fitch  Nioma.  Forsyth  n  Delancy 

Fitch  Samuel  M.  attor.  and  mast,  in  chan  96  Cherry 

Fitch  Thomas,  tanner  17  Doyer 

Filch  W.  H.  teacher  rear  41  Ferry 

Fitch,  Goodwin  and  Co.  com.  n»er.  190  Pearl 

Fitczcbarles  Thomas,  driver  2  Gaynor's  Alley 

File  Henry,  upholsterer  284  Spring 

Filzgerald  Barnett,  cooper  7  Republican  Alley 

Fitzgerald  Edmond,  labourer  8  Hague 

Filzgerald  Garrit,  porter  28  Oak 

Fitzgerald  Garrit,  118  Cherry 

Filzgerald  James,  mariner  252  1-2  William 

Fitzgerald  John,  butcher  11  Spring 

Fitzgerald  William,  cartman  Stanton  n.  Ridge 

Fitzgerald  William-  tailor  117  Division  it  JjK 

Fitzpatrick  Wm.  rartman  60  Orange 

Fitzpatrick,  Patrick,  smith  252  William 

Fivey  widow  Ann,  55  Broad 

Flack  John,  merchant  68 Pine 

Flager  Jacob,  butcher  Allen  n  Stanton 

Flagg  Ebenezer,  ropemaker  Attorney  n  Delancy 


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Flago  Charles,  tailor  41  Cliff  h  5  Oliver 

Flanagan  A  C.  printer  19  Beaver 

Flanagan  Edward,  sawyer  Cherry  n  Montgomery 

Flanagan  Edward,  sawyer  Grand  c  Goerck 

Flanagan  James  A.  grocer  Allen  c  Grand 

Flanagan  Mary,  215  Church 

Flanagan  Michael,  sawyer  Cherry  n  Gouverneur 

Flaudin  P.  merchant  111  Broadway  h  4  Murray 

Flandran  widow  ,  23  Norfolk 

Flandreau  John,  carpenter  313  Bowery 

Flandrow  Caleb  ,  segar  maker  183  Mott 

Flandrow  Phebe,  17  Duane 

Flannagan  James,  grocer  Grand  c  Allen 

Flannigan  Charles,  shoemaker  45  Mott 

Flanrey  Thomas,  tailor  104  Chatham 

Fleet  Charles  hair-dresser  55  Reed 

Fleet  Henry  M.  hardware  st.  251  Water  c  Peck  slip 

Fleming  John,  potter  67  Suffolk 

Fleming  John  B.  merchant  435  Greenwich 

Fleming  John>-58  Rutgers  • 

Fleming  John,  cash,  mefchanfi  bank  16  Wall 

Fleming  Samuel  B.  grocer  47  Henry 

Fleming  Thomas,  labourer  Laight  n  Greenw. 

Fleming  Thomas,  16  Pine  c  Nassau 

Fleming  William,  grocer  21 1  Division 

Fleming  widow,  seamstress  76  Cherry 

Flender  Dilman,  cartman  Rhynders  n  Grand 

Flender  Henry,  cartman  Wooster  n  Spring 

Flender  Thomas,  wheelw.  Hudson  c  Thomas  h  4 

Flenn  widow  Abby,  10  Bancker  [Harrison 

Fletcher  Joseph,  carpenter  33  Forsyth 

Fletcher  Thomas,  fur  cutter  140  Leonard 

Fletcher  seedsman  39  Fulton 

Flewry  Banthazar,  grocer  340  Pearl 

Flewwelling  Samuel,  cash,  city  bank  h  51  Pine 

Flinch  capt  opposite  S.  prison 

Flinn  James,  pilot  85  Gold 

Flinn  Wm.  iuer.  Duane  c  Augustus 

Flock  Henry,  cartmanJBroome  n  Mott 

Flood  Joseph,  marshal  214  William 

Flood  Samuel,  mariner  112  Mulberry 

Floor  John  K.  butcher  24  C«th.  mar.  h  91  Elizabeth 

Florence  John,  carpenter  101  Bayard 

Florentine  Abraham,  cabinet  rnak.  46  Mulberry 

Florentine  James,  boat  builder  42  Elizabeth 

Florentine  Thomas,  65  Mulberry 

Flot  .id  John,  dry  »ood  st  172  Chatham 

Flower  John,  5  Mott 

Flower  vSamI".  shipmaster  28  Cortlandt 

Floy  Michael,  nursery  d  seedsman  Broadway  n  Art 

Floyd  Augustus,  attor  at  law  and  not  41  Nassau 

Floyd  Dolly;  washerwoman  42  Roosevelt 

Floyd  S.  mechanic  18  Essex 

Floyd  Samuel,  67  Greenwich 

Fl ,  nn  Ar.d'.v.  rahinet  mak  319  Water 

Flynn  H"gu,  11  Reed 

Flynn  John,  tailor  32  Barclay 

Flynn  Michael,  wheelright  94  Mulberry 

Flynn  Wm.  labourer  rear  13  Clarke 


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FlynD  ,  watch  maker  36  Pike 

Foes  Edmunson,  cartman  79  Sullivan 

Fogal  Geo.  iron  founder  607  Water 

Fogal  Win.  baker  Perry  c  Greenwich 

Foght  Jno.  M.  57  Pump 

Foke,  Ahm.  cartman  9  Chapel 

Foley  James,  labourer  23  Augustus 

Folgar  Reuben,  mariner  601  Water 

Folger  Frederick  L.  mer  73  Pearl  h  108  Fulton 

Folger  Reuben,  Dutch  c  Fulton 

Folger  Robert  C.  sailmaker  86  James  [ard 

Follausbee  Wm.  mariner-  28  Christie 

Folmar  John, watchmaker  133  Broad w  h  43  Lispen- 

Fontaine  C.  G  auc  and  com  mer  129  Water  h  25 

Fontaine  E.  merchant  47  Pine  [Garden 

Fonlayne  Joseph,  merchant  52  Norfolk 

Foos  widow  Martin,  44  Bancker 

Foot  widow  Lydia  80  Chapel 

Foote  Israel,  com  mer 46  Wall,  h  57  Cortlandt 

Foote  Thomas,  chandler  66  Chapel 

Foraira Manual,  mariner  77  Bancker 

Forbes  Alex,  carpenter  Thompson  n  Broome 

Forbes  David,  grocer  Esses  c  Hester 

Forbes  Garrit,  weigher  59  Robinson 

Forbes  George,  bookbinder  and  seller  87  Bowery 

Forbes  James  G.  mer  505  Broadway  [Greenwich 

Forbes  J.  accountant  Gilbert,  Greenwich  h  436 

Forbes  John,  librarian  16  Nassau  City  Library 

Forbes  J.  W.  silversmith  90  Broadway 

Forbes  W.  G.  48  Dey 

Forbes  C  V.  G  silversmith  136  Broadway 

Forbes  widow  Sarah,  23  Oak 

Forbes  widow  Ann,  GHbert  Greenwich 

Forbus  John,  fig  blue  and  coffee  man  jf  131  Reed 

Force  Ephraim,  brassfounder  6  Orchard 

Farce  Squire,  cartman  189  Mulbeiry 

Force  William. carpenter  189  Mulberry  » 

Force  widow  Mary,  98  Mott 

Ford  Benj.  cabinet  maker  1  Forsyth 

Ford  Ebenezar,  carpenter  16  White 

Ford  Geo.  peddler  Weoster  n  Bleeeker 

Ford  John,  hat  store  17  Maiden  lane 

Ford  Patrick,  peddler  36  Anthony 

Ford  and  Stanbury,  Lewis,  merchants  31  Front] 

Fordbam  Caleb,  carpenter  163  Bancker 

Fordham  George,  inspec  of  lumber  393  Pearl 

Fordbam  Geo.  shipmaster  Collect  c  Leonard 

Fordham  Jsaac,  cartman  Laurens  n  Spring 

Fordham  Miss  Eliza,  milliner  393  Pearl 

Forden  Saml.  porter  bouse  9  Chatham 

Forewit  Matthew,  tobacconist  124  Mott 

Forey  P.  J.  furrier  Christopher  n  Herring 

Foreman  widow  Eliza.  21  Elm 

Forfair  Lewis,  grocer  54  Duane 

Forraan  David,  saddler  Greenwich  c  Charles 

Forman  George,  printer  and  bookseller  201  Fultoa 

Fj.  nan  Sarah  Ann,  hoarding!]  Grand  n  Forsyth 

Forman  S.  Elm  c  Hester 

Forman  Thomas,  cartman  16  Ludlow 

Forman  William,  stone  cutter  137  Reed 


•12  MERCEIN'S 


Forn  Robert,  shoemak  13  Bridge 
Forrest  Jas.  49  Forsyth 
Forrest  Wm.  66  Dey 

Forrester  A.  letter  carrier  Columbia  n  Broome 

Forrester  James,  teacher  11  Garden 

Forrester  Joseph,  cordwainerSl  Lombardy 

Forrister  Andrew,  shoemak  Crand  n  Crosby 

Forshay  Garritt,  shoemak  68  Allen 

Forshay  Levi,  grocer  37  Leonard 

Forshay  William,  cartman  Hudson  c- Vandam 

Forshay  Jit  Co.  grocers  99  Chapel 

Forshee  William,  rnpemaker  Allen  n  Stanton 

Forsyth  John,  merchant  tailor  105  Water 

Forsyth  Robert,  grocer  Hudson  c  Vandam 

Fortier  Lewis  H.  24  Eldridge 

Fortune  M.  smith  49  Anthony 

Fortunett  Francis,  83  Lombardy 

Fosdick  Clement,  painter  Christopher  n  Herring 

Fosdick  John  D.  shoemaker  89  Christie 

Fosdick  Richard  B  painter  Christopher  n  Herring 

Fosdick  Samuel,  painter  Amos  n  Herring 

Fosdick  R.  B.  k.  E.  rain,  painters  478  Greenwich 

Foshay  Abraham,  cartman  Clarke  n  Spring 

Foshay  widow  Catherine,  213  Spring 

Foshee  Abm.  M'Dougal  n  Bleeckcr 

Foster  Andrew,  mer  65  South  h  10O  Greenwich 

Foster  Asa,  shipmaster  25  Pell 

Foster  Charles,  shoemak  1  Anthony 

Foster  Daniel,  mariner  259  Water 

Foster  Geo.  shoemaker  98  Cross 

Foster  Geo.  grocer  132Bancker 

Foster  Mary  Ann,  grocer  86  Mulberry 

Foster  John,  coachman  rear  35  Jay 

Foster  John,  cartman  31  Norfolk 

Foster  John,  sailmaker  115  Orange 

Foster  jun  Joseph  W.  442  1  2  Pearl 

Foster  Samuel,  208  Division 

Foster  Thomas,  cartman  Broome  c  Norfolk 

Foster  Wm.  cartman  Vandam  n  Hudson 

Foster  Wm.  cartman  86  Mulberry 

Foster  Wm.  butcher  60  Fly-market  h  Brooklyn 

Foster  ,  bookbinder  3  Chapel 

Foster  &.  Giraud,  merchants  65  South 
Fosters  J.  73  South 

Fotheringhame  Geo.  marble  cut.  Debroues  c  Hud. 
Fought  JaeobT  baker  2  Vandam 
Foulke  Joseph,  155  South  h  81  Chamber 
Fountain  B.  fruit  store  199  1-2  Greenwich 
Fountain  Elijah,  marshal  rear  5  Chapel 
Fountain  Elias,  dry  good  st  254  Broadw  h  27  War- 
Fountain  Gideon,  merchant  5  South  [reu 
Fountain  Henry,  251  Spring 
Fountain  Isaac,  painter  17  Chapel 
Fountain  Isaac,  painter  92  Mott 
Fountain  Joseph,  segar  maker  71  Spring 
Fountain  Mary  Ann,  boardingh  5  Chapel 
Fountain  widow  Clarissa,  280  Division 
Fourett  Isaac,  carpenter  Prince  n  Tliompsom 
Fourniquet  L  gold  and  silversmith  29  Franklin 
Fowler  Catherine,  7  Chapel 
Fowler  Charles,  milliner  348  Pearl 


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Fowler  C  W.  attorney  178  Fnltoo 

Fowler  David,  stonecutter  Dominick  n  Varick 

Fowler  David,  shipmaster  198  Bowery 

Fowler  David,  while  lead  manuf  410  Bowery 

Fowler  Drake,  shoenik  2  mile  stone  op  Vouxkall 

Fowler  Edward,  cartman  10  Crosby 

Fowler  Geo  W.  shoemaker  171  Bowery 

Fowler  Gilbert,  grocer  Greenwich  c  N  Moore 

Fowler  Hannah,  drawing  acad  258  William 

Fowler  James,  cartman  72  N  Moore 

Fowler  John,  rigger  and  boardi  ngh  48  Cbeapsidc 

Fowler  John,  shoemak  69  Spring 

Fowler  John,  tailor  886  Pearl  and  184  Hester 

Fowler  John,  shipmaster  238  William 

Fowler  John,  tailor  Id  Essex 

Fowler  Levi,  crockery  st  68  Bowery 

Fowler  Mary,  19  Division 

Fowler  Mary,  milliner  9  Division 

Fowler  Mary  Ann,  89  Anthony 

Fowler  Moses,  cartman  Wooster  n  Bleecker 

Fowler  Moses,  shoemaker  74  Bowery 

Fowler  Pexce),  shipmaster  286  Greenwich 

Fowler  Richard,  harness  saak  h  trim.  86  Crosby 

Fowler  Tbaddeus,  dry  good  st.  12  Division  h  68 

Fowler  Theodore,  cabin^trak  9  Division  [Bayard 

Fowler  Theodosius,  44  Franklin 

Fowler  Walter,  98  Cbeapside 

Fowler  Wm.  carpenter  Grand  c  Allen 

Fowler  ,  mariner  Cberry  c  Walnut 

Fowler  widow  A.  grocer  Sheriff  n  Broome 

Fowler  widow  Catherine,  nurse  10  Beach 

Fowler  widow  D.  78  Forsyth 

Fowler  widow  Elizabeth,  Broome  c  Cannon 

Fowler  widow  Elizabeth,  Grand  u  Allen 

Fowler  widow  Lydia,  29  Hester 

Fowler  widow  Jane,  39Vesey 

Fowler  &  Devans,  sboemak  74  Bowery 

FowieT  &,  Wyckoff,  attorneys  178  Fulton 

Fox  Armada,  tailoress  84  Mulberry 

Fox  Charles,  Hamersley 

Fox  George  S  mer.  177  Pearl  b  22  Rose 

Fox  Jacob,  cartman  Thompson  n  Grand 

Fox  James,  64  Pine 

Fox  Jobn,  36  Walker 

Fox  John,  lamplighter  80  Sullivan 

Fox  Joseph,  cordwciner  71  Henry 

Fox  Robert,  grocer  89  Water 

Fox  Wm  W.  merchant  307  h  308  Pearl 

Fox  ,  mate  43  Cheapside 

Fox  widow  Fanny,  boardingbouse  6  Cherry 
Foy  Hannah  widow,  S>1  Murray 
Fracks  John,  shoemak  89  Roosevelt 
Fradenbargh  C.  20  Anthony 
Fradenburgh  G.  carver  20  Anthony 
Franchi  widow  Susan,  27  Elm 
Francie  Jane,  segarmak  105  Anthony 
Francis  Anthony,  37  Barclay 
Francis  Casar,  labourer  12  Frankfort 
Francis  Diana,  34  Orange 
Francis  Geo.  printer  24  Pell 

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214 


MKRCEIN't  ' 


Francis  Henry  M.  515  Greenwich 
Francis  Jesse,  Pitt  n  Delancy 
Francis  John,  sexton  79  Mulberry- 
Francis  John,  dry  Rood  st.  112  Division 
Francis  John  W.  M  O  20  Vesey 
Francis  Lewis,  87  Church 
Francis  Lucretia,  77  Bayard 
Francis  Margaret,  whitewasker  65  Mulberry 
Francis  Nathaniel,  silversmith  Warren  c  Greenw 
Francis  Peter,  porter  Grand  n  Ludlow 
Francis  Thomas,  gardener  Love  Lane  c  Bowery 
Francis  Thomas  A.  labourer  38  Augustus 

Francis  ,  shoestore  148  Front 

Francis  widow,  89  Orange 
Francis  widow  Sarah,  97  Chatham 
Francisco  Jacob,  constable  172  Spring 
Frank  Jacob,  custom-house  officer  99  Elm 
Frank  Joseph,  36  Augustus 
Franklin  Abraham,  19  Liberty 

Franklin  House,        jjjw'g;^        Broadway  c  Dey 

Franklin  Insurance    jjrjjjjjj.^     Company,. 45  Wall 

Franklin  James,  labourer  33  Henry 

Franklin  James,  labourer  138  Esses 

Franklin  John,  pres.  mech.  insur.  co.  h  521  Water 

Franklin  Juvenile  Seminary,  rear  236  Greenwich 

Franklin  Juvenile  School,  J.  V.  D.  Moore  principal, 

Franklin  Thomas,  49  Franklin  [42  Rose 

Franklin  Wm.  mariner 90 Bancker 

Franklin  widow  Margaret,  136  Grand 

Franklin  ty-  Minturn,  auctioneers  63  Wall 

Franks  Josiah,  I.  accountant  126  Pump 

Fraser  Abraham,  150  Reed 

Fraser  Alex,  coalyard  274  Front  h  46  Oliver 

Fraser  Charles,  painter,  gilder  and  glazier  69  John 

Fraser  Daniel,  painter  Oliver  n  Bancker 

Fraser  Donald,  weigher  64  Gold 

Fraser  Grace,  mantuamaker  27  Cherry 

Fraser  Gcmima,  Elizabeth  n  Broome 

Fraser  Jesse,  combmaker  25  Maiden  Lane  h  115 

Fraser  Mary,  181  Broadway  [Liberty 

Fraser  Robert,  218  Fulton 

Fraser  Robert,  86  Front 

Fraser  Robert  L.  slioemaker  33  Vandam 

Fraser  Simon,  shipwright  53  Harman 

Fraser  Susanna,  404  Broadway 

Fraser  widow,  Broome  n  Mott 

Fraser  widow  Eliza.  1.  teach,  of  music  1  Chamber 

Fraser  widow  of  Duncan,  8  Batavia 

Frasse  Henry,  mechanic  91  Fulton 

Frawd  Wm.  bootmaker  142  Water 

Frazee  Abraham,  cartman  360  Washington 

Frazee  James,  marblecutter  358  Greenwich 

Frazee  Wm.  marblecutter  352  Greenwich 

Frazee  widow  Mary,  73  Henry 

Frazee  W.    J,  marble  cutters  355  Greenwich 

Frazer  George,  stonecutter  Washington  n  Canal 

Frazer  H.  teacher  25  Roosevelt 


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Vrazer  John,  Christopher  n  Burro*  s 

Frazer  Michael,  copperplate  printer  Grand  n  Orcb> 

Frazer  Sarah,  3  Chapel 

Frazier  John  C.  baker  Goerck  n  Broome 

Frazier  Thomas,  mariner  64  Orange 

Frazyer  widow  Mary,  tallow  chand.  26  Catherine 

Frcal  Hugh,  grocer  Orange  c  Anthony 

Fream  John,  sashmaker67  Hester 

Frede  Augustus,  shoemaker  43  Augustus 

Fredenburg  Jonathan,  Ridge  n  Rivington 

Frederick  George,  24  Hester 

Frederick  Isaac,  mason  Grand  c  Forsyth 

Frederick  John,cartman  Pitt  n  Stanton 

Frederick  John  H.  cartman  Varick  n  Broome 

Frederick  John,  segar  manufac.  Collect  n  Leonard 

Frederick  Margaret,  92  Henry 

Frederick  Peter  D.  carpenter  43  Elizabeth 

Freeker  Richard,  attorney  13  Cedar 

Freeborn  G.  22  Rivington 

Freeborn  Andrew,  39  Lombardy 

Freeborn  Tho.  merch.  210  Front,  h  140  Bowery 

Freeborn  widow  of  Thomas,  grocer  111  Anthony 

Freel  John,  cartman  131  Delancv 

Freel  Owen,  31  Cross 

Freeland  Eliza,  123  Division 

Freeland  Jacob  75  Duane 

Freeland  John,  cartman  20  Laurens 

Freeland  Joseph,  cooper  250  William 

Freelaird  Michael,  labourer  196  Division  rt*i"'' 

Freeland  Samuel,  painter  85  Front 

Freeland  Simeon,  smith  56  Leonard 

Freeland  Wm  teacher  275  Sprinsc 

Freeman  A.  cartman  foot  Jay  c  West 

Freeman  Aaron,  cartman  Mulberry  c  Spring 

Freeman  Abner,  shoemaker  219  Water 

Freeman  Abraham,  smith  Perry  n  Greenwich 

Freeman  A.  bootcleaner  1  Beach 

Freeman  Charles,  hairdresser  203  Water 

Freeman  Charles,  waiter  4  Crane  Wharf 

Freeman  Isaac,  mason  14  V  Moore 

Freeman  Isaac  164  Bowery     ••  AtiW'v'*  ■ 

Freeman  Isaac  R.  founder  Beach  n  Chapel 

Freeman  Joel,  carpenter  65  Sullivan 

Freeman  John,  mariner  looBancker 

Freeman  John  labourer  64  Sullivan 

Freeman  Moses,,  chairmakcr  13  Eldridse 

Freeman  Moses,  mason  138  Hester 

Freeman  Wm.  C.  }40  Hester 

Freeman  Win.  Bowery  n  Vauxbatl 

Freeman  widow  of  Saml.  coal  yard  26  Ror-»velt 

Freeman  Widow,  412  Pearl 

Frte  Mason  Lodge  Rooms,  Gity-botcl,  St.  John's 
Freenstone  John  lab.  314  Water  [hall,  Tamn'y  hal! 
French  Anderson,  cartman  Broome  c  Sheriff 
French  Benjamin  92  Hester 
F rencA  Consul's  Office,  34  Reed      '  -  1 
French  rev.  Charles,  30  White 
French  Cromwell,  146  Orange 
French  Gideon,  soap  chand.  277  Spring 
French  John  C.  collector  rear  170  Bowery 
French  Peter,  carpenter  rear  Grand  n  Mott 


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MF.KCEIN'S 


French  Wm.  carpenter 9(> Orange 
Fi'pncb  Wm.  smith  Collect  c  Htster 
Frey  rev.  Joseph  Samuel,  C.  F.  11  Oak 
Fricbot  widow,  Collect  n  Grand 
Fricke  John,  suoestore  44  Fulton 
Friedle  Andrew,  artificial  florist  117  William 
Friel  Charles,  grooer  132  Front 
Friel  William,  grocer  70  Wall 
Friend  Engell,  clock  ma.  k  bra.  found.  132 Hester 
Friend  George,  printer  Broome  n  Goerck 
Friend  widow  Harriet,  Grand  n  Crosby 
FRIEJYJDS  MEE  f-  *_4    IJVG  HOGSES 


Frockley  Lano.  11  VundeWHier 
Frois  M.  mer.  108  Water  b  20  White 
Fromenl  Andre,  cabinetmaker  102  Orange 
Frost  Abraham,  grocer  22  Nassau  h  60  Hudson 
Frost  Allen,  shoemaker  Spring,  n  Varick 
Frost  Benj.  B.  shoestore  66  Boweiy 
Frost  Eera,  124  Division 
Frost  Henry,  shipcarpenier  4  Orchard 
Frost  Henry,  mer.  118  Herman 
Frost  Isaac,  mer.  216  Front  h  22  Market 
Frost  Jacob,  dockmaster  8  Grand  n  Christie 
Frost  John,  butcher  223  Orange 
Frost  John,  engineer  76  Harm  an 
Frost  L  J.  mer.  60  Forsyth 
Frost  Obediah,  grocer  77  Lombardy 
Frost  Samuel,  carpenter  Attorney  a  Delaaey 
Frost  Samuel,  barber  Walnut 
Frost  Samuel,  carpenter  126  Church 
Frost  Stephen,  shoemaker  323  Bowery 
Frost  Susanna,  dry  good  st .  39  A  nlhony  U  201  Green  - 
Frost  Thomas,  cartman  1  Housten  [wich 
Frost  William,  grocer  18  Spruce 
Frost  William,  measurer  Rivington  n  Eldridge 
Frost  William,  carpenter  19  Oak 
Frost  Zebulon,  Market 
Frost  widow  Hannah,  235  Spring 
Frost  widow  Sarah,  24  Henry 
Frost  D  A.  it.  3  J.  grocers  124  Division 
Frost  L  I.  and  E.  merchants  278  Pearl 
Frost  &.  Gantz,  shipwrights  Oliver  c  Water 
Frost  &  Smith,  merchants  278  Pearl 
Frowd  William,  46  Beekman 
Frumento  A.  hairdresser  1  Wall  h  10  Lutobei 
Fry  John,  573  Water 
Fryett  widow  Rebecca  336  Washington 
Fulkerson  Philip,  sergt.  in  chan.  Sheriff  n  Rivingtcu 
Fulkerson  Philip,  painter  31  Orange 
F '.'.Hard  Benjamin,  109  Lombardy 
Fullen  James,  labourer  35  Lombardy 
Fuller  BenjamiDi  shoemaker  Co  Elizabeth 
Fuller  Francis,  chandler  30  Lumber 
Fuller  Mary  Ann,  tailortss  28  Pump 
Fuller  T  C.  cartman  V Vandara. 
Fuller  William,  painter  30  Authooy 
Fullmer  John,  baker  76  Pearl 
Fulmer  George,  baker  476 Pearl 
Fultop  Alice,  Grand  n  Mangiu 


364  Pearl, 
ami  Elizabeth 


Liberty  n  Grim. 
7i  HctUr 


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Fulton  Rebecca,  74  Varick 
Funk  David,  sailmaker  114  South 
Funk  Nath.  pilot  86  Fulton 
Funk  widow  of  John,  45  Cherry 
Funk  Elizabeth,  85  Bancker 
Furlong  Edward,  mariner  7  Norfolk 
Furlong  Robert,  labourer  Hester  n  Broadway 
Furman  Abraham,  28  Fletcher  h  187  Fly-market 
Furman  Coe,  grocer  220  Front  h  26  Oak 
Furman  Daniel,  tavern  Little  Bancker 
Furman  Elizabeth,  25  Norfolk 
Furman  Gabriel,  1  Nassau 
Furman  Howard,  mer.  213  Front  h  263  Water 
Furman  J.  lum.  m.  Cherry  c  Jefferson  h  c  Harman 
Furman  John,  shipmaster  Grand  c  Corlaers 
Furman  Richard,  roperaaker  114  Orchard 
Furman  Samuel,  Delancy  n  Ludlow 
Furman  Thomas,  cartman  Delancy  n  Ludlow 
Furman  widow  Sarah,  Spring  c  M'DoUgal 
Furman  G  and  G  C.  grocers  220  Front 
Furman  and  Co.  Wm  J.  flour  st. 228  and  230  Frottf 
vurniss  William,  85  Chatham 
Fury  Martin,  grocer  and  junk  store  88  Front 
G 

Gable  Augustus,  cartman  North  n  Ropewalk 

Gable  Henry,  63  Pump 

Gable  John,  druggist  157  Mulberry 

Gaetan  Augustus,  dentist  23  Barclay 

Gaetans  Francis,  sugar  toy  maker  124  Harman 

Gaffer  Joseph,  cartman  24  Laurens 

Gaffit  George,  Stone  c  Desbrosses 

Gaffit  John,  cartman  3  Clarke 

Gafney  Philip,  grocer  24  Augustus 

Gage  Asa,  shipwright  Lewis  n  Grand 

Gage  Samuel,  grocer  Stanton  c  Lewis 

Gage  Wm.  grocer  North  c  Lewis  M.  I. 

Gagle  widow,  86  Bancker 

Gahagan  Carroll,  teacher  1  Staple  [mond 
Gabn  H.  consul  gen.  for  Sweden  20  Broad  h  Ham 
Gaillard  Joseph,  mer.  12  Beekman 
Gaillard  P.  shipwright  116  Lombardy 
Gainer  Patrick  G.  hairdresser  16  Frankfort 
Gaines  John,  labourer  Broome  n  Christie 
Galatian  William  W.  upholsterer  61  Broad 
Galaway  Michael,  malster  89  Bancker 
Galbraith  Hugh,  saddler  164  Water 
Galbraith  Humphrey,  shoemaker404  Greenwich 
Galbraith  Josiah,  weaver  404  Greenwich 
Gale  Ann,  cake  st.  14  Walnut 
Gale  John  C.  saddler  154  Water 
Gale  Moses,  mariner  4  Pelham 
Gale  P.  W.  attorney  tt2  Murray  h  194  Greenwich 
Gale  Samuel,  Dominick 
Gale  Wm.  cartman  56  Rutgers 
Gale  &  Barber attor  &  counsellors  82  Murray 
Gale  jun.  h  Co  Mosrs  dry  good  st  173  Greenwich  i' 
6'aler  Wm.  carpenter  Canal  n  Hudson  [224Duan<> 
Gallagher  Catharine  27  Augustus 


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Gallagher  Edroond  P.  28  Roosevelt 
Gallagher  Edward,  labourer  129  Mott 
Gallagher  George  merchant  06  South  h  6  Vt&ne.t 
Gallagher  Hugh,  cart  man  Nicholas  William 
Gallagher  John,  cartman  134  Molt 
Gallagher  John,  porter  vaults  1  Murray 
Gallagher  John,  mason  5  Republican  alley 
Gallagher  John,  coachman  3  Repub  Alley 
Gallagher  John,  register  office  2  Warren 
Gallagher  Jno.  labourer  109  Anthony- 
Gallagher  Patrick,  grocer  Mott  c  Hester 
Gallagher  Peter,  29  Cross 
Gallagher  Rebecca,  beardingh  Collect  n  Ckapat 
Gallagher  Wm.  labourer  1)8  Leonard 
Gallaher  Andrew,  shoemaker  Mott  n  Prince 
Callaher  Benj.  carpenter  253  William 
Gallaher  John,  cooper  119  Orange 
Gallaudet  James,  sheemak  139  Greenwich 
GallaudettPaul,  marshal  3  Mott 
Gallivan  James,  smith  28  Oak 
Galloone  Oliver,  Cress  c  Anthony 
Gallope  Benj.  hairdresser  64  William  h  19  Cedar 
Galloway  Tobias,  shoemaker  Elizabeth  n  Broome 
Galteker  it  Nasf,  Collect  n  Grand 
Galvin  Jno.  shoemak.  25  Moore 
Gamage  Amory,  mercht  61  John 
Gamble  Adam,  shoemaker  Elm  n  White 
Gamble  John,  28  Cross  h  74  Green 
Gamble  Thus,  painter  16  Christie 
Gamble  W  illiam,  smith  28  Cross 
Gamble  widow  Mary  of  Andrew,  119  Mott 
Gamon  William,  mariner  Thompson  n  Broom; 
Ganda  Eliza,  tailoress  Scammel 
Ganet  Chai.  grocer  Elm  e  Pearl 
Ganner  John,  baker  Hester  n  Forsytb 
GantierS.  S.  perfumer  5  Park 
Gantly  Daniel,  W.  mer  164  Pearl  h  38  Barclay 
Ganto  Thos.  dry  good  st  3t>7  Broadway 
Gants  John,  shipwright  66  Pump 
G'ants  widow  Elizabeth,  74  Pump 
Gantz  Gabriel,  mariner  104  Bancker 
Cant?  jun.  .Francis,  shipwright  206  h.  21)  Cherry 
Garbrance  widow,  boardinghouse  53  Jobn 
GarbitU  Jno.  cartman  48  Anthony 
Gardenier  Barent,  at  and  conns  c  Spruce  &  Nassau 
Gardenier  Hester,  tailoress  25  Pell 
Gardiner  Arthur,  carpeater  66  Hosts  r 
Gardiner  David  attorney  12  Wall 
Gardiner  Catherine,  64  Church 
Gardiner  Laband,  shipmaster  10  Market 
Gardiner  Samuel  S.  attorney  12  Wall      [20  Vesey 
Gardiner  and  Van  Antwerp  dry  good  st  169  B.way  h 
Gardner  Arthur  06  Hester  c  Elm 
Gardner  Charges  A.  21  Arundel  n  Grand 
Gardner  Charles  K.  arsenal  h  84  Franklin 
Gardner  G«o.  205  Fulton 
Gardner  Geo.  grocer  )6  Orange 
Gardner  George,  grocer  Vesey  c  Washington 
Gardner  James,  212  William 
rVardncr  J.  B.  carpeuter  Delancy  n  Ludlow 


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Gardner  John,  F.  baker  10  Augustus 

Gardaer  .Nathaniel  79  Lombard/ 

Gardner  Pbebe,  9  Nassau 

Gardner  Rowland,  H  batter  50  Chatham 

Gardner  Thomas,  '2f- 7  12  William 

Gardner  widow  of  Andrew  14  Cheapside 

Gardner  widow  Eliza, teacher 56  Forty tb 

Gardner  widow  E.  tailoress  21  Pell 

Gardner  widow  Jane,  teacher  54  Putap 

Gardner  h  Hicks,sbip  chandlers,  183  Front  h  39 

Garlow  S.  9.  taiJor  67  Water 

Garmo  Wrn.  D.  grocer  106  Vesey 

Gariel  Francis,  grocer  148  Fulton 

Garland  John,  confectioner  76  Jobt> 

Garland  Thomas,  72  Reed 

Garling  Jno,  butch  124  Bancker 

Gamer  Frederick  305  Pearl  .<*-#»,' 

Gamer  James  187  Hester 

Garner  John,  bttardinghouse  243  Water  «*»■, 

Garner  widow  Mary,  Hammond  n  Asylum 

Carnett  Geo.  6*2  Leonard 

Garnett  J.  print,  ink  manuf.  Cherry  n  Gouverneur 

Gamier  Thiolliere  Charles,  mer  10  Broad 

Garni's  Thos  W  mer  169  Pearl,  h  372  Greenwich 

Garnits  Thomas,  137  1-2  Chatham  b  4  Roosevelt 

Garr  Aadrew  S.  attor  and  cOun  50  Pine 

Garrah  Augustus  rear  4  Allen 

Garet  David  roperoaker  2d  aven.  n  First 

Garnore  Nath.  cartman  193  Mott 

Garret  John,  ropemaker  Allen  n  Stanton 

Garrelson  Henry  V.  merchant  56  Pearl,  h  203  Elm 

Garrison  Abraham  A.  cartman  Desbrosses  n  Hudson 

Garrett  Cbas.  grocer  Elm  c  Pearl 

Garrican  G.  sugar  baiter  94  Chapel 

Garrick  widow,  7  Mangin 

Garrison  H.  dry  good  st.  204  Fulton 

Garrison  James,  cartman  Broome  n  Arundal 

Garrison  James,  cartman  77  Chapel 

Garrison  John,  cartman  Renwiek       ,-  ■a^^'j 

Garrison  Peter,  cartman  63  Maedougal 

Garrison  Reuben,  132  Mulberry 

Garrison  Richard,  sweep  33  Henry 

Garrison  widow,/611  Water 

Garrison  Widow  Rachel,  54  Pump 

Garrow  Lewis,  wood  inspec.  137  Pump 

Garson  Thomas,  bookbind.  14  Chamber 

Garttan  Patrick,  grocer  16  Oak  and  58  Rooseve 

Gartney  John,  102  Cross 

Garvey  Michael,  grocer  Bancker  c  Walnat 

Gasroigne  Cbas.  merchant  Jones  n  Greenwich 

Gascoigne  J  fc.  C.  march .  67  Pine  h  6©  Maiden-lane 

Gaskin  Wb.  carpenter  10  Thomas  AlS0$s 

Gasner  John,  mariner  92  Bayard 

Gasner  Morris,  tin  worker  136  <  hatbam  i^jt 

Gasque  Peter,  sboemak  IK)  Mulberry 

Gassin  James,  92  Church 

Gassner  Andrew,  mer  121  Chatham  b  4  Orange 

Gassner  Daniel,  merchant  25  Chatham 

Gassner  John  B.  goldbeater  161  Division 

Gassnon  Peter,  133  Chatham 

Oastoo  Joanna,  boardinghouse  51  Nassau 


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MERCEIN'S 


Gates  Caleb,  shipmaster  1 1  Bancker 

Gates  Geo.  mead  garden  Old  H.  Road  n  4  m.  stone 

Gates  John,  dry  good  st.  126  Chatham 

Gates  Leonard,  smith  101  Chatham 

Gates  Tobias  H.  merchant  125  Chatham 

Gatewood  Wm.  72  Chapel 

Galfield  James,  207  Washington 

Gatfield  John,  painter  103  Fulton  h  451  Pearl 

Gatfield  Mrs.  12  Nassau 

Gathwright  Jotham-  mason  c  Broome  and  V'arick 

Gathwright  Nehemiah,  carp.  Grand  n  Crosby 

Gatter  John,  smith  338  Greenwich 

Gatley  Henry,  optician  207  Water 

Gautier  Elizabeth,  79  Warren 

Gavey  John,  115  Greenwich 

Gavit  Joseph,  grocer  Grand  c  Ludlow 

Gawly  James,  Chapel  u  Beach 

Gay  Calvin,  dep  surveyor  46  Forsyth 

Gay  Jane  wMowJ^STMattv-flsir  a  •<'»•:.'. 

Gaynon  John,  teacher  Hammond  n  Greenwich 

Geary  Daniel,  carp,  rear  29  Charlton 

Geary  Owen,  19  Cross 

Geary  Wm.  gardener  335  Bowery 

Gebbard  F.  93  Greenwich 

Cedney  Abm.  wheelwright  Lombardy  n  Goavern. 

Cedney  Robt.  combmaker  409  Pearl 

Cedney  Robt.  196  Division 

•7edney  Thomas,  combmanuf.  409  Pearl 

Gedron  Madame,  cook  160Duane 

Gee  Wm.  57  Henry 

Gee  Wm  53  Henry 

Geer  Darius,  carpenter  101  Elm 

Geer  Geo.  175  Chatham 

Geer  Joshua,  shipmaster  193  William 

Geer  Seth,  builder  34  Rynders  n  Broome- 

Geer  h  Riley,  builders  418  Broadway 

Geery  James,  grocer  1 19  Mulberry 

Geery  John,  Hester  n  Broadway 

Geery  Joseph,  6  Elizabeth 

Geery  Samuel,  grocer  Mott  c  Bayard 

Geib  Adam,  teacher  pf  music  23  Maiden-lane 

Geib  Geo.  patent  music  school  146  Fulton 

Geib  JASiW.  music  store  23  Maiden-lane 

Gelston  D.  collector  of  customs  26  Broad 

Gelston  John,  7  Franklin 

Gelston  John  C.  mer.  78  Pearl  h  108  Fulton 

Gel?ton  Maltby,  56  Barclay 

Gelston  widow  of  James,  grocer  194  Division 

Gemmel  James,  watchmak.  290  Broadway 

Gender  Robt.  54  Elm 

Gender  Thomas,  145  Fly-market  h  84  John 
Genin  John  IS.  grocers  18  James-slip 
Genin  fc  Parsons,  grocers  18  James  slip 
Genn  Wm.  confectioner  142  William 
Gentil  Peter  F.  music  mast  105  12  Reed 
Gentil  Thomas,  grocer  6  New 

Gentil  ,  cabinetmaker  23»Warren 

Geordson  Matthias,  shipw.  Eldridge  n  Rivington 
George  Henry,  Charles 
George  Isaac,  mariner  226  William  - 
George  James,  rigger  78  Scammel 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  2*1 


(Veorge  John,  104C«dar 

George  Samuel,  132  Division 

fVeraghty  Franeis,  fraitoroO  Dnane 

Ceran  Frederick,  chairmak.  65  Mulberry 

Cerard  Gcrshnm,  mason  62  Watts 

Gerard  James  W  atty  13  Nassau  h  77  Bcekman 

Gerard  Joseph,  cooper  43  Ann 

Gerard  Peter,  62  Chamber 

Gerard  widow,  Goerck  n  Grand 

Geraud  Tapo,  140  Dnane 

Gere  Wm.  shipmaster  80  Hannan 

German  Elisha,  boatman  Grand  n  Norfolk 

GERJUAJV  LV-  THERAJf  CH. 


Verman  Calvin  Rej 'or.  ffpjffl  Church,  Nassau. 


Germond  Samuel,  tallowchand.  188  Bancker 

Gerrodet  Wm.  carpenter  up  end  Mulberry 

Geslen  A  C.  silk  factory  9  Anthony 

Gestnerker  Anthony  &  Son,  musicians  22  Spruce 

Getty  John  J.  physician  203  Chatham 

Gibart  Nicholas,  297  Greenwich 

Gibbons  John,  tanner  Torbert  c  Herring 

Gibbons  Samuel,  butcher  164  Elizabeth 

Gibbons  Thomas,  butcher  14  Fly-m  h  l»  Stanton 

Gibbons  William,  cartman  Broome  c  Eldridge 

Gibbs  Israel,  tuer  109  Orange,  office  117  Broadway 

Gibbs  John  W.  shipwright  Frout  n  Walnut 

Gibbs  John  W.  sbipcarpentcr  rear  519  Water 

GibbsJohn,  accountant  Broome  n  Suffolk 

Gibbs  Joseph,  bellowsmak^r  416  Greenwich 

Gibbs  Nathaniel,  mariner,  102  Bowery 

Gibbs  Robert,  labourer  Allen  n  Grand  «f^M#3 

Gibbs  Sibley,  boarding  house  80  Pearl 

Gibbs  William  P.  joiner  42  Esses 

Gibbs  William,  labourer  49  Pearl 

Gibson  Andrew,  tailor  19  Mulberry 

Gibson  Dorcas,  washwoman  7  Chesnut 

Gibson  D.  S.  50  Frankfort 

flibson  Henry,  labourer,  404  Chapel 

Gibson  Henry  B.  112  Pearl 

Gibson  James,  jun.  98  Front,  h  Elm       .  ;fCJ, 

Gibson  John,  cartmaq  9  Crosby 

Gibson  John,  shoemaker  104  Beekman 

Gibson  John,  rigger  86  Henry 

Gibson  Mrs.  boarding  house  Depeyster 

Gibson  Mrs.  Eleanor,  seamstress  45  Sullivan  yirjfiff 

Gibson  Wood,  saddler  8  Dey  •;  t» 

Gibson  widow  Elizabeth,  36  Augustusv^JoJ 

Gibson  widow  Hannah,  32  Chapel 

Gibson  widow  Jane,  Herring  e  Carmine 

Gibson  widow  Jane,  East  Bank  Street 

Gibson  widow,  E«|Bank  n  Greenwich  lane 

Gibson  ii  Davis,  piano-forte  makers  61  Barclay 

Giddis  DaDiel,  tailor  72  Front 

Gidney  Daniel,  7  Reed 

Gidney  James,  carpenter,  206  Bancker 

Gidney  John,  labourer,  16  Hannan 

Gidney  Thomas,  carpenter  Gouverneur 


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222 


MEKCEIN'S 


Giesenhouse  widow  Catharine,  23  Henry 

Giezy  Antoine,  turner  77  Orange 

Giffin  Simon  M.  rous.  inst.  maker  Jones  Greenwich 

Giffin  William,  carpenter  Rivington  n  Essex 

Giffing  Christopher,  silversmith  40  Chapel 

Giffing  George,  coachmaker  40  Chapel 

Giffing  William,  carpenter  40  Chapel 

Gifford  Alexander,  mason  c  Washington  &  Hubert 

Gifford  Arthur  N.  broker  35  William 

Gilford  Benjamin,  linen  draper  139  Bancker 

Gifford  James  N.  merchant  100  Wall 

Gifford  Silvanus,  mariner  95  James 

Gifford  widow  184  Church  [Henry 

Gilbert  Edw.  tobneco  and  starch  manuf.  Clinton  c 

Gilbert  James,  grocer  Macdougal  opposite  King 

Gilbert  John  A.  cartman  13  Thomas 

Gilbert  John  W.  132  Fulton 

Gilbert  John,  fig  blue  manuf.  128Lombardy 

Gilbert  Josbua,  tobacconist,  lie.  270  Water 

Cilbert  Thomas,  Burrows  n  Bedford 

Gilbert  Ulalite,  fruit  store  193  Duane 

Gilbert  William  1'.  Greenwich 

Gilbert  William  W.  Grenwich  lane  n  Christopher 

Gilbert  William,  tobacconist  Clinton  c  Henry 

Gilbert  William  P.  mariner  Reason 

Gilbert  widow  Mary,  90  Bancker  [end  of  Mulberry 

Gflbert  &.  Brothers,  soap  and  candle  manuf.  upper 

Gilchrist  Elizabeth,  12  Anthony 

Gildersleeve  Richard,  cartman  Ridge  n  Delancy 

Gildersleeve  Thomas,  labourer  Sheriff  n  Broome 

Gildersleeve  William  chairmaker  65  Mulberry 

Giles  Anuila,  4  Lispenard 

Giles  John,  cartman  72  Mott 

Giles  Robert,  carpenter  50  Harman 

Giles  widow  Mary,  33  Essex 

Gilfeather  Michael,  grocer  48  12  Duane 

Gilford  Henry,  carpenter  Carmine  c  Bedford 

Gilford  Samuel  jun.  merchant  126  William 

Gilford  and  Son,  Samuel,  61  Front,  h  122  William 

Gilherson  Hannah  tailores*  19  Rose 

Gill  Charles,  slioi-maker  41  Chatham 

Gill  Thomas  smith  Hudson  o  Charlton 

Gill  St  Co  T  A.  81  Dev 

Gill  and  Co.  Robt  merchant  136  Pearl  h  73  Broad 
Gillan  Darby,  13  Mott 
Gillelan  John,  shoemaker  42  Maiden-lane 
Gillen  Ann,  grocer  29  Cross 

Gillen  John  C.  const,  and  money  col.  18  Fletcher 

Gillen  John,  mason  Elizabeth  n  Prince 

Gillru  Laurence,  labourer  15  Mott 

Gillen  Luke,  painter  29  Reed 

Gillender  James,  shipmaster  372  Broadway 

Gillerd  Charles,  215  William 

Gillespie  Charles,  carpenter  42  Attorney  [Broadway 

Gillespie  David,  lottery  office  {^Broadway  h  137 

Gillespie  David,  cabinet  maker  16  Chryslie 

Gillespie  James,  tailor  93  Pearl 

Gillespie  John,  smith  3  Anthony 

Gillespie  Lewis  W.  printer  1  Chamber 

Gillespie  R.  St  W.  M'Leod  106  Front 

Gillespie  k  Bell,  cab.  mak.  and  turners  11  Harman 


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Billet  A.  W.  aad  P.  groc«rs  c  Franklin  and  Elm 

Gillet  Henry  H.  carpenter  80  Forsyth 

Gillet  John  A.  tinman  575  Pearl 

Gillet  Nathan,  shipmaster  172  Bancker 

Gilley  Wm.B.  bookstore  92  Broadway 

Gilliat  widow  Martha,  20  Park 

Gilligan  John,  grocer  17  Augustus 

Gillim  Thomas,  carpenter  73  Varick 

Gillierd  John,  labourer  163  Division 

Oil lilan  Robt.  cotton  manuf  157  Bowery 

Gillingham  Oeorge,  musician  43  Lispenard 

Gillman  Charles,  butcher  22  Wash,  mar  h  Provost 

Gillman  jun  Charles,  butc23  Wash.  mar.  h  Provost 

Gillman  widow,  grocer  Washington  c  Harrison 

Gillmore  Benj.31  Harman 

Gillmore  John,  labourer  10  Birmingham 

Gillmore  Wm.  brassfounder  167  Orange 

Gilioone  O.  grocer  Anthony  c  Cross 

Gilman  Jno.  warehouseman  10  Birmingham 

Gilman  Reynolds,  shipmaster  Cherry  Corl.  Hook 

Gilmartin  Owen,  mason  21  Orange 

Oilmore  Benjamin,  shoemaker  97  Henry 

Gilmore  Elijah,  grocer  16  Anthony 

Gilinore  Mary,  31  Harman 

Gilmore  Murtagb,  cut  nail  manuf  11  Clarke 

Gilmore  Robert  G.  mason  135  Collect 

Gilpin  George,  leather  store  15  Jacob  h  31  Frank!'. 

Gilstou  widow  Mary,  Broadway  c  Hester 

Gimpsey  Wm.  118  Bancker 

Ginn  John,  cartman  154  Orange 

Ginness  Rachel,  teacher  5  Ludlow  h  68  Hester 

Ginnings  Eph  porterhouse  Wooster  n  Spring 

Ginter  John,  fruiter  133  Division 

Girard  Anthony,  90  Pine  and  14  Fulton  slip 

Giraud  Edward,  cooper  25  Nassau 

Giraud  Frederick,  24  Walker 

Giraud  Joseph,  cooper  27  Depeyster  h  43  Ann 

Giraud  Paul  T.  8  Spruce 

Gird  Eliza,  milliner  62  Broadway 

Gironourt  Elizabeth,  49  Nassau 

Girvan  James,  tailor  101  Warren 

Gisner  Nicholas,  mariner  418  Greenwich 

Gisner  Wm.  H.  sbipcarpeoter  Herring 

Givan  John,  37  Liberty  h  Bowery  Hill 

Givan  Robert,  merchant  164  Pearl 

Givens  John,  porterh  60  Bowery  liv  sta  7  Whitehall 

Givans  Josiab,  mason  14  Orchard 

Givricourt  Henry,  224  Orange 

Glancy  John,  grocer  84  h  7?  Front  .  '■> 

Glanten  Elizabeth,  172  Division 

Glasban  John,  167  Hudson 

Glasier  Goddard,  shipwright  403  Cherry 

Glasier  John,  shipmaster  Montgomery  c  Cherry 

Glasier  Nathaniel,  shipwright  24  Gouverneur 

Glass  Alexander  Sxmerchant  77  Beekman 

Glass  Edward,  shiflwriijbt  195  Harftian 

Glass  James,  shoemaker  and  grocer  303  Water 

Glasson  widow  Mary,  hat  trimmer  230  Greenwich 

Glassy  Matthew,  smith  106  Bancker 

Glaze  Wm.  glass  cutter  399  Greenwich 

Glaeier  Elias,  231- Forsyth 


MERCEIN'S 


Glaaier  Rjobard,  shipwright  Gouvcra«ir 
Glazier  widow  of  John ,  29  Cbcyatle 
Glen  Daniel,  labourer  31  Roosevelt 
Glen  Simon,  cordwamer  112  Lorabardy 

Globe  Fire  Insurance  ^  |p| jjfl  Company,  55  Weil 

Glover  Jobn  t.  mer.  226  Pearl  h  350  Broadway 
Glover  jun.  Jobn,  merchant  226  Pearl 
Glover  Peter,  shoemaker  890  Wnter 
Glover  Thaddeus,  carpenter  27  Forsyth 
Glorer  Thomas,  painter  2()  Old  slip 
Glowr  widow  Ann,  82  Orange 
Glover  widow  E.  Laurens  n  Spring 
Goatry  David,  69  Suft'olk 

Gobal  H.  butcher  19  Wash.  Mark,  h  57  N  Moore 

Godby  Robert  L  hairdresser  28  Water  h  16  State 

Godey  Louis.  116  Broadway 

Godfrey  Andrus,  carpenter  44  Essex 

Godfrey  Ezra,  carver  and  modeller  57  Cherry  >y 

Godfrey  Knowles,  shipmaster  180  Bancker  ' 

Godfrey  Mary,  Grande  Arundel 

Godwin  widow  Ann,  Christopher  n  Herring 

Goelet  Peter  P.  merchant  33  Broadway 

Goelet  Robert  R.  merchant  59  \\  liter 

Goif  Jno  87  Mulberry  't&H^B 

GofF  widow  Sarah,  80  Hester 

Goines  Geo.  cooper  c  Gouv.  lane  he  Pine  and  Win. 

Golden  Gilbert,  27  Elizabeth 

Golden  Wm.  physician  99  Bowery 

Golden  widow  Sarah,  Elizabeth  n  Grand 

Goldsborougb  Mary,  43  Spruce 

Goldsmith  Joseph,  carpenter  571  Water 

Goldlrang  James,  waiter  Bedferd 

Golloer  C.  inspector  of  staves  298  Water 

Goman  Daniel  D.  fisherman  Grand  n  Collect 

Gomez  A.  L.  merchant  73  South 

Gomez  jun.  A.  merchant  75  Murray 

Gomez  Benjamin,  Broome  c  Elizabeth 

Gomez  jun.  Isaac,  com.  m*r.  40  Reed 

Gomez  Margaret,  20  Cathorino->ane 

Gomez  Richard,  1  Rynder 

Good  John,  baker  45  Mulberry 

Goodday  James,  shipmaster  20  Spring  ?*|.*4,'iC 

Goodenow  Sterling,  attor.  ii  conns.  Tryon 

(Joodfellow  James,  steam  engineer  Crosby  n  Grand 

Goodheart  widow  of  G«orge,  3  Vestry 

Goodhuefc  Co.  merchants  44 South h  78 Greenwich 

Goodman  Danial,  engineer  32  Lumber  [berry 

Goodman  James,  butcher  29  Cath.  mar.  b.  47  MhI- 

Goodman  John  K.  mer.  8  Wall  h  Reed  c  Greenw. 

Goodman  M.  segar  maker  73  Murray 

Goodman  Richard,  carpenter  rear  6»  Suffolk 

Goodman  Thomas,  87  Bancker 

Goodman  widow  Eliza,  153  Banker 

Goodrich  A.  X.  book  st.  and  library  124  Broadway 

Goodrich  Catherine,  Chapel  n  Beach 

Goodrich  Samuel,  carpenter  60  Essex 

Goodrich  widow  Ann,  boardingh.  304  P»erl 

Goodwin  David,  65  Barclay 

Goodwin  Edward  C.  Delancy  n  Forsyth 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  225 

Good  trio  Mary,  huckster  Centre  mar.  h  136  Orang* 

Goodwin  Mary,  widow  of  Pe  ter  117  MM 

Goodwin  Thomas,  chairmaker  38  Broad 

Goodyear  James-  16  Orange 

Goodyear  Miss,  163  Wa'er 

Goodyear  Thaddeus,  6  Courlandt 

Goold  Isaac,  cabinetmaker  49  Beekman 

Goold  widow  Mary,  boardingh.  Pearl 

Goold  widow,  10  Vandewater 

Goole  Robert,  carpenter  21  Oak 

Goole  Wn.  upboUt.  21  Oak 

Gordon  Charles,  merchant  76  Pearl 

Gordon  dementia,  milliner  63  Churry 

Gordon  James,  weaver  Perry  n  Wasbingtou. 

Gordon  shoemaker  49  Oliver 

Gordon  James,  3  Liberty  h  117  Chapel 

Gordon  John,  moulder  73  Duane 

Gordon  Matthew,  tailor  4  Ann 

Gordon  Robert,  grocer  c  Cedat  and  dumber 

Gordon  Robert  B.  grocer  97  Bancker 

Gordon  widow,  221  Spring 

Gordon  widow  Cb.  59  Henry 

Gordon  widow  £lsy,  67  Bowery 

Gore  Patrick,  labourer  48  1-2  Daane 

Gore  Richard,  129  Pearl 

Gorgas  J.  J.  J.  mer.  138  Pearl  h  62  Ann  [James 

Gorham  Samuel,  sailmaker  23  Burling  slip  h  64 

Gorham  Step.  ex.  brok.  and  com  mer.  porter  vault 

Gorham  Wn.  I.  mariner  54  Sullivan      [279  Pearl 

Gorman  James,  Thompson  n  Spring 

Gorman  James,  Hope  walk  M'Doagal 

Gorman  widow  Mary,  grocer  128  Henry 

Gosline  Jacob,  carpenter  Delancy  c  Allen 

Gosline  Robert,  labourer  224  Orange 

Gosline  widow,  market  woman  8  Norfolk 

Gosman  George,  496  Greenwich 

Gosman  Nicholas,  shoemaker  4  Torbot 

Gosman  Taaraas  B.491  Greenwich 

Gosman  widow  of  Jacob,  hnxter  12  Chapel 

GotierMary  Ann,  fruit  st.  153  Water  c  Fly  market 

Gottsberger  John  G.  merchant  82  Water 

Goudain  Laurent,  merchant  127  Pearl 

Gouge  Hannah,  11  Thomas 

Gould  Charles,  shipwright  159  Harman 

Gould  John,  boardingb.  89  Pine 

Gould  John  F.  30  Bayard 

Gould  John,  merchant  tailor  245  Water 

Gould  Lebeis,  mariner  61  Duane 

Gould  ;  carpenter  c  Spring  and  Greenwich 

Gould  S.  bookseller  Broad  e  Wall  b  Essex  n  Riving. 
Gould  h  Banks,  law  booksellers  c  Nassau  Spruce 
Goulding  Josepb,  carpenter  178  Mulberry 
Goorlay  James  J.  auclioneer  18  Chatham 
Gourlie  widow,  teacher  197  Harman 
Goutz  Cbristopbar  5  Cross 
G'ouverneur  widow  of  Nicholas,  23  Beaver 
Gouvtnuvr  Market,  Water  foot  of  Gouverneur 
Gowins  Floris,  rigger  15  Water 
Grade  Archibald,  mer.  15  Stale  c  Bridge  [lane 
Graci*  E.  G.  commission  and,  ex.  office  104  Maiden 
SO 


MERCEIN'S 


Gracie  John,  cooper  30  Mill 

Gracie  YVra.  merchant  15  State 

Gracie  &  Sons,  Archibald  mer.  Whitehall  c  Bridge 

Gracie  &.  Co.  china  and  glass  store  31  Maiden  lane 

Grady  Joseph,  172  Duane 

Graff  John,  butch  2  Wash  Mar  h  63  Bayard 

Graff  Joseph,  butch  2  Wash  Markt  h  63  Bayard 

Graham  Allen,  smith  94  Warren 

Graham  Arthur,  158  Crosby 

Graham  Bernard,  76  Cedar 

Graham  Charles,  attorney  1  Wm.  h  307  Greene  ich 

Graham  David,  counsellor  69  Beekman 

Graham  Duncan,  grocer  72  Front 

Graham  Elizabeth,  nurse,  Broome c  Orange 

Graham  Henry,  marshal  205  Washington  Si 23  Jay 

Graham  Isaac,  merchant  162  Fulton 

Graham  James,  mer  76  Fine  h  Broome  n  Forsyth 

Graham  James,  Maiden  lane  c  William 

Graham  John,  Broadway  n  Art 

Graham  John  L.  attorney  43  Chamber 

Graham  John,  cartman  Ridge  n  Stanton 

Graham  John,  cartman  71  North  Moore 

Graham  John  W  linplate  worker  178  Greenwich 

Graham  John,  merchant  59  Pine  h  56  Greenwich 

Graham  John,  coachman  50  Mercer 

Graham  John  A.  counsellor  43  Chamber 

Graham  John,  comedian  1  Chamber 

Graham  Joseph,  320  Bowery 

Graham  Joseph,  boardinghouse  86  and  88  Pearl 

Graham  Nathan  B.  counsand  com  37  Chatham 

Graham  Peter,  cabinet  maker  Woofter  c  Prince 

Graham  Robert,  grocer  Wooster  c  Prince 

Graham  Robert,  shoemaker  71  Cioss 

Graham  Robert,  grocer  Allen  c  Delancy 

Graham  Samuel,  21  Harman 

Graham  Simon,  labourer  63  Mott 

Graham  Thomas,  75  Cedar  ,*j&&i> 

Graliara  Wm.  shoemaker  28  Oliver 

Graham  Wm.  5  Republican  alley 

Graham  Wm.  Bedford 

Graham  Wm.  carpenter  c  Broome  and  Rhynder 

Graham  Wm.  cartman  Attorney  c  Delancy 

Graham  widow  Janet,  101  Chapel 

Graham  widow,  Scamiuel  n  Cherry 

Graham  widow  Sarah,  c  Water  and  Scammel 

Grainard  M.  shipjoiuer  293  Front 

Grand  Street  Market,  Cort.  Hook  foot  of  Grand 

GvaudyRufus,  housejoiuer  140  Allen 

Graness  P.  Eli,  mariner  90  Franklin 

Granger  Barth.  butc  2  Wash.  Markt,  h  217  Bowery 

Granger  Mrs.  146  Chamber 

Grant  Emanuel,  blacksmith  Grand  n  Crosby 

Grant  Gilbert,  grocer  47  Robinson 

Grant  James,  linplate  worker  5  Thomas 

Grant  James,  58  Roosevelt 

Grant  James,  shipcarpenter  73  Scammel 

Grant  Jeremiah,  rspemaker  Attorney  n  Delancy 

Grant  John,  merchant  214  Pearl  h  Jay 

Grant  jun.  John,  cooper  84  Harrison 

Grant  John,  cartman  Clarke  n  Spring 

Grant  Peter,  shipwright  155  Harman 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  227 

C  rant  Richard,  cooper  128  Broad  h  205  William 
Grant  jun.  Richard,  grocer  126  Broad 
Grant  Robert,  painter  76  Barclay- 
Grant  William,  riggrr  Arundel  n  Broome 
Grant  William,  dyer  20  Orange 
Grant  Zebulon,  accountant  123  Mulberry 
Grant  widow,  123  Bancker 
Grattan  W.  printer  8  Thames 
Graverend  Juste,  hairdresser  147  Front 
Graves  Edward,  cartman  Lewis  n  Delancy 
Graves  John,  mariner  56  Front 
Graves  John  Boonen,merch  65  Ann  h  56Beekmaj» 
Graves  Roswell,  physician  53  Gold 
Gravilton  J.  merchant  23  William 
Gravis  Antheny,  74  Catherine,  c  Oak 
Gray  Aaron,  10  Theatre  alley 

Gray  George  Washington,  190  Broadway  h  112  Reed 

Gray  James,  mahogany  sawyer  c  Hubert  k.  Greenw 

Gray  James,  tailor  h  64  Chamber,store  4  Cortlandt 

Gray  James,  distiller  Chapel  c  Canal  h  35  Mercer 

Gray  James,  w=tch  maker  72  Wall 

Gray  Jane,  boardinghousa  25  Malberry 

Gray  Jeremiah,  106  Lombardy  ■ 

Gray  Jeremiib,  grocer  43  Peck  slip  b  40  Cherry 

Gray  Johnt  printer  347  Pearl 

Gray  John,  sawyer  151  Orange 

Gray  John,  merchant  88  Water  h  30  Mott 

Gray  John,  baker  27  Peck  slip 

Gray  Morehouse,  bonrdinghouse  29  Peck  slip 

Gray  Nathaniel,  porterhouse  8  Roosevelt 

Gray  Neil,  grocer 38  John 

Gray  Samuel,  carpenter  165  Orange 

Gray  Thomas,  shipmaster  252  1-2  Bowery 

Gray  Uriah,  grocer  44  Harman 

Gray  William,  ropemakrr  Arundel  n  North 

Gray  Rev.  William,  119  Bancker 

Gray  William,  shipmaster  357  Pearl 

Gray  widow  Catherine,  rear  249  Greenwich 

Gray  widow  Jane,  168  Duane 

Gray  widow  Mary,  14  Catherine  lane 

Gray  widow  M.  9  Herman 

Gray  widow  Mary,  12  Catherine  lane 

Gray  and  Co.  I.  printers  347  Pearl 

Grayson  Anthony,  porterhouse  52  Cherry 

Grayson  Mary,  30  Elm 

Grayson  widow  Sarah,  54  Cherry  ^t^"-' 

Greacen  John,  182 Broadway  b  15  Murray 

Greacen  and  Trowbridge,  dry  good  st  182  Broadw 

Grealy  Catfierine,  76  Chapel 

Greele  Robert  R.  45  Cortlandt 

Green  Amos,  carpenter  Vandara  n  Varick 

Green  Be nj.  grocer  150  Division 

Green  Charles,  iner.  48  South 

Green  Edmnn-1.  car;>enter  Cannon  n  Grand 

Green  jun.  Ezekiel,  ir.er.  7  Coenties 

Green  George,  sawyer  10  Watts 

Green  George,  dry-good  st.  c  Greenwich  and  Dey 

Green  Gf-orge,  cartman  Norfolk  n  Broome 

Green  Griffin,  carpenter  19  Lombardy 

Green  Henry  G.  carpenter  61  Chapel 

Green  Henry,  Hammond  n  Herring 


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Green  Hugh,  bootmaker  85  Mulberry 

Green  Jacob,  oysterman  Hammond  n  Greenwitk 

Green  Jacob,  mason  Renn  i<:k  n  Greenwich 

Green  James,  grocer  Christopher  n  Henry 

Green  James,  51  Christie 

Green  James,  carpenter  55  Suffolk 

Green  John,  carpenter  118  Hester 

Green  John,  Perry  n  Washington 

Green  Jr  «ph,  grocer  c  West  and  Spring 

Green  La  wrens,  mariner  9  Birmingham 

Green  Lydia,  28  Eldridge 

Green  Mrs.  17  Orange 

Green  Patrick,  cartman  98  Cross 

Green  Paul,  cartman  218  Christie 

Greon  Robert,  grocer  162  Bowery 

Green  Robert  W.  ruer.  Broome  u  Esetx 

Green  Robert  W.  31  Lombardy 

Green  Sampson,  6  Rose 

Green  Thomas,  rigger  87  Henry 

firee.i  William,  dyer  46  Ferry 

Green  William,  rigger  Oliver  n  Bancker 

Green  William,  cartman  282  Spring 

Green  jun.  William,  hardware  73  Vesey 

Green  Wm.  ven.  blindmaker  163  b  137  Chamber 

Green  widow  Margaret,  Montgomery  n  Cherry 

Creen  widow  of  Timothy,  35  Dey 

Green  widow  Deborah,  14  Harman 

Green  widow,  seamstress  68  Orchard 

Green  &  Co.  Henry  F.  merchants  28  Sontb 

Greenard  Nevmson,  sl'if'join. Market  c  Wai<*rh  168 

Greene  David  1.  24  Wall  [Cherry 

Greene  John,  labourer  20  Roosevelt 

Greene  Rufus,  1  Chamber 

Greene  William,  mariner  21  Henry 

Greene  William,  combmaker  58  Pump 

Greenell  Thomas,  coach  painter  77  Mot! 

Greenfield  John,  roer.  77  Pean  h  14  Stone 

Greenleaf  Jeremiah,  teacher  138  Fulton 

Greerleaf  Joseph,  attor.  6  Murray  h  17  N.  Moor* 

Grtfciueaf  widow  Ann,  17  N.  Moore 

f»reenoak  D.  T.  and  R.  hardware  at.  8  Bowery 

Greenway  Edward,  mr reliant  60  Franklin 

Greenway  &  M'Kie,  merchants  130  1-2  Water 

Greenwood  Clark,  dentist  3  Ann  h  13  Park 

Greenwood  Ellen,  widow  13  Park 

Greenwood  Isaac,  matb  inst.  maker  130  Front 

Greeuwood  Isaac  I.  dentist  3  Ann  h  13  Park 

Greenwood  Richard,  grocer  83  Maiden  lane 

Greenwood  widow  Eleanor,  137  Bancker 

Gregg  Ann,  milliner  455  Pearl 

Gregg  Richard.  Grand  n  Ludlow 

Gregory  Charles,  17  M»ore 

Gregory  John,  flour  dealer  26  Moore 

Gregory  Michael,  cartman  153  Bancker 

Gregory  Nehemiah,  physician  Broome  n  Broadway 

Grcgus  Levy,  83  Nassau 

Greig  James,  shipwright  199  Bancker 

Grenzebach  John,  grocer  1  Chatham 

Greswold  T.  E.  and  E.  rae-obants  61  Division 

Gridley  John  V.  carpenter  160  Spring 


NEW- YORK  DIRECTORY.  229 


Griffen  Edmund,  mer.  166  Chatham 

Griffen  Horatio,  drygood  st  347  Pearl 

Griffen  James,  cartman  109  Mott 

Griffen  John,  grocer  143  Bancker 

Griffen  Michael,  shoemaker  223  Division 

Griffen  Peter,  watchmaker  383  Pearl  h  69  Essex 

Griffen  Samuel,  grocer  13  Catherine-slip  h  9  Lorn- 

Griffen  Sarah,  154  Bowery  [bardy 

Griffen  Solomon,  mer.  402  Pearl 

Griffen  Thoma9,  hay  cartman  102  Reed 

Griffen  Wm.  S.  copper-pi.  print.  67  Cedar  h  64  Pine 

Griffen  widow  Abigail,  54  Pike 

Griffen  widow  Hannah,  washerw.  112  Mercer 

Griffin  Geo.  altor.  and  coun.  13  Nassau  h  21  Pine 

Griffia  Gersham  G.  money  collector  233  Mulberry 

Griffin  Jeremiah,  153  Mott 

Griffin  Samuel,  mason  Christopher  c  Herring 

Griffin  Thomas,  carpenter  50  Mulberry 

Griffin  and  Hoyt,  watchmakers  383  Pearl 

Griffing  Samuel,  grocer  13  Cath-slip  h  9  Lombardy 

Griffith  David,  rigger  221  Division 

Griffith  Elizabeth,  22  Leonard 

Griffith  Joseph,  mariner  560  Pearl 

Griffith  N  C.  merchant  69  Cortlandt 

Griffith  William  R.  merchant  21  Dey 

Griffith  G  H.  &  R  W.  curriers  13  Jacob 

Griffiths  John,  carpenter  161  Bancker 

Griffiths  John,  smith  200  Bancker 

Griffiths  John,  shipcarpenter  38  Hester 

Griffiths  Richard,  smith  203  Bancker  [Mott 

Griffiths  William  B.  (ailor  74  Maiden-lane,  and  107 

Griffiths  widow  Abigail,  334  Washington 

Grigg  William,  55  Maiden-lane 

Griggs  widow  Mary,  15  Anthony 

Grigor  Geerge,  rear  179  Lombardy 

Grill  Eleanor,  270  Spring 

Grim  David,  merchant  30  Cedar 

Grim  D.  68Chrystie 

Grim  Philip,  merchant  30  Old-slip,  h  45Vesey 
Grim  Sarah  ADn,  teacher  rear  16  Barclay 
Grim  widow  of Jacob,  197  Mott 
Grimshaiv  Isaac,  teacher  Mercer  n  Spring 
Grinnell  Ann,  washwoman  40  Orange 
Grinnell  Joseph,  138  Front,  h  40  Market 
Gripon  John,  fruit  store  29  Catherine  [n  Broadway 
Griret  John,  confectioner,  30  Pike 
Griscom  John,  prof  of  CI. cm  IV.  Y.  Inst,  h  Grand 
Griscom  Robert,  umbrella  maker,  Collect  n  Pearl 
Griswold  Calvin,  labourer  Herring  n  Amos 
Griswold  D.  S.  not.  pub.  9  Nassau 
Griswold  F.  merchant  190  Pearl 
Griswold  George,  merchant  15  Wall 
Griswold  Jacob,  51  Sullivan 
Griswold  John,  men  hi.  68  South,  h  482  Broadway 
Griswold  Nathaniel  L  merchant  62  Chamber 
Griswold  Zachariah.  mer  96  Maiden-lane  h  19  Gold 
Griswold  k  Coatcs,  merchants  6S  South 
Griswold  N.  L.  Si  G  merchant*  86  South 
Gritman  Jumes,  cartman  57  Spring 
Gritman  John,  grocer  c  Spring  and  Mott 
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230, 


MERCEIN'S 


^Grorsbeck  Abraham  40  Hester 
RBroesbeck  Atrabam,  lot.  and  exchange  office  210 
Gro.-sbeck  Abraham,  48  While  [Broadway 
Giw^'-pck  V  ill  .tin  W.  327  Broadway 
Gro,  n  Karnej.  wheelwright  238  Grand  n  Arundel 
Grnchoi  Job*  P.  128  and  1S6  Dunne 
Gross  Catherine  26  Frankfort 
Gross  Edmund,  carpenter  176  Bancker 
Gross  Francis,  grocer  50  Bowery 
Grosvenor  Seth.  merchant  134  Pearl 
Gioivenor  and  Varnum,  merchants  134  Pearl 
Groteclass  Gilbert,  flour  store  49  Barclay 
Groves  Margaret  washwoman  173  Spring 
Growman  Robert,  labourer  117  Loin  hardy 
Grozh'it  John,  merchant  Rivington  c  Christie 
Grubb  George,  tailoflKJ  Harman 
Gruez  John,  cabinet  maker  60  Broad 
Gruman  Samuel  E.  mer  309  Broadway,  h  55  Elm 
Grumman  Lock  wood.  gro.  505  Grand  opp.  Goerck 
Grundy  Samuel,  75  Henry 
Grush  Robert  W.  rigger  117  Harman 
Guedron  widow  Mary.  36  Pike 
Guerin  Augustus,  hairdresser,  125  Division 
Guerin  doctor  Charles,  12  Murray 
Guerin  Francis,  confectioner  120  Broadway 
Guernsey  1,  Principal  N.  Y.  writ.  acad.  138  Fulton 
Guernsy  Levi,  carpenter  Elm  c  Leonard 
Gue6t  John,  cabinetmaker  242  Greenwich 
Guest  Lewis,  inspector  of  wood  Lewis 
Guest  William,  cabinet  maker  91  Chamber 
Guigcoh  James,  tobaccoaist  36  Chatham 
Guignon  Lewis,  segar  manufactory  57  Walker 
Guilanden  Emilc,  naturalist  6  Mulberry 
Guion  David,  81  Mulberry 

Guion  Elijah,  h  carpenter  and  joiner  559  Broadway 

Guion  Henry  G.  carpenter  28  Broome  [Harman 

Guion  Isaac,  carpenter  and  joiner  309  Water,  h  67 

Guion  Terolomus  H.  livery  stable  39  Barclay 

Guion  jun.  John,  13  Rose 

Guion  Moninntb  H  china  store  60 Division 

Guion  Peter,  grocer  15  Crane-wharf,  h  309  Pearl 

Cuischard  Henry,  tatlowchand.  Elizabeth  n  Spring 

Gulick  D.  U  Brothers,  china  merchants  64  Pearl 

Gullan  Dinah,  29  Spring 

Gulten  Richard  printer  95  Broad 

Gumbell  Henry,  sugar  baker  56  Mott 

Gumbs  Edward,  cooper  242  Front,  h  3  Bancker 

Gunn  David  oysterman,  131  Greenwich 

Gunn  Sarah,  51  Vesey 

GuDsalus  P.  fruit  store  95  Broad 

Gunter  John,  carpenter  60  Watts 

Gunton  John,  grocer  16  Reed  c  Elm 

Gunton  Samuel,  carpenter  Perry  n  Herring 

Gunton  Thomas,  21  Elm 

Gunyan  John,  bay  carlman  23  Saffolk 

Gurnee  George,  264  Cherry 

Gurnee  Benjamin  k  Co.  silversmiths  98  Reed 

Gurrie  Bache,  tailoress  25  Market 

Guthrie  Catherine  67  Ludlow 

Guthrie  Robert,  Stanton  n  Arundal 

(Tuthrie  widow  of  William,  85  Mulberrj 

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Gntrey  John,  c  Hester  and  Mulberry 
Go  '  f  llh  Joseph,  pianoforte  uiaker50  Cortlandt 
Guv  lard*,  wine  bottler  62  William 
Guy  Philip,  labourer  Bedford 
Guy  Surah,  mantua  maker  40  Barclay  [Sullivan 
Guyer  Christopher,  inspector  of  mahog.  Broome  n 
Guyou  Charlotte,  2  Varick 
Gwyre  Charles,  butcher  12  Spring 
H 

Hatwker  William,  199  Washington 

Habirshaw  Martin,  tailor  197  William 

Hacker  widow  Mary,  51  Orchard 

Hai  ket  Michael,  stone  cutler  329  Greenwich 

Hackney  William,  smith  Cannon  n  Grmid 

Hackstaff  Lodowick,  lumber  merchant  291  Church 

Hatl.len  Bartholomew,  217  Cherry  n  Gouverneur 

Hmtiien  D  merchant,  2«il  Pearl  u  24  Courtlandt 

Harfdeu  James,  cartman  Hudson  n  Charlton 

Hadden  John,  carpenter  Varick  c  Vaodam 

II.,   it ii  Lott,  312  Pearl,  h  5  Chatham  square 

Hadden  Margaret  10  Delancy 

Hadden  Wm.  carpenter  50  Frankfort 

Hadley  Abm  earpenter  140  Allen 

Hadb-y  George,  Broome  n  Orchard 

Hadley  Isaac  VV.  porterhouse  189  Chatham 

Hadley  James,  shoemaker  156  Duaue 

Hadley  James,  cartman  Rivington  n  Ridge 

Hadley  Sarah,  skoe  binder  76  Catherine 

Hadley  William,  109  Pump 

Hadley  Wm.jun  109  Pump 

Haff  Jacob,  mariner  437  Greenwich  [g  M'Dougai 

Haff  John  P.  boot  h  shoemak  205  Water  h  Prince 

Haff  Stephen,  cartman  Rivington  n  Pitt 

Hafferman  Jno  tanner  Elm  c  Grand 

Haffey  widow  Ann,  11  Augustus 

Hagadorn  Elizabeth,  26  Oliver 

Hagadorn  John,  grocer  85  James 

Magan  Patrick,  stone  cutter  394  Greenwich 

Hagei  David,  carpenter  Mott  c  Broome 

Hageman  A.  counsellor  174  Water 

Hageman  M.  seaman  95  Mulberry 

Hagerman  A.  mercht  130  Chatham 

Hagerman  D.  carpenter  Skinner  h  121  Lombard)- 

Hagermao  Daniel,  carpenter  Grand  n  Suffolk 

Hagerman  Henry  B.  atlor  and  couo.  13  Frankfort 

Hagerman  Peter,  Lewis  c  Delancy 

Hagerman  William,  cartasan  51  Spring 

Hagerman  widow,  Jone«,  Greenwich 

Haggerty  Darby,  grocer  6  Anthony 

Haggerly  George,  grocer  183  Dua'ne 

Haggerty  John,  merchant  81  Murray 

Haggerty  W.  stone  potter  78  Franklin 

Haggerty  iiAisten,  merchants  167  Pearl 

Hagner  William,  labourer  57  Ann 

Haigh  William,  shoemaker  Greenwich  c  Cbarlcj 

Haigb  widow  Betsy,  Crosby  n  Spring 

Haight  Benjamin,  altor  59  Willium 

Haight  Benjamin,  207  Broadway  b  4  Park  Plate 

Height  D.  L.  merchant  165  Pearl  h  34  Dty 

Haight  David,  merchant  tailor  232  Bowery 

Haight  Geo.  mercht  210  Broadway 


S3*1  ff^MERCEIN'S 

*«aight  Gilbert,  saddler  153  Water 
Haight  Halsted  E.  merchant  166  Fulton 
Haight  James,  mariner  146  Cherry 
Haight  John  E.  148  Greenwich 
Haight  John,  bak«r  Grand 
Haight  John,  6  Chamber 
Haight  Nich.  milkma.i  8  Rivington 
Haight  Warren,  mercht  201  Broadway 
Haight  &,  Ebbets,  mei  chts  216  Broadway 
Haight  J  &.  N.  dry  good  st  218  Broadway 
Haight  DL.&JE  merchants  165  Pearl 
Haight  CSiD.  grocers  Grand  c  Chryslie 
Haines  Edw.  waiter  82  Chapel 
Haines  Daniel,  baker  90  Bancker 
Haines  Daniel  shoemak  Bancker  n  Walnut 
Haines  Elijah,  cartman  57  Allen 
Haines  Isaac,  cartman  261  Spring 
Haines  Jackson,  grocer  165  Washington,  u  54  Dey 
Haines  Richard,  1  Front 
Haines  Richard  1  1  Front 
Haines  Win.  dry  good  store  80  Cedar 
Haines  widow  Hannah,  540  Water 
Haines  &  Johnson,  merchants  92  Pearl 
Haines  &.  Hunter,  grocers  163  Washington 
Hains  Caleb,  cartman  Orchard  n  Broome 
Hains  David,  cartman  108  Mott 
HainsJobn,  19  Suffolk 

Hains  Peter  15  Crane  wharf,  and  209  Front 

Hains  William,  63  Suffolk 

Hnlden  Wm.  gardener  Greenwich  lane  n  Perry 

Ha  e  Jolm,  mason  Willet  n  Broome 

Hale  Joseph,  stone  mason  Orange  c  Franklin 

Hale  M.  teacher  c  Beach  and  Chapel 

Hale  William,  attorney  9  Nassau 

Hale  widow,  46  Ferry 

Haley  Dominic,  34  Cross 

Haley  Eliza,  mantau  maker  61  Warren 

Haley  Henry,  shoemak  Broome  c.  Sheriff 

Haley  John,  carpenter  64  Cedar 

Haley  Pa'rick,  25  Augustus 

Haley  Paul,  grocer  122  Anthony 

Haley  Thos.  cartman  40  Molt 

Hall  A  mer  tailor  213  Greenwich 

Hall  Alexander,  shoemak  14  Thames 

Hall  Andrew  cartman  Burton  n  Bedford 

Hall  Andrew,  hatter'Greenwich  c  Vesey 

Hall  Archibald,  painter  29  Hester 

Hall  Arch  jun.  painter  53  Rutgers 

Hall  Asa,  sawfiler  36  Robinson 

Hall  Asa,  hatter  c  Vesey  and  Greenwich 

Hall  C.  B.  ready  made  linen  st  5  William 

Hall  Daniel,  merchant 462  Pearl 

Hall  Dorothea,  washwoman  62  Hester 

Hall  Francis,  printer  60  Wall  h  41  John 

Hall  George,  mariner  24  Fletcher 

Hall  Getty  Eliza,  mantua  maker  36  Robinson 

Hall  Gooden  G.  merchant  tailor  210  Greenwieli 

Hall  Isaac,  clerk  34  Oak 

Hall  Isaac  B. boatman  69  Suffolk 

Hall  Isaiah,  grocer  Delancy  c  Forsyth 

Hall  James,  painter  277  Water 


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Hall  James-  carnentfir  145  Reed 

Hall  John,  5  V\otfr%  i 

Hall  John  B  eariraab  Broome  n  Clarke 

Hall  .'i    iM    rr-Jiant  449* Greenwich 

Hall  John  23  Chapel 

Hell  Ji^eph,  b.^iss  founder  29  Watts 

Hali  Joseph,  grocer  82  Bancker  .  ' 

Hall  Joseph,  boot  and  shoemaker  56  Maiden  lane 

Hall  Joseph,  painter  323  Pearl 

Hall  Lane,  labourer  2  Walker 

Hall  Mathew,  whitesmith  280  Water 

Ha!.  Michael, baker  78  Barclay 

Hal!  Mott,  cartman  Mott  above  Prince 

Hail  Peter,  rigger  17  Henry 

Hall  Ralph,  merchant  257  Front 

Hall  Ralph  waiter  51  Warren 

Hall  Robert,  carpenter  180  Collect 

Hall  Sally,  108Orchaid 

Hall  Thomas,  mariner  29  Oliver 

Hall  Thomas,  organ«t>uilder  53  Mott 

Hall  Wm.  house  carpenter  6  Allen 

Hall  Wm.  musical  instrument  ma Woostern  Prinze 

Hall  Wa.  C.  shipcarpenter  23  Eldridge 

Hall  Wm.  soda  man'if  50  Spring 

Hall  William,  shipmaster  55  Allen 

Hall  Wm.  cabinet  maker  10  Henry 

Hall  widow,  grocer  22  Thames 

Hall  widow  Jane,  27  Mulberry 

Hall  widow  Fbebe,  36  Robinson 

Hall  and  Ovutt,  454  Pearl 

Hal i  and  Co.  Andrew,  hatters  Greenwich  c  feuy 

Halleday  Arthur,  grocer  13  Ann  c  Theatre-alley 

Hallenbeck  Garrii  S.  shoemaker  91  Elizabeth 

Hallet  Abraham  S.  merchant  9  Beekmaa 

Hallet  jun.  James,  inspec.  of  lumber  249  Spring 

Halltt  Richard,  carpenter  379  Bowery 

Hallet  Richard  S.  merchant  39  John 

Hallet  Wm.  coach  trimmer  81  Mott 

Hallett  Gideon,  shoemaker  175  Division 

Hallctt  James,  musician  Grand  n  East  Rivtr 

Hallett  jun.  Samuel,  92  Cedar 

Hallett  Samuel,  tavern  392  Bowery 

Hallet!  Wm.  P.  att  not  and  commis  57  Fnlton 

Halley  John  B.  tavern  near  state  prison 

Hallick  Benj.  cartmau  Goerck  n  Delancy 

Halliday  Robert,  merchant  60  Pine  b  627  Broadw. 

Halliday  Thomas,  shoemaker  Grand  n  Elm 

Halliday  Wm.  mason  1 12  Church 

Halligan  Richard,  cartman  Elizabeth  c  Prince 

Hallock  Elisha,  physician  60  Market 

Hallock  Henry,  14  Spring 

Hallock  I  physician  53  Cherry 

Hallock  James,  grocer  Grand  c  Allen 

Hallock  Silvanus  grocer  Grand  c  Essel 

Hallock  Silvanus,  grocer  52  Er?ei 

Hallock  Zepheniah,  shipwright  311  Spring 

Hallock  widow  Phebe,  21  Ann 

Hallock  and  Far'.hani,  carpenters  62  Fulton 

Halsey  Abraham,  11  Vandam 

Halsey  Abraham,  carpenter  Willet  n  Delancy 


234 


MERCEIN'S 


Halsey  Benj.  weaver  Crosby  n  Grand 

Halsey  Doctor  B.  W.  91  CHlher'me 

Halsey  David,  carpen  44  Suffolk  shop  253  Cherry 

Halsey  ElinsT.  carpenter  81  Mulberry 

Halsey  George,  grocer  32  Pike 

Halsey  Isaac,  dockboilder  241  Delancy 

Halsey  Jacob,  lumber  merchant  332  Greenwich 

Halsey  Jacob  A.  merchant  68  Lispeuard 

Halsey  James  S  Broome  c  Forsyth 

Halsey  John,  45  Chamber 

Halsey  John  C.  260  Greenwich  store  189  Water 

Halsey  Luther,  40  Suffolk 

Halsey  Mrs.  midwife  18  Chrystie 

Halsey  Richard,  North  c  Lewis  Manhal  Island 

Halsey  Slcphen,  grocer  Montgomery  c  Cherry 

Hnlscy  and  Ebbets,  fur  store  189  Water 

Halsey  and  Gosman,  grocers  139  Washington 

Halstead  Briggs,  moulder  38  Sullivan 

Halstead  John  D.  cabinel  maker  271  Spring 

Ha'stead  John,  carpenter  103  F ulton 

Halstead  John,  carpenter  72  Gold 

Halstead  MissS.  teacher  Spring  c  Varick 

Halstead  Pcarsoiucarpenfer  140  h  126  Pump 

Halstead  widow  of  Chrslo.  19  Oliver 

Halstead  widow  Margin  «l,  Detbrosses 

Halsted  A.  L.  1  Pbenix  buildings  h  92  Tump 

Halsted  Abraham,  carpenter  Broome  c  Willet 

Halsted  Caleb  O  merchant  12  Broad  h  New 

Halsted  jun  Ezekiel,  dry  good  store  434  Pearl 

Halsted  James,  halter  24  James 

Halsted  John  gutter  m;'ker439  Greenwich 

Halsted  J  .fin. carpenter  64Cli.?h  72  Gold 

Halsted  J  bn.  labourer  281  Bowery 

Huls'ed  Oliver,  3  Wall  c  Broad  h  41  Greenwich 

Halstei'  Phebe.  78  Chatham 

Hasten  Underbill,  dryeoodst  450  Pearl  h  9Mott 

Halsted  Wna.  M.  mer  100  Pearl  h  25  Bridge 

Halsted  and  Co.  B.  73  Be  ;Uman 

Haly  and  Thomas,  booksellers  142  Broadway 

Hamersley  Andrew,  25  Cortlandt 

Hame.Hey  L.  C.  Si  T.  uercbants  176  Pearl 

Hinnernley  L.  C.  and  T.  1 16  Pearl 

Hamerslev  Thomas,  r  ercbai.t  97  Greenwich 

Haivierstey  William  M.  D.  27  Dey 

Ham  ill  Robert,  carpenter  1 16  Mulberry 

Harrull  W  D.  sailmaker  2  Birmingham 

Hamilton  A  I.  C.  626  Pearl 

Hamilton  Alex,  boardiughouse  155  fly-market 

Hamilton  A  I  236  Broadway 

Hamilton  A  I.  ii  C.  640  b  626  Pearl 

Hamilton  A  J.  mer  h  distil.  286  Water  h  131  Wm. 

Hamilton  Edward,  morocco  dresser  70  James 

Hamilton  G  C.  grocer  276  Water 

Hamilton  Henry,  cartman  Elm  n  Leonard 

Hamilton  .Limes,  ca'lman  76  Bancker 

Hamilton  James,  mariner  71  Cedar 

Hamilton  James,  grocer  Elm  c  Anthony 

Hamilton  .1  A.  masl  in  chan.  fccouo,  18  Cedar  h  r< 

Hamilton  James  C.  17  Dutch  [Jay 

Hamilton  James  K.  71  Broad 

I  lamilton  John,  cartman  21  Hester 


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Hamilton  John,  weaver  Grand  □  Allen 

Hamilton  John  C.  atty  24  Vesey  b  35  Barclay 

Hamilton  John  L.  115  Greenwich 

Hamilton  Patrick,  labourer21  Catherine-lane 

Hamilton  Robt.  paver  207  Rivin»ion 

Hamilton  Samuel,  grocer  Christopher. c  Bedford 

Hamilton  Wm.  carpenter  139  Greenwich 

Hamilton  Wm.  blacksmith  loot  Bowery  hill 

Hamilton  widow  Ann.  18  Thames 

Hamilton  &  Co  James,  merchants  90  Wall 

Hamilton  and  Burges,  merchants  91  Wall 

Hamilton  Rich'd  D  &  Co  dist  286  Waterh  131  Wm 

Hamilton  &  Latham,  carpenters  23  Lombardy 

Hamlin  A  P  113  Pearl 

Hamlin  h  Vanvechten,  118  Pearl 

Ham  leek  James,  grocer  Allen  c  Grand 

Hamraell  Hannah,  464  Broadway 

Hammell  James,  skinner  121  Orange 

Hammell  John,  merchant  103  Mott 

Hammell  rev  Wm  130  Re*d 

Hai.uuell  Wm  H.  295  Broadway 

Hammed  A'igiisttis.  J II  Front  h  1!)  Provost 

Hamnaett  and  Lane,  merchant?  II)  Front 

Hammond  Geo.  hairdresser  55  Walker 

Hammond  Henry,  cartman  n  Hammond 

Hammond  haac.  c  Wellington  and  Hubert 

Hammond  James,  53  Cedar 

Hammond  Judah.  att.  Zi  coun.  9Frankf  h  176 

Hammond  Samuel,  carpenf«r  128  Hester 

Hammond  Wm.  cartman  E  Bank  n  Greenwich  lane 

Hammond  Wm  cartman  EBank 

Hammond  Wm.  hairdresser  World's  end  574  Pearl 

Hammy  Wm.  tailor  40  Forsyth 

Hampshire  Jacob,  butcher  281  Bowery 

Hampton  Ephraim,  porterhouse  28  Park 

Hampton  Henry,  4  Chapel 

Hampton  Wm.  grocer  346  Greenwich 

Hanan  Henry,  grocer  53  Catherine 

Hance  Revo  C  mer  38  Fulton  ii  18  Oak  | 

Hancock  David,  cabinetmaker  24  Sew 

Hancock  J.  smith  127  Greenwich  u  15  Thames 

Hancock  Wm  C.  tal.  chand  Broome  n  Sullivan 

Hancock  widow,  23  Sheriff 

Hand  Jeffry.  inspeo  of  lumber  3  Pelham 

H.,iid  Jotham,  cartman  Collect  c  Franklin 

Handley  W.  accountant  9  Orange 

Hanascuch  Henry,  tailor  21  Nassau 

Handy  Wm.  M  D  and  surgeon  4  Warren?  T* 

Hanford  jun  Lewis,  carpenter  7  Stanton 

Hanford  Philander,  grocer  29  Peck  slip; 

Hanford  t  VI  eed,  108  Division  h  90  Henry 

Haniball  S'ephen,  waiter  50  Collect 

Hanifen  widow  Sarah,  59  Hirman 

Hanigan  Denis,  grocer  Walnut  c  Lombardy 

Hankin,  »>o  boaibuil  309  Water  h  Lomb'y  c  Rul- 

Hankins  Wm.  shipmaster: 208  Hester  rger3 

Hankinson  widow  of  Ambrose  C.  24  Chapel 

Haoiner  John,  grocer  373  Pearl ' 

Hauna  Laurence,  brassfounder  6  Torbot 

Hannah  Jaue,  fruit  store  178  Duane 


236  .  MERCEIN'S 

:  i,  Hannah  John,  coppersmith  259  William 
|Hpannab  Wm,  tailor  27  Mulberry 
Haitian  Alex,  grccer  102  Anthony 
Hannao  Sa.ch,  boardingliouse  333  Water 
Hannigan  Edward,  g.icer  Cherry  n  Walnut 
Haimiiig  Alex,  teacher  5  Charlton 
Hanover  James,  tanner  28  Oak 
Hanratty  Franen,  grocer  Goerck  n  Grand 
Hanshe  Henry,  cartman  c  Laurens  and  Spring 
Hnnson  John,  revenue  officer  15  Henry 
Hanson  Joseph,  physician  54  N  Meore 
Hauson  Wm.  rigger  56  Bancker 
Hanson  widow  of  Robert,  16  Crane  wharf 
Hanzahan  James,  100  Division 
Hanzaban  Sarah  widow,  17  Division 
Hapgood  k  Smith,  merchants  205  Broadway 
Harbeck  Henry,  mer  109  Front  h  101  Bowery 

Harbour  Master's  Oft™,  202  rVater 

Haidcastle  John,  printer  10  Chesnut 

Hardcastle  John,  printer  8  Cherry 

Hai  dcastle  Thomas,  grocer  Hudson  c  Charlton 

Harden  Samuel  Lot,  71  Hester 

Hardenbergrev  Chas.  Greenwich  lane  c  Amos 

Hardenbergh  C.  counsellor  39  Wall 

Hardenbergh  J  R.  gunpowder  manuf  10  Pine 

Hardenbrook  A  W.  tinwork  293  Peerl  h  110  Fultdn 

Hardenbrook  jun  Abel,  sailm  75  Front  h  55  Hudson 

Hardenbrook  J  A .  soap  and  can.  manuf.  133  h  135 

Hardenbrook  Jane,  wash  wo.  6  Vestry  [Bowery 

Hardenbrook  John  W.  293  Pearl 

Hardenbrook  Mary,  » idow  of  Philip  87  Hester 

Hardenbrook  Peter,  76  Sooth 

Hardenbrook  jun  Wm  brassfonnder  90  Fulton 

Hardenbrook  k  Durbrow,  saitmakers  71  Front 

Hardenbrook  k  Parsons,  grocers  76  South 

Hardenburgh  Charles,  Greenwicb-lane 

Hardick  Justus,  tobacconist  1 15  Henry 

Hardie  James,  A  M.  scrivener  47  Duane 

Hardie  John,  baker  14  Rose 

Hardie  Robert  G.  coathniaker  14  New 

Hardie  Wm.  L.  tobacconist  169  Bowery 

Hardie  Wm.  bootraao  6  Thomas 

Harding  Jiime.  ,  mariner  8  Lumber 

Hardin:-  R  H  furniture  carv.  9  Frankfort  h  3  Vaa- 

Harding  S.  watch  case  mak.  203  Wm.  [dewatcr 

Harding  Thomas,  mer  308  Greenwich 

Harding  Win.  labourer  Watts  n  Canal 

Hardman  John,  scab  maker  318  Water 

Hardwick  widow  Miry,  110  Henry 

Hardy  Edw  ard,  51  Fulton 

Hardy  Edward,  162  Broadway 

Hardy  James,  grocer  Walnut 

Hardy  Thomas,  cabi.  etmaker  5  Forsyth 

Hardy  Wm  gro^  Church  c  Warren 

Hardy  widow  Jane,  104  Harman 

Hare  Samuel,  carpenter  66  Mott 

Harcn  John,  porterVau'ta  385  Water 

Haren  Patrick,  tailor  19  Prince 

Harkin  Robert,  shoemaker  88  Bancker 


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Harkirs  John  -  3  Cross 

Harley  James,  159  Chatham 

Harley  Tbos.  cabinetma.  5  Forsyth 

Harlow  Bartlet,  Delancy  n  Ridge 

Harman  Patrick.  9  Catherine  lane 

Hnrraan  Samuel,  lab.  Montgomery  n  Cherry 

Harmon  Thomas,  morocco  finisher  124  Law  reus 

Harmony  Nich.  125  Forsyth  b  Christie 

Harmony  Peter,  mer.  75  Wash,  h  Stale 

Harms  Michael,  43  Esses 

Harned  Hosea.  cartman  Mangin  n  Grand 

Harned  widow  of  Math.  63  Mulberry 

Harned  Sam.  cabinetma.  66  Harman 

Harned  Sam.  W.  boat  builder  217  Delancy 

Harned  Wm.  253  Broadway  h  Spring  n  Sullivan 

Harpel  Lewis,  butch. SlWasb.  M.  up.  end  Elizabeth 

Harper  Elizabeth,  142  Duane 

Harper  George,  carpenter  67  Pump 

Harper  George  F.  fisherman  Orchard  n  Stanton 

Harper  Jacob,  57  Chapel 

Harper  J  and  J.  printers  189  h  188  Pearl 

Harper  John,  tailor  314  Water 

Harper  Sam.  B.  grocer  194  Front  h  57  John 

Harper  &  Arcularius,  grocers  194  Front 

Harr  John  M.  4S  Eldridge 

Harral  George,  druggist  161  Pearl  h  43  Cortlandt 

Harren  Wm.  stone  mason  41  Oliver  H 

Harren  William,  cartman  40  Suffolk 

Harrick  John,  17  North  Moore 

Harriman  Sarah  D.  mantuamaker  178  Bowery 

Harrimati  Wm.  19  Washington  h  45  Whitehall 

Harrington  widow  Nancy,  teacher  74  Hudson 

Harriot  C.  butch.  20  Wasb.  mar.  h  199  Mulberry 

Harriot  George,  106  Elizabeth 

Harriot  Gf  orge,  M.  D.  284  Spring 

Harriot  J.  butch.  333  Wash.  mar.  b  211  Mulberry 

Harriot  John,  carpenter  560  Broadway 

Harriot  Samuel,  shoemaker  72  Essex 

Harriot  Samuel,  Greenwich  c  Charles 

Harris  Cesar  242  William 

Harris  Charles,  shipmaster  40  Oak 

Harris  David,  rigger  16  John 

Harris  Enon.  shipmaster  37  Catherine  c  Baacker 

Harris  Fred,  ship  carpenter  86  Rivington 

Harris  F.  marshal,  12  N.  Moore 

Harris  Geo.  distiller  Thompson  n  Spring 

Harris  ftenry,  butcher  164  Hester 

Harris  Isaac,  cartman  73  Ludlow 

Harris  Jacob  grocer  77  South 

Harris  James,  grocer  164  Fly-market 

Harris  John,  59  Walker 

Harris  John,  rigger  rear  88  Franklin 

Harris  John,  mer.  2  Pbenis  Stores 

Harris  John  W.  10  Fulton-slip 

Harris  Joice.  fruit  st  Market  c  Cheapside 

Harris  Margaret,  16  Thomas 

Harris  V-nhanielj  170  Mulberry 

Harris  ju,i  Vatb.  fisherman  124  Henry 

Harris  Pe».  P.  fi  sherman  124  spring 

Harris  Robert,  cartman  190  Mulberry 
21 


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,  Harris  Samuel,  att.  and  conns.  20  Cedar  h  9  White 
Harris  Thomas,  shoemaker  74  James 
Harris  Thos.  grocer  Reed  c  Church 
Harris  Thomas,  printer  James  c  Oak 
Harris  Thomas,  grocer  84  Reed  c  Chapel 

Harris  Thos.  grocer  31  Anthony. 

Harris  rev.  William,  1  Columbia  College 

Harris  William,  fisherman  121  Henry 

Harris  William  P.  33  Stone 

Harris  hairdresser  597  Greenwich 

Harris  W.  G.  carpenter  c  Thompson  and  Grand 

Harris  widow  Deborah,  40  Delancy 

Harrison  David,  attorney  233  Pearl 

Harrison  G.  A.  merchant  67  Pine 

Harrison  Geo.  F.  attorney  k  counsel.  16  Nassau 

Harrison  Jabez,  merchant  Pine  c  Pearl  h  Grand  c 

Harrison  John,  mariner  73  Lombardy  [Mercer 

Harrison  Joseph,  weaver  Charles 

Harrison  L  mariner  138  Essex 

Harrison  Patrick,  labourer  62  Duane 

Harrison  Rich,  trunk  and  harness  inak.  158  Fulton 

Harrison  Richard,  16  Nassau, 

Harrison  R  M.  agricultural  st.  Crane  w.haijf  c  Front 

Harrison  Rich.  N.  agricultural. repos.  211  Front 

Harrison  Rosina,  8  John 

Harrison  Sam!,  mason  137  Collect 

Harrison  Thomas,  dyer  35  Orchard 

Harrison  W.  H.  16  Nassau  City  Library 
Harrison  Wm .  cartman  171  Orange 
Harrison  Wm.  H.  brick  agent  37  Jay 
Harrison  W'm.  tailor  146  Front 
Harrison  Wm.  carpenter  209  Mulberry- 
Harrison  William,  79  Cortlandt 
Harrison  widow  Eliza.  47  Herman 
Hairil  Geo-  druggist  161  Pearl 
Haroen  Wesseli  shoemaker  173  Orange 
Harrod  Mary,  Orange  n  Hester 
Harsam  Thomas,  shipwright  3  Chesnut 
Harscls  Jane,  tailoress  109  Mulberry     [h  28  Molt 
Harsen  Cornelius,  drygood  store  Chatham  c  Molt 
Harscn  C.  cordwauier  head  Greenwich 
Harsen  N.  J  &.C.  shot  make,  Greenwichlane  n  8th 
Harsey  Henry,  bairdre,s.  136  Fly-market  [Avenue 
Harsin  jun.  George,  grocer  41  Front  h  68  Stone 
Hart  Abraham,  257  DuRne 
Hart  Abraham,  grocer  90  Varick 
Hart  Andrew,  labourer  3  Mott 
Hart  Bartholomew,  shoemaker  Bowery 
Hart  Benj.  F.  trunkmaker,  1  Vesey 
Hart  Bernard,  merch.  60  Wall  h  84  Cedar 
Hart  David,  carpenter  30  Esses 
Hart  David,  carpenter  Lewis  c  Delancy 
Hurl  Eli,  merchant  179  Pearl  h  17  Murray 
Hart  Eliza,  milliner  17  Thomas 
Hart  Eph.  43  Hudson  ,.  ^'jjj*' 

Hart  Esra,  grocer  206  Division 
Hnrt  Henry,  drygood  store  24  Division 
Hart  Henry,  carpenter  Chrystie  c  Broom-- 
Hart  Jacob,  42  Hester 

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Hart  James  C.  leacber  74  Forsyth 

Hart  John,  tailor  Sullivan  n.  Spring 

Hart  John,  cartman  Cannon  n  Broome 

Hart  John  I.  silversmith  110  Chatham 

Hart  John,  turner  79  Bancker  . 

Hart  Joseph  C .  teacher  56  Broome  b  74  Forsy  ti 

Hart  Joshua,  69  Mott  ^igfiLJ^i)1 

Hart  Levi,  merrh.  tailor  Greenwich  c  Warren 

Hart  Monmouth,  35  Chapel  la'' 

Hart  N.  milkman  Greenwich  lane  c  Christopher 

Hart  Napthali,  Christopher  c  Greenwich  lane 

Hart  Nathaniel  C  teacher  22  Eldridge  h  66  Hester 

Hart  Oevel,  cartman  Delancy  n  Lewis 

Hart  Peter  G.  grocer  196  Front  h  22  Beekenan 

Hail  Robert,  labourer  230  Spring 

Hart  widow  Catherine,  52  Thompson 

Hart  widow  Catherine,  Nicholas  William 

Hart  widow  Rebecca,  grocer  141  Bancker 

Hart  t  Kane,  drygood  store  109  William 

Hart  Si  Nazro,  merchants  94  Pearl  [Bowery 

Hartell  Adam,  batcher  33  Wrtsh  mark,  h  North  n 

Hartell  Christ.  F  butch.  30  Wash,  mar.h  10  North 

Hartell  widow  Martha,  1160rchard 

Hartman  Lewis,  grocer  423  Pearl 

Hartnet  Morris,  6hipcarpenfer  11"  Bancker 

Hartshorne  John  M.  boalbuilder  547  Wafer 

Hartshorne  Wib.  printer;  Broome  c  Cbryslie 

Hartsborne  Win.  merch  47  South  h  60  White 

Hartwell  Benj.  labourer  343  Greenwich 

Harvey  Jesse,  dockb>n'li!er  64  Mulberry 

Harvey  Lewis,  boot  and  shoemaker  73  Cbryslie 

Harvey  Sally.  Miss  29  Reed 

Harvey  Samuel,  millwright  263  William 

Harvey  Silas,  grocer302  Spring 

Harvey  Thomas  M  mercb.  73  South  h  20  Hudson 

Harvey  widow  81  Mulberry 

Harvey  &/  Atbearn,  grocers  Washington  c  Spring 

Hasch  Jacob,  60  Chrystie  [576  Pearl 

Haskins  Annah  K.  teacher  of  music,  181  Fulton  A- 

Ma=kms  Benj.  F.  lumb.  mercb.  155  Water 

Haslets  Collin  G.  baker  44  Oliver 

Hasskill  Benj.  sweep  office  49  Mulberry 

Hasskill  Wm.  shipmaster  Willet  n  Delancy 

Haas  Ue,33  Maiden-lane 

Haswell  Edward  tailor  169  Church 

Hatch  Aldeu-91  Mott 

Hatch  Isaac,  hatter  341  Pearl 

Hatch  Junius  H.  attorney  37  Pine 

Hatcbburg  John,  barber  172  Duane 

Hatfield  Abraham,  saddler  Cannon  c  Grand' 

Hatfield  Andrew,  mason  42  Lispenard 

Hatfield  Barns,  furnace  Goerck  n  Grand 

Hatfield  Charles  R.  carpenter  343  Greenwich 

Hatfield  Elias,  tinman  White  n  Broadway 

Hatfield  Gabriel,  saddler  Goerck  n  Broome 

Hatfield  jun.  Gilbert,  merchant  46  Division 

Hatfield  Jacob  M.  hatter  29  Orchard 

Hatfield  Jesse,  smith  26  Norfolk 

Hatfield  Job  S.  porterhouse  93  Nassaa 

Hatfield  John.,  cartman  12  Walker 


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MERCEIN'S 


Hatfield  Jonathan,  Sullivan  n  Broome 
Hatfield  Joshua,  49  Orchard 
Hatneld  Peter,  Broome  n  Cannon 
Hatficlrl  Phebe.  baker  309  Water  [Vandewatei 
Hatfield  Richard,  att'.r.  coun  &.  mast,  in  cban.  16 
HatfiVlet  Win.  C.  grocer  59  Whitehall  [Lane 
Hatfield  Isaac  k  Jonathan,  carpenters  12  St.  John's 
Hath  Anthony,  custom-house,  46  Oliver  h  33  Hob- 
Halhaway  E.  1 1  State  [hard 
Hathaway  Horace,  cnrpentcr  196  Spring 
Hathaway  James,  grocei  44  Cha|tel 
Hathaway  widow  of  Autipas,  76  Cortlandt 
Hatter  Paul,  music  instrument  maker  and  teacher 
Hatton  Elizabeth,  57  Liberty  [Vandcwater 
Hattrick  Peter,  mer.  35  Fulton-slip  h  645  Broadw. 
Hattrick.  Lee,  and  Co.  35  Fulton 
Haukswort  George  45  Whitehall 
Haulenbeck  widow  of  I.  P.  78  Barclay 
Haulthouse  widow  Barbara,  35  Franklin  c  Church 

and  157  Chatham 
Haumptman  George,  cabinet  mak.  63  Mulberry  h 
Haveland  Ebcnezer  D.  dry  good  si.  152  Chatham 
Havemeycr  William,  sugar  baker  16  Vandam 
Havemeyer  Fred,  and  Wm.  sugarbakers  18  Vandam 
Havens  Daniel,  carpenter  Sianton  c  Pitt  ^ 
Havens  Gabriel,  tia'bwnr  waster.  WTSy  ft 
Havens  George,  boatman  King 
Havens  Henry,  mer.  172  Front  h  28  Vesey 
Havens  Henry  P.  grocer  291  Front 
Havens  Merodock,  tailor  67  Rutgers 
Havens  Philelus,  merchant  198  Front 
Havens  Rensselaer,  mer.  100  Chamber 
Havens  and  Woodhull,  merchants  172  Front 
Haviland  Gilbert,  cartman  Hudson  n  Vandam 
Haviland  James  G.  264  1-2  Pearl,  h  276  Bowery 
Haviland  John,  drygood  st.  262  Broadway 
Haviland  Joseph,  cartman  213  Orange 
Haviland  Joseph,  blacksmith  36  Cheapside 
Haviland  Nancy,  144  Mulberry 
Haviland  Nicholas,  cartman  Broome  c  Norfolk 
Haviland  Stephen,  carpenter  Broome  n  Sullivan 
Haviland  widow  Jane,  284  Bowery 
Hawes  Anson,  ropemaker  Ridge  n  Delancy 
Hawes  George,  butcher  7  Wash.  mar.  h  49  Bayard 
Hawes  James  H.  grocer  c  Broome  and  Clarke 
Hawes  Joseph,  cartman  c  Spring  and  Hudson 
Hawes  Peter,  couns  104  William 
Hawk  Elizabeth,  Broome  n  Forsyth 
Hawk  Peter,  boalbuilder  374  Water 
Hawk  Peter,  shoemk.  196Moit 
Hawkes  Isaac,  cartman  Mangin  n  Grand 
Hawkey  John,  carpenter  45  Elizabeth 
Hawkins  Charles,  cartman  Delancy  c  Bowery 
Hawkins  John,  shipcar.  11  Ludlow 
Hawkins  Joseph,  sheemak.  87  Harman  [way 
Hawkins  Matthew,  sashmak.  and  glaz.  404  Broad- 
Hawkins  Micah,  grocer  Catherine  ferry  h  50  Oak 
Hawkins  Mrs.  milliner  129  William 
Hawkins  Samuel,  Varickc  Beach 


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Hawkins  Stephen,  tailor  Chapel  c  Beach 
Hawkins  Tobias,  sboem.  48  Nassau 
Hawkins  Willet,  cartman  Cbrystie  c  Delancy 
Hawkins  Zachariah.  cooper  44  Orchard 
Hawksby  Wo.  102  Cross 
Haw-ley  Daniel,  41  Peck  slip 
Hawley  Irad,  mer.  56  Oak 

flaw  ley  Seaman,  overseer  almshouse  132  Mulberry 
Hawley  Trueman,  hairdresser  1  Cortlandt 
Hawley  W.  M.  drygood  st.  302  Pearl 
Hawley  Wm.brok.  and  com.  mer.  177  h  862  Pearl 
Hawley  Wm.  C.  white  smith  Broome  c  Mott 
Hawley  Zerah,  dentist  and  physician  31  Dey 
Hawley  widow,  boardingh.  89  Warren 
Hawxburst  Hannah  B.  300  Pearl 
Hawxhurst  Israel,  Cannon  n  Delancy 
Hawxburst  Jacob,  cartman  Grand  n  Forsyth 
Hawxburst  James,  12  Oak 
Hawxhurst  Nathaniel,  207  Front  h  425  Pearl 
Hawxhurst  jun.  Nathaniel,  drygood  st.  418  Pearl 
Hawxburst  jun.  Nathaniel  416  Pearl 
Hawxhurst  Noah,  shoemaker  44  Hester 

Hawxburst  milliner  42-5  Pearl 

Hawxhurst  Thomas,  glover  60  Cherry 

Hawxhurst  Wm.  distiller  of  vinegar  60  Cherry 

Hawxhurst  Waiter,  cooper  14  Orchard 

Hay  jun.  James,  mer.  3d  Greenwich 

Hay  and  Wood,  flour  merchants  13  Sooth 

Hayatt  Thomas,  drayman  tip.  end  Mulberry 

Haycock  William  G.  Mercer  n  Spring 

Hayden  Elizabeth  4  New 

Hayden  Ezra,  cooper  53  Rutgers 

Hayde.n  John,  mariner  2  Torbot 

Haydock  Elizabeth,  86  Frankfort 

Haydock  Wro.  boardingh.  299  Pearl 

Haydock  Wm  W.  84  Frankfort 

Hayes  Benjamim,  251  Front 

Haynes  Edmund,  379  Broadway 

Haynes  Thomas,  pinfaclory,  Green  n  Spring 

Haynes  Thomas,  natter  I5S  Wafer  b  6  Fletcher 

Hays  Archibald,  grocer  9  Laight  [penard 

Hays  Jacob,  dep.  sheriff  and  high  constable  2  Lis- 

Hays  James,  leather  breeches  maker  2S2  Bowery 

Hays  James,  cartman  c  Greenwich  and  Vestry 

Hays  James,  grocer  415  Greenwieh 

Hays  John,  harnesstnaker  93  Reed 

Hays  John,  grocer,  158  Orange 

Hays  Joseph  L  103  Bayard 

Hays  Samuel  grocer  Broome  «  Mulberry 

Hays  Sarah,  Clarke  n  Spring 

Hays  Thomas,  cl.airinak  Stanton  n  Ridge 

Hays  Thomas,  painter  19  Garden 

Hays  Wm.  carpenter  76  Reed 

Hays  widow  Rachel,  1  IS  Pump 

Hays  widow  Rachael,  18  Provost 

Hayt  Henry,  shoe  maker  303  Waler 

Havter  Philip,  baker  Grand  n  Ludlow 

Hay  ward  Abner,  labonrer  21  Pell 

Hay  ward  Samuel,  Grand  n  Bowery 


MERCELVS 


Hayward  Warden,  whipmak  100  Pump 

Haywood  Alex  M.  cabinet  k  cha'rrmk.  Washington 

Haywood  widow,  38  Chapel 

Haywood  widow  Ann,  143  Bancker 

Hazard  Benedict,  sign  painter  6  Lombardy 

Hazard  jun  Thomas.  29  Beekman 

Hazard  widow  Mary,  Allen  n  Broome 

Hazard  widow  Sarah,  60  Orchard 

Hazeton  Edward,  121  Liberty 

Hazle  Patience,  62  Orchard 

Hazlet  John,  (in  and  hardw  st.  1  Chamber 

Hazlit  John,  tinworker  c  Duane  and  Chatham 

Heaan  Philip,  blacksmith  29  Gold 

Headon  Wm.  merchant  32  Barclay 

Heady  Benj.  lnbourer  Front  n  Walnut 

Heady  Henry,  cooper  41  Orange 

Heaight  Marvel,  50  Sullivan 

Healey  Jeremiah,  grocer  92  V>  sey 

He-iley  John,  grocer  58  Elm  c  Catherine  lane 

Healey  John,  labourer  rear  118  Mott 

Healy  Ezra,  sashmaker  Stanton  n  Ridge 

Healy  Thomas  P.  tobacconist  169  1-2  Front 

Healy  >Vin.  curpenter  30  Lombardy 

Healy  widow,  Stanton  c  Ridge 

Heard  James,  164  Pearl  h  22  Broad 

Heard  Nicholas  I.  merchant  144  Water 

Hearding  Thomas,  Greenwich  c  Jay 

Hearn  Patrick,  porter  48  Pearl 

Hearn  widow,  6  Republican  Alley 

Hearn  widow  Bridget,  5  Republican  Alley 

Hearn  widow  Mary  of  James,  Bowery  c  Broome 

Heaseldon  Henry,  smith  Watts  n  Hudson 

Heasolton  James,  mason  203  Church 

Heath  E.  house  carpt.  1  New 

Heath  James,  grocer  c  Catherine  and  Henry 

Heath  John,  build.  Elm  n  Leonard  h2  Benson 

Heeth  John,  carpenter  12  Stone 

death  Samuel,  grocer  91  Elm 

Heath  Thomas,  carpenter  87  Elm 

Heath  Thomas,  carpenter  39  Ferry 

Heath  Wm.  carpenter  69  Fulton 

Heaton  Abm. gunsmith  199  Fulton  h  112  Warren 

Heaton  Edward,  mason  77  Mulberry 

Heaton  James,  carbon,  mead  garden  316  Broadw. 

Heatun  James,  grocer  7  Dey 

Heaton  James,  merchant  254  Greenwich 

Heaton  Richard,  gunsmith  218  Green  w  h  112  War. 

Hebberd  Samuel,  gardener  2d  Avenue  n  First 

Hebberd  Southrick,  gardener  3d  Avenue  c  13tb 

Hebert  John,  calico  glazier  103  Reed 

Heburn  Samuel,  cabinetmak  11  Collect 

Heck  Prince,  sawyer  24  Broome 

Meckel  Elizab  widow  of  Tlios.  tailor.  106  Elizabeth 

Heckle  Maria,  grocer  658  Pearl  * 

Jleeker^  Freund  John,  brassfoun.  128  Hester 

Hector  John,  41  1-2  Maiden  lane 

Hedden  James,  shoemak.  Wooster  n  Bleecker 

Hedden  Josiab,  sawyer  30  Broome 

Hedden  Josiali,  attorney  96  Beekman 

Hedden  Margaret,  37  William 


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Hedden  Miss  E.  dressmaker  15  Cedar 

Hedden  Wm.  mas-  n  96  Chapel 

Hedden  Zopha,  shoemaker  Rhynden  c  Hester 

Heddy  Dennis,  labo  irer  Laight  n  Greenwich 

Heddy  Isaac,  cooper  Hi  Leonard 

Hedger  Jeremiah  printer  28  Vandam  i 

Hedge,  Timothy,  attorney  227  Cherry 

Hedl  Paul,  smith  Grand  n  Mercer 

Hedley  Henry,  uarpt.  and  buildej  56  Chapel 

He,  Ley  Henry  C.  atty  63  Baiv'v/  h  152  Spring 

Hcdley  Henry  C.  attorney  65  bi.nk  • 

Hedley  John  R.  a!t.     nota.  90  Nassau  h  56  Chapel 

Hedrick  Coniad,  gardener  rear  Stuyvesent  E  Iiiv 

Heeny  Corn?liu*;  merchant  79  h  82  Water 

Hefiernan  John,  tanner  Grand  c  Elm 

Herman  P.  flour  me.r.  230  Front  h  210  Cherry 

Hegeman  P  A  7  O  ik 

Heim  Josepli,  shoemaker  10  Henry 

Heins  Lear,  tobacconist  30  Roosevelt 

Heiser  Cbristophtr,  8  Broad 

Heiser  Henry, 'starch  raak.520  h  519  Greenwich 

Helm  widow  Aon  W.  19  Cbeapside 

Helmlmid  Mrs  dressmaker  117  Chamber 

Helme  John  C.  pampmak  Stuyvesant  c  2d  Avenue 

Helme  Peter  B.  M  D  100  Broad  h  35  Broad 

Helmr.  Samuel,  cartman  42  Pike 

Helmes  John  H  mariner  Allen  n  Stanton 

Helmes  Susan,  196  Molt 

Helios  Be'ij  mariner  68  James 

Heming  Melsop,  shipmaster  64  Lombardy 

Hemion  Stephen,  mason  41  Walts 

Hemmi  i^'way  Moses,  shipwright  155  Bancker 

Hemon  Mr  grocer  80  Cherry 

Hempstead  Benj.  fancy  jewelry  156  Broadway 

Hempsted  Daniel  B.  jeweller  7  12  Spruce 

Hempsted  Henry,  rigger  430  Water  h  75  James 

Hempsted  Thomas,  smith  rear  579  Water 

Hendershot  Michael,  mariner  48  Pike 

Henderson  David,  Carmine  n  Bedford 

Henderson  jun  David,  Broadway  c  Amity 

Henderson  German,  barber  158  Bowery 

Henderson  Jacob,  carpenter  29  Norfolk 

Henderson  James,  waterman  125  Pump 

Henderson  John,  pilot  44  Roosevelt 

Henderson  Peter,  cartman  Pilt  n  Rivington 

Henderson  Robert,  cartman  Ridge  n  Stanton 

Henderson  Wm.  harness  maker  277  Greenwich 

Henderson  Wm.  merchant  55  Wall  h  5  Pearl 

Henderson  — — ,  waiter  21  Henry 

Henderson  widow  Elizabeth,  75  Harmau 

Henderson  widow  Jane,  315  Bowery 

Henderson  widow  Moria,  88  Henry 

Hendlen  widow  Jane,  washerwoman  149  Ludlow 

Hendrick  Aaron  W  mason  44  Hester 

Hendrick  Phil,  c  Hester  and  Suffolk 

Hendrick  Win  brass  founder  8  Stanton 

Hendricks  Harman,  mer  37  Beaver  li  65  Greenwich 

Hendricks  Wm.  labourer  Little  Water 

Hendrickson  Benj.  S.  sailmaker  110  Vesey 

Hcndrickson  Betsey,  school  51  Molt 


JHERCEIN'S 


Hendrickson  Hendrick,  Pitt  n  Stanton 
Hendrickson  Isaac,  cart  man  Grand  Cor.  Hook  _ 
Hendrickson  John,  ship  ch18  South  fa  21  Eldiidge 
Hendrickson  N.  painter  and  glaz.  13  Clarke 
Hendrickson  Peter,  grocer  Banckerc  Roosevelt 
Hendrickson  Samuel,  grocer  Bowery  c  Grand 
Hendrickson  Samuel,  57  Ann 
Hendrickson  Wm.  mason  130  Collect 
Heudrickson  Wm  milkman  20  Pump 
Hendrickson  Wm.  carpenter  Broome  n  Orchard 
Hendrickson  aiid  Wood,  92  South 
Henegar  Lambert,  mariner  88.  Henry 
Henisa  Thomas,  labourer  7  Hague 
Henley  Benj.  brass  founder  108  Henry 
Henman  Saul,  carpenter  Spring  c  Thompson 
Henn  Frederick,  accountant  395  Pearl 
Henn  M.  milliner  395  Pearl 

Hennesy  Michael,  Delancy  n  Ridge  [Elizabeth 

Henuing  John,  butch  11'  W.  Markt  h  Broome  u 

Hennigar  Frederick,  butcher  upper  end  Mulberry 

Henningoun  Cornelius,  mason  478  Greenwich 

Hennion  David  C.  carpenter  Sullivan  c  Houston 

Herinion  John,  carpenter  132  Collect 

Henraty  Peter,  grocer  Cherry  n  Montgomery 

Henrietta  Francis,  grocer  Grand  c  Goerck 

Henrietta  James,  37  Robinson 

Henry  Aaron,  Hammond 

Henry  Bernard,  mason  127  Molt 

Henry  Cornelius,  oysterman  25  Moore 

Henry  Edward,  bricklayer 67  Mulberry 

Henry  Edward,  carpenter  21  Catherine  lane 

Henry  Elizabetb,boardingh  c  Spring  &.  Washington 

Heury  George,  oysterman  132  Front 

Henry  James,  labourer  81  Mulberry 

Henry  Jno.  tailor  34  Mulberry 

Henry  John,  mariner  18  Cherry 

Henry  John,  farrier  76  Maiden  lane 

Henry  John,  ropemaker  Attorney  n  Delancy 

Henry  Michael,  com  mer  121  Water  h  444  Pearl 

Henry  Peter,  miniature  painter  34  Nassau 

Henry  Philip,  merchant  tailor  3(5  William 

Henry  Robert,  mason  rear  34  Cross 

Henry  Robert,  Burrows  n  Herring 

Henry  Doctor  Samuel,  110  Cherry 

Henry  William,  oysterman  8  Water 

Henry  ,  tailor  108  Reed 

Henry  widow  Mary,  10  Catherine-lane 

Henry  widow  Elizabeth,  grocer  299  Spring 

Hepburn  Nathaniel,  Ludlow  n  Rivington 

Hepburn  and  Prince,  merchants  138  Pearl 

Herbert  Timothy,  silversmith  37  Jay 

Herbert  William,  cartman  69  Franklin 

Herbert  Wm  C.  tailor  87  Hester 

Herbi-rt  widow  Mary,  Little  Water  c  Cross 

Herder  Isaac,  grocer  6  Ann 

Hern  John,  labourer  41  Elm 

Hetrard  Francis,  waiter  33  Spruce 

Herrick  Stephen  H.  mer  23  South  h  16  Markctiielu 

Herrick  E.  and  J.  grocers  23  1  2  South 

Hcrrimaa  John,  merchant  44  Greenwich 


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Herriman  William  S.  k  Co  54  Front  h  86  Pearl 
Herriman  k  Davis,  iner  110  Pearl  h  44  Greenwich 
Herring  Abraham,  204  Duane 
Herring  Elbert,  92  Nassau  h  204  Duane 
Herring  Henry,  labourer  27  Watt3  .4 
Herring  Isaac,  carpe.iter  Hammond  n  Greenwich 
Herring  John,  cartman  S  Bedford    ,'  ^ 
•Herri  ngbrook  Wm,  boardmgbouse 302  Water 
Herrington  and  Clews,  boardineh  367  Water 
Hersell  Wm  sash  maker  Grand  n  Elm 
Hertsel  Frederick,  baker  71  Bayard 
Helherington  James,  grocpr  Broome  c  Forsyth 
Heuslet  Inglchart.  Orchard  n  Broome 
Heviland  Abigail,  13  Rose 
Hewes  Benjamin,  rigger  &e.  24Batavia 
Hewitt  Alexander,  merchant  131  Water 
Hewitt  David,  shoemaker  85  Mulberry 
Hewitt  Gideon,  merchant  86  North  Moore 
Hewitt  John,  tavern  147  Water 
Hewilt  jun.  Thomas,  china  store  51  Maiden-lane 
Hewitt  Thomas,  23  Norfolk  [60  Reed 

Hewitt  Tbos.  k  Son,  china  store  289  Broadway  h 
Hewlett  Charles,  17  Fulton 
Hewlett  N.  merchant  17  Fulton 
Hewlett  Wm.  M.  mer.  200  Water 
Hewlett  C.  and  N.  mercli  17  Fulton  h  Brooklyn 
Heyer  Cornelius,  mer.  29  Beaver 
Heyer  Isaac,  merchant  63  Front  h  24  Beaver 
Heyer  Walter  W.  mer.  234  Pearl  h  21  Cedar 
Heyerd  Jacob,  grocer  346  Water 
Heyl  Christian,  cabinet  maker  69  Chapel 
Heyl  George,  cabinet  maker  69  Chapel 
Heymar  widow,  169  Hester 
Heyward  William,  129  Chamber 
Hewlett  David  B.  17  Cedar 
Hewlett  Robert,  sawyer  Grand  n  Christie 
Hibhard  Louis,  saddler  378  Bowery 
Hibbard  Wm.  jun.  26  Nassau 
Hichbora  Sophia,  130  Church 
Hick  P.  plaisler  pan's  manuf.  40h51  Mulberry 
Hick  ii  Titus,  lurah.  yd.  201  Cherry  h  74  Lombardy 
Hickman  Samuel,  milkman  Love-lane  n  Bowery 
Hicknox  Clark,  shoemaker  Grand  n  Allen 
Hicks  Benj  grocer  155  Water 
Hicks  Benj  M.  D.  120  Bowery 
Hicks  Charles,  82  Chapel 
Hicks  Elias,  notary  26  Wall  h  25  Mercer 
Hicks  G.  merchant'  107  Suuth  h  70  Lombardy 
Hicks  Gilbert,  74  Lombardy 
Hicks  Mary,  c  Grand  and  Mott 
Hicks  Isaac,  tanner  197  William  * 
Hicks  James,  East  Bank  n  13th 
Hicks  John,  labourer  Goerck  a  Delancy 
Hicks  John,  cartman  216  Orange 
Hicks  Lawrence,  cartman  206  Elizabeth 
Hicks  Oliver,  carpenter  70  Forsyth 
Hicks  Oliver  H.  merchant  219  Pearl 
Hicks  Oliver,  harness  ma.  and  trim.  66  Thompson 
Hicks  Robert  M.  drygood  st.  279  Pearl 
Hicks  Robert,  shoemaker  95  Reed 
Hicks  Samuel,  pilot  76  Roosevelt 


246  MERCEIN'fe 

Hicks  Samuel,  mer.  164  South  h  245  BioadNvav 

Hicks  Silas,  mer  31  Rose 

Hicks  Thomas,  West  c  Jay 

Hicks  Thomas,  Cherry  a  Corlcais 

Hicks  Wester,  grocer  West  c  Jay 

Hicks  Whitehead,  merchant  74  Lombard)- 

Hicks  Willet,  merchant  232  William 

Hicks  Wm.  cartman  Orchard  c  Grand 

Hicks  widow  of  Thomas,  26  Frankfort 

Hicks  &  Lord,  hardware  st.  131  Pearl 

Hicks,  Dayton  Si  Co.  shipchan.  Water  c  Market  L 

Hicks,  Law  rence  and  Co.  275  Pearl     f  107  S«uth 

Hicks  Si  Co.  XV.  tallowchand.  5  Lombardy 

Hidden  K.  gunsmith  293  Cherry 

Hide  Benj.  mer.  6  Gonverneur's  lane  h  5  Canal 

Higbie  Si  Kennedy,  ven.  blind  raak.  13  Catherine 

Higby  David,  tanner  rear  22  Vnrtdewater 

Higday  George,  shoemaker  Broome  n  Sullivan 

Higgins  Abner,  merchant  28  Bivington 

Higgins  Daniel,  cartman  74'Mulberry 

Higgins  Elliot^  rigger  5  Pelham 

Higgins  G.  A.  59  Cedar 

Higgins  Havey,  Hester  n  Broadway 

Higgins  Hitam,  shoemaker  116  Mulberry 

Higgins  James  W.  grocer  Washington  c  Cortlandt 

Higgins  James,  boardingh.  c  Jacob  and  Ferry 

Higgins  James  P.  hatter  44  Ludlow 

Higgins  Martin,  labourer  48  12  Duane 

Higgins  Morris,  shoemaker  14  Pomp 

Higgins  Paul,  Prince  c  Elizabeth 

Higgins  Samuel,  cartman  Grand  n  Essex 

Higgins  Surah,  seamstress  36  Pike 

Higgins  William,  shoemaker  208  1  2  Greenwich 

Higgins  Wm.  labourer  Broome  n  Thompson 

Higgins  widow  Ann,  Cherry  n  Gnuverneur 

Higgins  widow Rachael,  Springe  Ur*enwich 

Higgins  Edward  Si  Son,  painters  26  Beekman  ' 

Higgins  M.  D.  Si  B.  drygood  st  22  Division 

Higgins,  Lyon  Si  Son,  roerchauts  292  Pearl 

Higgs  Joseph,  tailor  29  John 

Highat  Edward,  rigger  Scammel 

Htghfield  widow,  shoehinder  Rhyndern  Hester 

Hildroth  John,  attorney  2  Law  buildings 

Hildreth  Patrick  G  master  in  chan.  315  Broadway 

Hileman  Michael,  botch  16  Wash.  mar.  h  Christie 

Hileman  William-  cooper  120  Banckei     [n  Grand 

Hill  Anthony,  225  Mott 

Hill  Arthur,  32  Lumber 

Hill  Ber.j.  sen.  Grand  n  Ludlow 

Hill  David,  carpenter  Mulberry  c  Prince 

Hill  Harriet,  artificial  florist,  53  Forsyth 

Hill  I.  ship  plumber  121  Washington 

Hill  Jnmes,  cartman  109  Mott 

Hill  John  H.  merchant  67  Beekman 

Hill  John,  painter  40  Elm 

Hill  John,  hardware  mer.  203  Pearl 

Hill  Joseph,  110  Church 

Hill  Joseph,  broker  83  Catherine  h  1  Cheapside 
Hill  Joseph,  grocer  Rivington  c  Orchard 
Hill  W.  shipcarpenter  126  Anthony 
Hillwidow  B.  87  Chapel 

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NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  £47 


Hill  Benj.  cartmaa  134  Bancker 

Hill  Graniunj,  360  Water 

Hill  Joseph,  carpenter  Reed  c  Greenwich 

Hill  Joseph,  c  Duane  and  ChorcU 

Hill  Marix,  551*  Pearl     «  '  V  jHMmSLtk 

Hill  Mows,  8  Elm 

Hill  .Nicholas,  carpenter  Sheriff  n  Delancy 
Hill  Pumpey,  labourer  43  iMott 
Hill  Roluo,  112  Warrea 

.  Hill  Susan  101  Bancker 
Hill  Susanna,  45  Lispenard 
Hill  Thomas,  labourer  Caunon  n  Rivington 

-  Hill  Uri  K,  prof,  of  music  Hudson  c  Duune. 
Hill  William  F.  letter  cutler  56  He  iter 
Hill  widow  Mary,  Orchard  n  Slarton 
Hillard  William,  cabinet  maker  5S  Aulbony 
Hilliard  John  57  Mott  -  , 

Hillikar  James,  boatman  0  Charlton 
Hilliker  John,  butcher  Stuyvesarit  n  Bowery.  * 
Hilliker  S  bulcli  7  Cealre  mar  h  Greene  n  Spring 
Hilliker  Wm  carpenter  25  Vandam 
Hilliker  Wm  mason  64  Sullivan 
Hillman  William,  sailmak  133  Bancker 
Hillyard  J  H.  lock  smith  260  Water  . 
Hillyer  Benj.  carpenter  3  Allen 
Hillyer  John,  grocer  1 1  Moore 
Hillyer  John,  boarding  bouse  30  Front 
Hillyer  Wm.  1st  Avenue  n  First 
Hillyer  Wm.  house  carpenter  Forsyth  c  Delancy 
Hillyer  &.  Co.  S.  &.  John,  grocers  10  ii  11  South 
Hiltman  &.  Son  Jno.  dry  good  it  158  Division 
Hilton  Edward..  185  Division 
Hilton  John,  storekeeper  187  Division 
Hilton  Samuel,  carpenter  n  3d  Avenue  [Division 
Hinchman  Cornelius,  shoemak  91  Catharine  u  80 
Hjnchmaa  G.  Staple 

Hinds  Hannah,  widow  of  David  181  Hester 
Hines  Robert,  shoemak  99  Chamber 
Hioman  Harmau,  carpenter  19  Lombardy 
Hinman  Jas.  labourer  67  Mulberry      [h  65  Cedar 
Hinsdale  H.  jeweller  c  Maiden  lane  and  Broadway 
Hinton  John,  shoe  store  195  1-2  Church 
Hinton  John  W.  sailmaker  141  Washington 
Hinton  Thomas,  sailmaker  Grand  n  Lewis 
-  Hinton  and  Moore,  sail  duck  store  93  Front 
Hipper  John,  sausage-maker  98  Crosby 
Hipwell  Abu.  smith  7  Ann 
Hipwell  Abm.  labourer  93  Harms  n 
Hirst  Arthur,  merchant  187  Water  h  Brooklyn 
Hirst  Geo.  grocer  Greenn  icb  lane  n  Perry 
Hirst  Jno.  tailor  56  Pump 
Hitchcock  Daniel  M.  physician  300  Greenwich 
Hitchcock  D.  smith  it  wheelwr.  Grand  n  Christie 
Hitchcock  David,  ploughwright  79Eowery 
Hitchcock  Eben.  labourer  45  Human 
Hitchcock  Horace,  grocer  215  Fulton 
Hitch  cock  Jobn,  40  Rose 
Hitchcock  Stephen,  92  James 
H  ichcock  jun.  Stephen,  slate  inspec.  83  Lombard- 
Hitchcock  Wm.  M,  36  Mott 


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Hitchcock  Wm  215  Fulton 

Hitchcock  and  Co  Wro  R.  grocers  44  Peck  slip  c 


Hitt  H.  h  Campbell  M.  teacher  173  Bowery 
Hitlmaii  (leo.  watchmak  158  Division 
Hoare  JohD,  shoemaker  Oliver  u  Bancker 
Hobart  Henry,  302  Broadway 
Hobart  right  rev.  John  Henry,  D  D.  22  Vesey 

Hobart  ,  writing  master  Herring 

Hobbs  Richard,  chandler  Bedford 
Hobbs  Sam!.  62  Allen 
Hobbs  Sarah,  grocer  10  Oak 
Hobbs  Sam!,  cartman  Essex  c  Stanton 
Hobbs  Sarah,  grocer  10  Oak 
Hobby  Joseph.  65  Elizabeth 

Hoboken  ferry  lioust,  foot  Barclay  [£i  Grand 

Hockman  Wm.  dockbuild  Ludlow  between  Broome 
Hodges  Fred,  ship  carpenter  572  Water 
Hodges  George,  painter  25  Lombardy 
Hodgkins  Jos  cartman  56  Rutgers 
Hodgkinson  Thomas,  Shakspcare  hotel  53  Nassau 
Hodgson  Geo.  grocer  257  Creenwich  ^  175  Wash- 
Hodgson  Geo.  cartman  Broome  n  Ludiow  [ington 
Hodgson  James  5  Henry 
Hodnet  James,  carpenter  Bancker  c  Pike 
Hodson  Thomas,  smith  Grand  n  Crosby 
Hoe  Robt.  carpenter  90  William 
Hoe  Wm  carpenter 29  Ann 

Hoe-  ,  11  Eldridge 

Hoes  John,  grocer  22  John  and  34  Nassau 

Hoey  Mary,  widow  11  Mulberry 

Hoff  John,  merchant  112  Water 

Hoffman  A.  N.  152,  h  319  Washington 

Hoffman  Frederick,  Ludlow  n  Rivington 

Hoffman  Frederick,  cartman  Orchard  n  Broome 

Hoffman  J  H.  musician  60  Anthony 

Hoffman  J.  O.  32  Pine  h  Grand  n  Broadway 

Hoffman  John  C.  sexton  205  Division 

Hoffman  L  G.  grocer  Chrystie  c  Pump 

Hoffman  Leonard,  carver  191  Spring 

Hoffman  Leonard,  shoemaker  79  Hester  c  Orchard 

Hoffman  Mariin,  roer  67  Wall  h  Broadway  n  Jones 

Hoffman  Murray,  attorney  8  Pine 

Hoffman  Murray,  488  Broadway 

Hoffman  Ogden,  32  Pine 

Hoffman  Simeon,  cartman  Stanton  n  Essex 

Hoffman  wido'w  Elizabeth,  Chrystie  o  Hester 

Hoffman    Vanbueren, grocers  Washington  c  Dey 

Hoffman  ^  Glass,  auction  room  67  Wall 

Hoffr.iire  Wm  mason  151  Church 

flogau  John,  sawyer  442  Greenwich 

Hogarth,          merchant  39  Hudson  h  3  Harrison 

Hogencump  John,  cartman  297  Spring 
Hogcncamp  Peter,  carpenter  67  Thompson' 
Hogg  Abraham,  lab.  Greenwich  n  Spring 
Hogg  widow  Ann  41  Chamber 
Holland  Benjamin,  carpen.  223  Church 
Hogland  Wm.  engraver  152  Chamber    [h  12  Elm 
Hoit  Ichabod,  frinters'  warehouse,  32  Burling-slip 
Hojci  Peter,  marshal  Oliver  ri  Bancker 
Hoke.  Thomas,  mariner  Oliver  n  Bancker 


Hitt  John,  173  B< 


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lloktellen  Isaac,  136  Bancker 

Holberton  George,  mason  73  Varick 

Holberton  widow  Mary,  34  Elizabeth 

Holbrook  Epbraim,  merchant  80  Fulton 

Holbrook  John  D.  academy  227  Broadway 

Holbrook  Walter,  mer.  tailor  76 Reed 

Holculm  William,  shoemaker  8  Birmingham 

Holcombe  Samuel,  chocolate  Si  must.  man. 47  Gold 

Holden  Abel,  36  Delancy 

Holden  Asa,  fancy  chair  mak.  115  Chamber 

Holden  Freeman,  64  Beekmen 

Holden  Horace,  attor.  131  Fulton 

Holden  Joel,  grocer  69  Thompson 

Holden  Nathan,  Perry  n  Herring 

Holden  widow  Thankful,  Atfco  c  Hester 

Holdin  Oliver,  dye  wood  and  paint  st.  66  Water 

Holding  John,  labourer  10  Ferry 

Holdridge  Charles,  159  Bancker 

Holdridge  Elkana,  seaman  Pitt  n  Stanton 

Holdridge  Nathan  H.  shipmaster  79  Pump 

Holdron  John  Christopher  Greenwich 

Holkady  widow  Catherine,  48  Forsyth 

Holland  Barney,  cartman  Grand  c  Elm 

Holland  Henry,  doctor  312  Water 

Holland  J.J  architect  and  draughtsman  30  Warrep 

Holland  widow,  Grand  c  Goerck 

Holland  and  Magnl,  1  Oliver 

Holley  Josiah,  carpehter  37  Catherine 

Hollias  Daniel,  74  Liberty 

Hollias  Nathaniel  rigg.  and  .-tevedore  24  Roosevelt 
Holliday  Edward,  mariner  29  Hester 
Holliday  Wm.  mariner  151  Ouane 
Holloway  Hollias,  painter  12  Cbapel 
Holloway  John,  carver  and  guilder  72  Nassau 
Holloway  Wm.  painter  Broome  n  Thompson 
Holly  Wm.  C.  auctioneer  153  Pearl  b  48  Greenw 
Holmes  Adrian  B.  99  Church  h  144  Duane 
Holmes  Alinson,  shoemak.  117  Forsyth 
Holmes  Eldad,  mer  11  New-slip  h  65  James 
Holmes  Hugh,  14  Moore 
Holmes  Israel  C.  mer.  74  Pearl  h  14  Moore 
Holmes  James,  cartman  r£ar  277  Greenwich 
Holmes  James,  grocer  8  Catherine  lane 
Holmes  John,  tallow  chandler  243  Greenwich 
Holmes  John,  shoemak  11  Orange 
Holmes  Joseph,  shoemak.  49  Robinson 
Holmes  Mary,  3  John 

Holmes  N.  B.  bookbinder  and  seller  276  Greenw. 
Holmes  Obadiah,mer.  22  Coenlies  slip  h  78  Pearl 
Holmes  Richard,  rigger  Wafer  c  Burling  slip 
Holmes  Samuel,  shipmaster  382  Bowery 
Holmes  Samuel,  cartman  7  Ludlow 
Holmes  Thomas,  carpenter  36  Forsyth 
Holmes  Wm.  whit*  smith  73  White 
Holmes  widow,  103  Mulberry  » 
Holmes  widow  Susanna,  Walnut  c  Front 
Holmes  widow  Catherine,  3  Burling  slip 
Holmes  widow  Phebe,  drygood  st  276  Greenwich 
Holmes  and  Son,  Wm.  grocers  7  South 
HoUtead  John,  carpenter  Montgomery 
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MERCEIN'-S 


Holt  Charles,  79  Chrystie 

Holt  Giles,  fisherman  78  Catherine 

Holt  Henry,  Sour  mer.  229  Front  h  66  Roosevelt 

Holt  Isabella,  496  Broadway 

Holt  Stephen,  victualler  22  Fulton 

Holt  jun.  Stephen,  flour  and  produce  broker  mcr. 

224  Front  h21  Oliver 
Holt  and  Quinby,  flour  merchants  229  &.  211  Front 
Holton  widow  Ann,  9Tletcher 
Homan  Martha,  usilliker  33  Hudsou 
Homan  Paul,  shipcarpcnter  Cherry  n  Montgomery 
Homer  Joseph,  mer.  42  Fulton  h  Bowery  hill 
Hone  Isaac  S.  47  Fulton  b  44  Cliff 
Hone  John,  mer.  1  Bowling-green 
Hone  jun.  John,  42  Cliff 
Hone  Philip,  mer.  44  Coi-tlandt 
Hone  widow  Maria,  20  Rose  [Peal 
Hone  &  Co.  J.  aud  P.  auctioneers  61  Wall  and  156 
Honeywell  James,  shoemaker  18  Bayard 
Honeywell  John,  shoemaker  20  Bayard 
Hood  George,  lace  and  hosiery  st.  168  Broadway 
Hood  Wm.  founder  88  Roosevelt  [Lombard/ 
Hoofmaster  Fre.dk.  musical  instni.  maker  Market  c 
Hook  widow  of  James,  grocer  79  Bancker 
Hooker  Wm.  chart  store  202  Water  h  80  J».  Moore 
Hooker  Wm.  engraver  18  N.  Moore^/T 
Hooper  Margaret,  Grand  n  Esse*. 

Hooten  shipcarpenter  90  Eldridge 

Hoover  James,  smith  24U  Cherry  u  225 

Hope  Edward,  pilot  -42  Oak 

Hope  Reuben,  pilot  10  Vandewater 

Hope  Robert,  weaver  Desbrosses 

Hope  Thomas,  pilot  10  Vandewater 

Hopkins  Caleb,  merchant  49  Stone 

Hopkins  Catherine,  boardingb.ou.se  20  Thomas 

Hopkins  Freeman,  shipcharcdler  21  Pearl 

Hopkins  Gilbert,  grocer  54  Oak 

Hopkins  Jaon  1. 162  Chrystie 

Hopkins  Job,  wheelwright  128  Mott  '  ' 

Hopkins  John,  b  itcher  46  Wash  mkt  h  58  Broome 

Hopkins  John,  butcher  46  Broome 

Hopkins  John,  carpenter  rear  169  fiowery 

Hopkins  Jobn-marble  polisher  110  Reed 

IIopkin9  Leonard  merchant  30  Leonard 

Hopkins  P.  merchant  104  Division 

Hopkins  Polly.  128  Division 

Hopkins  Samuel,  carpenter  77  White 

Hopkins  Wm.  butc  45  Wash  mkt  h  Broome  n  Ora». 

Hopkins  widow  Margaret,  nurse  449  Greenwich, 

Hopkins  widow  Mary,  13  Dutch 

Hopkins     Hawley,  grocers  233  Front 

Hopkins  &i  Smith,  merchants  162  Chatham 

Hopper  Abm.  sawyer  209  Clarke  n  Broome  * 

Hopper  Chas.  bulc'ier  118  Broad  h  210  Elizabeth. 

Hopper  David,  cartman  Bedford 

Hopper  Edward,  cartman  Dominick. 

Hopper  Garrit,  milkman  Wooster  n  Spring 

Hopper  Henry,  cartman  Desbrosses  n  Greenwich 

Hopper  Henry,  cartman  Thompson  n  Grand 

Hopper  Jonathan,  drygood  st.  154  Fulton 

Hopper  John  G.  cartman  Vandam  n  Varick 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Hopper  Lydia^widow  23  Henry 

Hopper  Maria,  seamstress  163  Hudson 

Hopper  Mary,  133  Fulton 

Hopper  Tboinas,  cooper  98  Greenwich 

Hopper  Tliomas,  cooper  93  Pine 

Hopper  Wm.  shoemaker  110  Elizabeth 

Hopping  widow  Phebe,  118  Hester 

Hopping     Murphy,  joiners  143  Pump  h  77  Whit© 

Hopson  Chas.  sailmaker  134  Pump 

Hopson  James,  official  justice  24  Vandewatc' 

Hopson  John,  sailinaker  134  Pump 

Hopson  Theron,  tailor  3  Henry 

Hopson  widow,  134  Pump 

Hopson  widow,  77  Forsyth 

Hopwood  Wni.  sailmaker  137  Bancker 

Hore  Andrew,  brewer  93  Harman 

Horn  James,  9  and  11  Chrystie 

Horn  John,  gardener  Bowery  n  Love  Lane 

Horn  John,  carpenter  27  Anthony 

Horn  Joseph,  carpenter  Desbrosses  n  Washington 

Horn  jun  Joseph,  carpenter  468  Greenwich 

Horn  Matthew,  grocer  Bowery  n  Love  Lane 

Horne  George,  physician  449  Broadway 

Hornung  John,  musician  Canal  c  Hudson 

Horrigan  Patrick,  9  Catherine-lane 

Horsfield  Isaac  V.  hardware  st.  140  Fly  market 

Horsfield  Israel,  m»r.  140  Fly  mar  h  Broome  n  Bw. 

Ho:  lo<  B*nj.  coach  painlpr  101  Reed 

Horton  Caleb,  grocer  208  Front 'j  54  Roosevelt 

Horton  Chas.  pttstry  shop  59  Roosevelt 

Horton  Elijah,  carpenter  <51  Allea 

Horton  Elijah,  shoemaker  26S  Delancy 

Horton  Gilbert,  carpent?r  Franklin  n  Orange 

Horton  Joseph,  mason  223  Bowery 

Horton  Joseph  H.  dry  good  st  182  Chatham 

Horton  J  G.  merchant  34  Division 

Horton  Miss  Martha,  191  Church 

Horton  Samuel,  cartman  Bowery  n  Gerard 

Hcrton  widow  Ann,  98  Lomhardy 

Horton  4"  Greene,  grouers  Chapel  c  Reed 

Horton  if  Woodhuil,  fnerchants  208  Front 

Howick  David,  M  D  14  Vesey 

Ho3ack  Mrs  W  S.  13  Murray 

Hosbrook  Eliza,  130  Broad 

Hobey  Dennis,  carpenter  6  Ludlow 

Hosmor  Erastus,  carpenter  87  Bancker 

Hospool  John,  131  Chapel 

Hossack  E.  widow  o(  Wm  13  Murray 

Hostin  Jas.  wine  coop.  4  City  hot  h  142  Washingt. 

Hough  Lydia,  14  Leonard 

Houghton  Ralph,  baker  11  Mott 

Houseman  Jacob,  mer  92  Front  h  48  Whitehall 

Houseworth  Michael,  baker  224  Spring 

Houseworth  jun  Michael,  baker  344  Green wich 

Houston  George,  37  White 

Houston  John,  merchant  9  Wall 

Houston  Joseph,  grocer  114  Beekm.  h  91  Nassau 

Houston  Zebulon,  carpenter  55  Roosevelt 

Houston  George     Co.  distillers  166  Duane 

Houston  &.  Hart,  grocers  114  Beekman 


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Howard  Bethuel,  butcher  Brooin'1.  n  Christie 

Howard  Ellas,  grocer  167  Duaoe 

Howard  Eliza,  67  Chapel 

Howard  Geo.  oysterman  75  Motf 

Howard  George,  ropemakcr  Lewis  Manh  III. 

Howard  Hen.  ins.  beef  J*  pork  12  Vandam  a  Spring 

Howard  James,  mariner  c  Broome  and  Elizabeth 

Howard  Jesse,  grocer  Church  c  Leonard 

Howard  Samuel.,  smith  231  Hester 

Howard  Wm.  merchant  IS  Dey 

Howard  Wm.  rigger  8*1  Harman  > 

Howard  widow  Mary,  3  Orange 

Howard  4-  Kyle,  nail  fac.  233  Hester 

Howard  ^  White,  merchants  148  Water 

Howe  Bezaleel,  inapec.  of  customs  104  Molt 

Howe  Brigbam,  grocer  74  Fulton  c  Gold 

Howe  C  W.  171  Pearl 

Howe  Jedidiab,  prtnler  k  stereotype  founder  141 
Howe  John  1.  physician  123  Bancker  [Broadway 
Howe  John  J.  physician  Duane  c  Chatham 
Howe  Thomas  D.  mason  Eldridge  c  Hester 
Howe  widow  Sarah,  fruit  st.  Broome  n  Cannon 
Howe  widow  Elizabeth,  73  Harman 
Howel  John,  grocer  645  Greenwich 
Howel  Wm.  365  Broadway 
Howell  Aaron,  gn?in  measurer  96  Church  c  Reed 
Howell  jun.  Benjamin,  grocer  Grande  Elm 
Howell  Caleb,  carpenter  rear  235  Bowery 
Howell  Israel,  shoemaker  35  Mulberry 
Howell  Mattbew,  military  store  202 Front 
Howell  Morris,  cartman,  39  Essex 
Howell  Sauiuel,shipjoiner234CbeiTy,  h  21  Xorfolk 
Howell  Walter,  carpenter  25,  h  27  Hester 

Howell  carpenter  34  Eldridge 

Howells  Henry,  tailor  69  Sullivan 

Howland  Allen,  shipmaster  41  James 

f  lowland  D.  P.  waiter  24  Anthony 

Howland  James,  32  Lumber 

Howland  John  H.  raer  158  South,  h  347  Broadway 

Howland  Reuben,  shipmaster  52  Henry 

Howland  William,  founder  67  Mulberry 

Howland  G  G.  &.  S.  67  Wushingtou  h  64  Greenwich 

Howland  and  Co.  John  H.  merchants  158  South, 

Howser  Matthias,  shoemaker  78  Reed 

Hoxie  Joseph,  teacher  127  Hester 

Hoy  Catherine,  250  William  . 

Hoy  Jesse,  teacher  Grand  n  Forsyth 

Hoy  John,  labourer  250  William 

Hoyland  James,  carl  man  33  Pike 

Hoyt  Benjamin.  Lewis  Man.  hi. 

Hoyt  Concklin,  smith  Grand  n  Lewis 

Hoyt  David,  joiner  Broome  n  Cannon 

Hoyt  Enoch,  85  Forsyth 

Hoy!  Gabriel  P.  clerk,  53  Suffolk 

Hoyt  George  Anson,  shoem.  Cherry  n  Montgomery 

Hoyt  Goold,  shipchandler  169  Washington 

Hoyt  Goold,  meir.liant,  45  South,  h  30  Broadway 

Hoyt  Henry,  cartman  Pitt  n  Rivington 

Hoyt  Henry  E.  watchmaker  121  Cherry 

Hoyt  I  I.  shipchandler  130  Duane 


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Hoyt  James  M.  mer.  125  Front  h  136  Du&ne 

Hoyt  Jesse,  counsellor  40  Wall 

Hoyt  Joseph,  grocer  3  Mott 

Hoyt  J  L.  Washington  n  Duatie  market 

Hoyt  Morris,  teacher  Grand  n  Norfolk 

Hoyt  Philo,  mer.  tailor  99  Maiden-lane  h  109  Pump 

Hoyt  Ralph,  sawyer  53  Suffolk 

Hoyt  Seymour,  watchmaker  19  Molt 

Hoyt  Silvanus,  28  Hester 

Hoyt  Stephen,  merchant  330  Greenwich 

Hoyt  Thomas  W.  169  Washington  h  6  Varick 

Hoyt  Wm  H.  474  Broadway 

Hoyt  Si  Tom,  45  South 

Hubbard  Daniel,  North  Manh.  hi. 

Hubbard  D  G.  merchant  160  Fulton 

Hubbard  John,  shoemaker 405  Greenwich 

Hubbard  John,  Chapel  e  Anthony 

Hubbard  J.  fisherman  30  Anthony 

Hubbard  Natb  T.  pro  bro.  38  Water  h  77  Frankfort 

Hubbs  Christopher,  63  Chrystie 

Hubbs  widow  Amy,  174  Water 

Hubie  John,  organ  builder  Hester  n  Orange 

Huddleston  Francis,  61  VValer 

Hudson  Giles,  curtraan  Willet  n  Rivington 

Huen  John,  mariner  101  Bancker 

Hues  Thomas,  sawyer  29  Norfolk 

Huestis  Jesse,  20  Fletcher 

Huestis  Samuel,  printer  441  1-2  Pearl 

Huff  Alex,  cartman  Bedford  n  Burrows 

Huff  Jonathan,  cartman  c  Spring  and  Laurens 

Huffman  Henry,  cartman  5  Catherine  market 

Huffman  widow  Mary,  99  Bancker 

Huggins  widow  of  Jobn  R  D.  16  Henry 

Hughes  Bridget,  fruiter  Cherry  n  Montgomery 

Hughes  David,  grocer  549  Greenwich 

Hugbes  Edward,  shoemaker  65Cortlandt 

Hughes  Herman,  mer.  23  Liberty  h  Nassau e  John 

Hughes  John,  Charlton  n  Washington 

Hughes  Jobn,  cooper  56  Rutgers 

Hugbes  John,  sawyer  Desbrosses  c  Hudson 

iiugbes  Lucretia,  106  Church 

Hugbes  Michael,  shoemaker  65  Purap 

Hughes  Robert,  caulker  243  Cherry 

Hughes  Ruth,  34  Delancy 

Hughes  Wm.  carpenter  46  Essex 

Huguet  F.  merchant  5  Reed 

Huguet  Jobn,  shipcarpunter32  f/arman 

Hulett  Si  Williams,  merchants  46  Fulton 

Hull  Charles,"  163  Lombardy 

Hull  Eleazer,  blacksmith  117  Orange 

Hull  Jedediab,  c  Hubert  and  Greenwich 

Hull  Isaac,  108  Division 

Hull  Jaho,  shoemaker  54  Pearl       [and  66  Vesey 
Hull  jun.  John,  tallow  chandler  Hester  c  Eldridge 
Hull  John,  insp.  cotton  55  Cbrysti* 
Hull  Oliver,  druggist  146  Pearl 
Hull  Peter,  carpenter  61  Chapel 
Hull  Wager,  tallow  chand.  26  Fulton  h  32  Vande.- 
Hull     .Mann,  grocers  126  Front  [water 
Hull  Si  Bowne,  druggists  14ft  PmcI  ;        •  <a, 
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Hull  Wager,  &  Co.  tallow  chand.  26  Fulton 

Hullin  widow  of  Henry,  grocer  7  James-slip 

Hully  Wtn.  204  Elizabeth 

Huls  Benj.  carpenter  29  Orchard 

Hulsart  Rachael,  147  Division 

Hulsart  widow  Sarah,  6  Jefferson 

Hulse  Amos,  102  Catherine 

Humane  society  apparatus  for  the  recovery  op 

drowned  persons.  296  Greenwich 
Humbert  Augustus,  goldsmith  10  Spruce 
Humbert  Charles,  watchmaker  62  Nassau 
Humbert  Jonas,  sen.  baker  5  James 
Humbert  Jonas,  baker  33  Ann 
Hume  Martha,  26  Nassau 
Hume  G  R.  tailor  John  c  Cliff 
Humma  Christopher,  drayman  Orchard  n  Delancy 
Humphrey  James,  15  Oliver 
Humphrey  John,  rear  7  Forsyth 
Humphrey  Owen,  cooper  11  Orange 
Humphrey  William,  4  Hester  n  Broadway 
Humphreys  Elijah,  merchant  171  Front 
Humphreys  Humphrey,  printer  5  Forsyth 
Humprecht  Charles,  shoemaker  120  Fulton 
Hunn  John.  1  Ferry  h  38  Beekmgn 
Hunniford  Alex,  measurer  of  grain,  16  Essex 
Hunt  rev.  Aaron,  12  Forsyth 
Hunt  Benj.  Orchard  n  Delancy 
Hunt  Betsey,  washerwoman  6  Gaynor's  Alley 
Hunt  David,  Broome  c  Sheriff 
Hunt  David,  grocer  and  rigger  85  Bancker 
Hunt  Davis,  dock  repairer  53  Barclay 
Hunt  Eliathan,  shipwright  Ludlow  n  Grand 
Hunt  Frederick,  cartman  Hudson  c  Elizabeth 
Hunt  Gideon,  mason  29  Orchard 
Hunt  Gilbert  J.  Vandam  c  Varick 
Hunt  Henry,  mariner  43  Oak 
Hunt  Israel,  flour  merchant  385  Water  h  48  Oliver 
Hunt  Israel,  48  Oliver 
Hunt  Jacob,  carpenter  137  Mott 
Hunt  James,  blacking  manufacturer  2  Henry 
Hunt  James,  insp.  of  wood  202  Fulton 
Hunt  Jesse,  cooper  11  Pike 
Hunt  John,  sweepmaster  173  Spring 
Hunt  John,  cooper  Water  n  Walnut 
Hunt  John,  cartman  137  Motf 
Hunt  Joseph,  grocer  c  Oliver  and  Henry 
Hunt  Lawrence,  boatman  1  Pike 
Hunt  Levi,  cartman  182  Delancy 
Hunt  Lewis,  5  Elizabeth 
Hunt  Mansfield,  basket  ma.  Eldridge  n  Stanton 
Hunt  Maria,  101  Anthony 
Hunt  Mary,  seamstress  48  Essex 
Hunt  Matthew,  61  Lispcnard 
f  Iiint  Moses,  6Rivington 

Hunt  Moses  W.  carpenter  26  Fletcher  h  10  Gold 
Hunt  Natha'.iul,  customhouse  officer  39  Forsyth 
Hunt  Ouklrty,  cartman  Wooster  n  Bleecker 
Hunt  Ric'uard,  crockery  st.  15  Peck-slip 
Hunt  Richard,  baker  Grand  u  Arundel 
Hunt  Si  uiuel  I.  mer.  234  Pearl  h  41  Cedar 
Hunt  Stephen,  cartman  171  Spring 


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Hunt  Tbeodosius,  grocer  162  Hester  h  51  Elizabeth 

Hunt  Thomas,  cabinetmaker  165  Hudson 

Hunt  Thomas,  carpenter  rear  36  Eldridge 

Hunt  Thos.  k  Jno.  grocers  c  Mulberry  and  Broome 

Hunt  W  J.  Vesey,  h  323  Washington 

Hunt  Wm.  221  William  • 

Hunt  Wm  cartman  57  Elizabeth 

Hunt  widow  Alice,  teacher  101  Mulberry 

Hunt  widow  Elizabeth,  84  James 

Hunt  widow  Sarah,  Broome  n  Renwick 

Hunt,  Randolph  &.  Co.  grocers  Wash.  c.  Fulton 

Hunter  Abrm.  T.  physician  &  snr.  Hudson  n  Reed 

Hunter  Charles,  boardingb.  357  Water 

Hunter  Gilbert,  cartman  Lawrens  u  Bleecker 

Hunter  James,  labourer  4  Crosby 

Hunter  James,  milkman  412  Bowery 

Hunter  Jacob,  grocer  160  Front 

Hunter  John,  brewer  58  Elizabeth 

Hunter  John,  teacher  Broome  n  Norfolk 

Hunter  John,  231  Duane 

Hunter  John  B.  grocer  158  Front 

Hunter  Robert  R.  14  Hudson 

Hunter  Stephen,  labourer  43  Harman 

Hunter  Wm.  grocer  Grand  n  Arundel 

Hiuiter  Win.  jun.  hardware  st.  Grand  n  Mangin 

Hffnter  Si  Co.  W.  T.  patent  bakers  94  and  96  Pine 

Huntess  Robert,  mariner  Goerck  n  Delancy 

Huntington  Ann  widow  of  David,  Delancy  n  Ridge 

Huntington  Benj.  broker  42  William  h  39  Pearl 

Huntington  E.  merchant  88  Maiden-lane 

Huntington  Edward,  shipmaster  79  James 

Huntington  Thomas  M.  33  Murray 

Huntington  widow  Sarah,  5  Burling-slip 

Huntly  Richard,  teacher  278  Greenwich 

Hurd  Abraham,  dockbuilder  Hester  n  Broadway 

Hard  Alanson,  shoemaker  80  Forsyth 

Hurd  &.  Sewall,  merchants  65  South 

Hurford  John,  labourer  65  Vandam 

Hurlbutt  John,  shoemaker  90  Henry 

Hurley  Cornelius,  cartman  88  Hester 

Hurley  James,  printer  15  Provost 

Hurley  John,  porterhouse,  7  Chatham 

Hurley  John,  cartman  90  Hester 

Hurst  widow  Margaret,  88  John 

Hurt  John,  shoemaker  Bowery  c  Art 

Hartiu  John  H.  accountant  Forsyth  n  Delancy 

Hurtus  Henry  S.  8  Murray 

Husband  Charles,  cartman  83  Pump 

Husen  Samuel,  labourer  65  Water 

Hussman  Jacob,  printer  55  Anthony 

Husson  Joseph,  grocer  47  Catherine 

Hust  Wm.  cartman  104  Suffolk 

Husted  Lewis,  drygood  store  134  Division 

Husted  Peter,  38  Bowery 

Husted  Samuel,  cartman  59  Essex 

Hustice  Benj.  mercb.  176  Front  h  30  Dey 

Hustice  Elijah  grocer  16  James  slip 

Huslis  Joshua,  ropemaker  Crosby  n  Prince 

Huston  John,  stonecutter  143  Mulberry 

Mulchings  Daniel,  gardener  Elizabeth  o  Spring 

Mulchings  David,  tailor  23  Orange 


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Hutcbings  John  C.  61  Molt 

Hutchings  Samuel,  stevedore  7  Chesnut 

Hutchings  Samuel,  coachmaker  58  Anthony 

Hutcbings  Samuel,  groeer  Herring  e  Burrows 

Hutchings  Staphen  B.  portrait  painter  77  Chaptl 

Hutchings  Thomas,  shoemaker  93  Mulberry 

Hutchigns  Wm.  carpenter  45  Hester 

Hutchins  Henry,  teacher  Collister  c  Laighf 

Hutchins  Isaac  B.  168  Crosby 

Hutchinson  A.  W.  1  Slote  lane  h  Christopher  c 

Huchinson  Ann,  83  Eldridge  [Greenwieh 

Hutchinsnn  George,  cartman  154  Cbrysli* 

Hutchinson  James  68  Cedar 

Hutchinson  Richard,  drygood  store  98  William 

Hutchinson  Wm.  mariner  4  Chapel 

Hutchinson  widow  Hannah,  11  Chapel 

Hutchinson  fa  Carrick  169  Pearl 

Hutchinson  §■  M'Kibbin,grocers  Hester  c  Mulberry 

Hutchison  Henry,  grocer  Washington  c  Charles 

Huther  E.  C.  baker  52  Lombard y 

Huthwaite  widow  Elizabeth,  81  Chapel 

Hutson  Jacob,  33  Orange 

Hutson  Mrs.  KB  Church 

Hutson  Wm.  Intel,  office  69  Chamber  h  36  Warren 

Hutton  Andrew,  butcher  Cath.  mar.  h  6  Rynders 

Hutton  George,  butcher  182  Mott 

Hutton  John,  butch  31  Wash.  mar.  h  Sullivan  n 

Hutton  Richard,  238  Cherry  [Spring 

Hutton  Timothy,  merch.  182  Pear)  h  36  Pine 

Hutton     Brown,  merchants  182  Pearl 

Huttley  James,  labourer  462  Washington 

Huyler  Geo.  watchmaker  Wash.  mar.  b  205  FultCfi 

Huylcr  John  W.  mason  Variet  q  Watts 

Huyler  John  C.  grocer  West  c  Duane 

Huyler  Sarah,  widow  of  doctor  53  N.  More 

Hyans  widow  Elizabeth,  nurse  36  Delancy 

Hyatt  Abraham,  shoemaker  403  Cherry 

Hyatt  Alfred,  shoemaker  177  Hartnae 

Hyatt  Benj.  teacher  Broome  n  Cannon 

Hyatt  Elvin,  Pitt  n  Stanton 

Hyatt  jun.  Elvin,  cartman  Willet  n  Stanton 

Hyatt  John,  cartman  war  Grand 

Hyatt  Joseph,  cartmau  27  Hester 

Hyatt  Joshua,  123  Chatham 

Hyatt  Piatt,  shoemaker  62  Orchard 

Hyatt  Thomas,  grocer  52  Division 

Hyatt  Wm.  cartman  Willet  n  Stanton 

Hyatt  &/•  Mount  drygood  store  123  Chatham 

Hyde  Daniel,  butcher  Governeur  c  Water 

Hyde  Dyer,  •artmau  Forsyth  n  Delancy 

Hyde  Ebenezer,  64  Murray 

Hyde  Henry,  butcher  573  Water  • 

Hyde  James,  cartman  49  Eldridge  c  Stanton 

Hyde  James  E.  porterhouse  4  Doyer 

Hyde  John  E.  mereh.  192  Pearl  h  17  John' 

Hyde  John,  butcher  20  Fly  Market  h  Stanton  c 

Hyde  John,  mariner47  Elizabeth  [Ludlow 

Hyde  jun.  John, cartman  159  Ludlow 

Hyde  Simeon,  merch.  192  Penrl  u  93  Cedar 

Hyde  Wm.  cooper  119  Forsyth 

Hyde  Wm.  H.  64  Murray 


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Hyde  Wm.  carpenter  59  Chapel 

Hyde  Zabdiel,  drygood  store  218  Pearl  h  72  Fulton 

Hyde  ,  shoemaker  18  Cherry 

Hyde  fc  Banta,  hardware  store  93  Maiden-laue 

Hyde     Little,  merch.  218  Pearl 

Hyer  Aaron,  milkman  Bowery  n  Girard 

Hyer  Abraham,  sailmaker  139  Bowery 

Hyer  Abraham,  cartman  Christopher 

Hyer  Coats,  milkman  Old  Haerl.  Road 

Hyer  Daniel,  shoemaker  31  Ann 

HyerGarrit,  131  Front  h  Hester  n  Broadway 

Hyer  Henry,  carpenter  Broome  c  Arundel 

Hyer  Jacob,  butcher  Grand  n  Mott 

Hyer  John,  pilot  28  Catherine 

Hyer  John,  carpenter  Broome  n  Arundel 

Hyer  John,  painter  40  Ludlow 

Hyer  Wm.  lime  inspect.  38  Robinson 

Hyer  Wm.  tailor  100  Duane 

Hyer  Wm.  carp'  titer  83  Forsyth  **J*k; 

Hyer  widow  Mary,  49  Pump 

Hyer,  BremnerSi  Co.  133  Front 

Hylen  Nicholas,  sawyer  Watts  n  Greenwich 

Hyman  Henry,  merchant  205  Spring 

Hymers  Alex,  cartman  Broome  n  Sheriff 

Hymes  S.  dyer    scourer  476  Pearl 

Hyslop  Charles,  baker 70  Henry 

Hyslop  Gilbert,  17  Rose 

Hyslop  John,  27  John,  bakery  15  Dutch 

Hyslop  Robart,  mason  Desbrosses  n  Greenwich 

Hyslop  Robert,  mer.  143  Pearl  h  13  Jay 

Hyslop  Samuel  C.  12  Beaver 

Icard  Robert,  shot  maker  613  Water 
Ideron  D  D.  stonecutter  49  Anthony 
Idley  Joseph,  catholic  bookstore  Prince  c  Mott 
Idley  Joseph,  porter  hous«  20  Prince 
lkeman  John,  blacksmith  Orchard  n  Broome 
Imlay  Catherine,  22  Dey 


Ingall  Thomas,  shipmaster  33  Hester 
Jngall  Thomas,  shipmaster  21  Norfolk]) 
Ingalls  Wm  F.  shoestore  50  Fulton 
Ingard  Matthias,  159  Harman 
Ingersall  Andrew,  cartman  45 "Van dam 
Ingersall  John  J  M  D  359  Bowery  n  Art 
Ingersoll  Cbas  M  lecturer  Eng.  gram  U  elocution 
Ingersoll  James,  mariner  247  Cherry         [7  Park 
Ingersoll  James,  mariner  43  Cheapside 
Ingersoll  Josiah,  shipmaster  48  Division 
Ingersoll  Nathaniel,  grocer  579  Water 
Ingersoll  Sarah,  shopkeeper  101  Chrystie 
Ingham  Charles,  portrait  painter  1  Wall 
Ingham  Thomas,  turner  41S  Broadway 
Ingledee  John,  cabinetmak.  11  Doyer 
Ingleson  Alton,  cartman  20  Orchard 
Inglis  John,  mercbt.  Pine  h  18  John 


Independent  Chapel 


Independent  Chapel 


51  Rose 


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MERCEIN'S 


Ingraham  Ezra,  marshal  62  Catherine 
Ingrahara  Henry  K.  241  Washington 

Inker  ,  baker  189  Orange 

Inks'ter  widow  Mary,  33  Cheapside 

Inman  widow  Mary,  4  Ludlow 

Innes  George,  insp.  of  customs  190  Church 

Innes  Henry,  shoemaker  173  Mott 

Innes  John,  Crosby  c  Hester 

Innes  John,  merchant  209  Bowery 

Innes  widow,  397  Pearl 

Innes  widow  Mary,  milliner  397  Pearl 

Innel  Edward,  groc.  &  Amboy  stage  oil.  134  Broaa 

Inslee  Wm.  painter  Broome  c  Elizabeth 

Inslee  Zebulon,  carpenter  77  Mulberry 

Insley  John,  cabinetmak.  192  Dunne 

Inspector  of  the  Port's  ^^^~^"e'  ^u5'°'"'''0,"< 

Ireland  Geo.  carpt.     bail.  221  Duane  h  332  Wash. 

Ireland  Job,  cartman  13  Spring 

Ireland  Joseph,  200  Fulton 

Ireland  Mary,  8  Mulberry 

Ireland  Wm.  shipma«ter  9  Lombardy 

Ireland  Win  M.  phys  fc surg.  470  Broadw  c  Broome 

Ireland  &  Co  Wm  H.  mer  173  Washing!  c  82  Dey 

Irish  Charles,  watchmaker  6  Wall 

Irish  Mary,  grocer  c  Wes;  and  Jay 


Irish  Presbyterian  npySB  Church,  Orange 


Irvin  Joseph,  tailor  130  Collect 
Irvin  and  Co  Thomas,  inerchw  ts  OS  Front 
Irving  Daniel,  carpenter  38  Fiuvnst 
Irving  Ebeuezer,  wr.  123  T-er!  h  3  Bridge 
Irving  George,  doctor 72  Bayard 
Irving  Gerard,  painter  9  Bayard 
Irving  John,  weaver  Bedford 
Irving  John,  saddler  Elm  c  6'rand 
Irving  John  T.  couns.  and  notary  I  Nassau 
Irving  Wm.  crockery  store  440  Greenwich. 
Irving  Wm.  merchant  142  Pearl  h  17  State 
Irving  Si  Co  13  Maiden-lane 
Irving,  Smith  &  Holly,  auct.  153  Pearl  c  Wall 
Irving,  Smith  &  Hyslop,  142  Pearl 
Irwin  Geo.  teacher  234  Grand  n  Suffolk 
Irwin  widow  <;f  James,  dry  good  :>».  390  Bowery 
Isaac  Joseph,  1('7  Water 
Isaacs  Isaac  A.  Chapel  n  Beach 
Isaacs  M  A.  pot-lerb.  14  Nassau 
Isaacs  Nicholas  P.  boatman  287  Spring 
Isxncs  Sampson,  106  Liberty 
Isaacs  Solomon  I.  mer.  37  Beaver  h  77  Greenwich. 
Isaucs  Wm.  mariner  97  Lombardy 
Isaacs  S  M  h  Hodges  2  Bros*! 
Isenhart  widow,  Gi  and  n  Suffolk 
Israel  Jainef-  Eldiidge  o  Rivmgton 
Isrard  Edward,  painter  <v.-.  678  Bowery  . 
Italian  Marble  Yard,  Broadway  n  Franklin 
Ivers  Elizabeth,  tphi-  126  Lombardy 
Ivers  John,  60  Mulberry 
Ivers  Samuel,  60  Mulberry 


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lvers  Thomas,  74  Beefeman 

lvers  widow  Mary,  06  Scarnmel 

Ives  AW.MD13  Beckman  ,fh, 

Ives  Charles  W.  rear  54  Pump  >. 

Ives  Chauncey,  clerk  almshouse 

Ives  George  H  150  Water 

Ives  Isaac,  mer.  150  Water  h  IS  Gold 

Ives  John,  mason  24  Catherine 

Ives  and  White,  hatters  1>>  Water 

lener  John,  distiller  99  Spring 

Izod  John,  painter  and  gilder  156  Cherry 

Izod  Wid.  painter  49  Oliver 

Izod  W.  H.  baker  73  Bancker  h  49  Harmao 

Jack  James,  hairdresser  179  Washingtoa 
Jackmao  Robert,  30  Pump 
Jackson  Aaron  B.  grocer  Bowery  n  Love-lane 
Jackson  Alex.  C.  76  Wall  h  39  Whitehall 
Jackson  Alexr.  C.  auctioneer  18  South 
Jackson  Alesr.  merchant  18  Soul  h 
Jackson  A.  H.  61  South 

Jackson  A  mass,  63  Washington  h  6S  Greenwich 

Jackson  Amos,  shoemaker  Grand  n  £c.«f  River 

Jackson  Andrew,  lumb  yd  Elizabeth  c  Grand 

Jackson  Archibald,  bakr-r  17  Rose 

Jackson  Arthur,  sawyer  Laurens  n  Prince 

Jackson  Betsey.  49  Ann 

Jackson  Cesar,  labourer  40  Anthony 

Jackson  Charles,  labourer  Sheriff  n  Delancy 

Jackson  Charles,  labourer  50  Collect 

Jackson  Charles,  18  South 

Jackson  David,  38  Chapel 

Jackson  Elizabeth,  481  Pearl 

Jackson  George,  37  Barclay 

Jacksoo  Gilbert,  69  Roosevelt 

Jarksun  Henry,  uiercbaut  93  Pearl 

Jackson  J.  -45  Duane 

Jackson  James,  cabinetmaker  Nicholas  William 

Jackson  Jane,  72  Reed 

Jacks., a  John,  broker  16  Oliver 

Jackson  Joha,  Cannon  n  Grand 

Jackson  John,  mason  39  Elm 

Jackson  Jjhn,  labourer  19  Cbapel 

Jackson  John,  boatman  Washington  n  Spring 

Jackson  John,  labourer  67  Bancker 

Jackson  John,  49  Ac  a 

Jackson  Jonathan,  currier  b  grocer  14  Rote 

Jackson  Joseph,  labourer  Bedford 

JackBoo  Kaziah,  Leonardos  Orange 

Jackson  Lewis,  labourer  Canal  n  Broadway 

Jacksou  Luther,  37  Broad 

iackson  L.  R. book-keeper  5  Lombard y 

Jackson  Maria.  477  Pearl 

Jackson  Martin,  cartman  16  Ludlow 

Jackson  Nathan ,  grocer  203  Water  b  2  Fulton 

Jackson  Nathaniel, labourer  273  Water 

Jackson  Nanoy,  Broome  n  Broadway 

Jackson  Ne'son,  57  Cedar 

Jackson  Petec,  219  Water 

Jackson  Samuel,  merchant  8  South 


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Jackson  Susan,  171  Duane 

Jackson  Thomas,  oysterman  25  Moore 

Jackson  Tbos.  L.  cartman  Laurens  n  Spring 

Jackson  Wm.  mockason  manuf  84  Chatham 

Jackson  Wm.  stevedore  Green  n  Bleecker 

Jackson  Wm.  mason  9  Dominick 

Jackson  widow  D  23  Clarke 

.Tacksou  and  Losee,  (avern  146  Bowery  ^mk 

Jackson  and  Woolley, merchants  75  Wall 

Jackson  and  Baggot,  glass  cutters  163  Mulberry 

store  196  Broadway 
Jacob  John,  shoemaker  156  Heed 
Jacobs  Abraham,  83  Liberty 
Jacobs  Christopher,  Crosby  n  Bleecker 
Jacobs  Eliza,  114  Harman 
Jacobs  George,  1 14  Harman 
Jacobs  George,  sugar  refiner  65  Forsyth 
Jacobs  Hance,  mariner  20.  Orange 
Jacobs  John,  grocer  74  Bancker 
Jacobs  Joseph,  185  Bowery 
Jacobs  Joseph,  tailor  and  salesman  221  Greenwich 
Jacobs  Mary,  76  Cedar 
Jacobs  Peter,  livery  st-ble  22  Anthony 
Jacobs  Philip,  butcher  197  Bowery  [h  51  Chrystie 
Jacobs  Ralph,  ship  broker  and  com  mer  99  Front 
Jacobs  widow  Patty,  184  Bancker 
Jacobs  widow  of  Philip,  76  Chatham 
Jacobson  Joseph,  h  70  Allen 
Jacobus  Anthony,  9  Varick 
Jacobus  Cornelius  C.  carpenter  9  Varick 
Jacobus  Henrietta, .20  Thomas 
Jacobus  R.  shoemaker  35  Walker 
Jacot  Aimy,  watch  case  maker  42  Roosevelt 
Jacot  Daniel,  grocer  Hudson  c  Harrison 
Jacot  David,  grocer  328  Greenwich  c  i/arrison 
Jacot  Frederick,  watch  case  maker  86  Nassau 
Jacot  Frederick,  11  Dutch 
Jaffray  and  Co.  Robert,  merchants  113  Pearl 
Jagar  Rufus,  carpenter  171  Bowery 
Jager  Frederick,  baker  130  Bowery 
Jagger  Daniel,  grocer  37  Peck  slip 
Jagger  Jeremiah,  cooper  47 Harman 
Jagger  if  Co.  Jehiel,  natters  168  Water  h  Brooklyn 
James  Andrew,  sawyer  163jDuane 
James  Charlotte,  80  Chapel 
James  Grace,  widow  of  John,  98  Leonard 
James  James,  blacksmith  Hudson  c  Spring 
James  James,  brushmaker  Oliver  n  Henry 
James  James,  saddler  13  Thomas 
James  Jos'tah  L.  merchant  101  Water 
James,  Roberts  and  Co.  merchants  18  Soutb 
James  Sarah,  32  Ann 

James  Thomas,  oysterman  131  Greenwich 

James  W.  T.  stove  manuf  142  Cherry 

James  Wm.  cartman  Jones,  Greenwich 

James  — — shipmaster  75  James 

James  widow  Catherine,  145  Bancker 

James  Wm.  &  John,  merchants  18  South 

James  and  Cornell,  stove  makers  295  Water  h  142 

.lamet  M.  boot  and  shoemaker  188  William 


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Jamison  Halstead,  boardingh.  24  Peck-slip 
Jamison  John,  mariner  24  Bancker 
Jamison  Joseph,  saddler  103  Pearl 
Jamison  Robert  H.  grocer  243  Greenwich 
Jamison  Robert  R.  drygood  st  243  Greenwich 
Jamison  Samuel  J.  shoemaker  Broome  c  Varick 
Janeway  George,  70  Chatham 
Jansen  B.  G.  printer  15  Chatham 
j'ansen  J.  B.  bookseller  and  stationer  15  Chatham 
Jaques  Abraham,  cartman  13  Vandam 
Jaques  Ann,  185  Spring 
Jaques  David,  cartman  74  Thompson 
Jaques  David  R.  merchant  19  Pearl 
Jaques  David,  carpenter  287  Spring 
Jaques  David,  16  Front  and  57  Whitehall 
Jaques  Isaac,  tailor  58  John 
Jaques  Isaac,  mer.  55  Whitehall  b  29  Pearl 
Jaques  Isaac  S.  mer.  18  Front  h  50  Dey 
Jaques  John  D.  physician  296  Broadway 
Jaques  Moses,  merchant  26  Whitehall 
Jaques  Peter,  oyster  house  73  Varick 
Jaques  Richard  32  Moore  h  32  Hudson 
Jaques  R.  L.  accountant  27  Vandam  U  212  William 
Jaques  Samuel  C.  merchant  50  Dey 
Jaques  We.  mason  177  Hester 
Jaques  Wm.  salt  mer.  h  Hudson  n  Vandam 
Jaques  widow  Mary,  439  Greenwich 
Jaques  and  Sons,  William,  salt  store  18  Front  and 
137  Washington  [19  Pearl 

Jaques  D.  R.  and  M.  grocers  Whitehall  c  Front  h 
Jarman  James,  cartman  Stanton  n  Ridge 
Jarvis  Catherine,  16  White 
Jarvis  Francis,  gardener  106  Delancy 
Jarvis  Isaac,  cartman  Broome  n  Cannon 
Jarvis  Isaac,  milkman  Gerard  n  Bowery 
Jarvis  James,  shoemaker  6  Maiden  lane 
Jarvis  John,  accountant  119  Orchard 
Jarvis  John,  Wooster  n  Bleecker 
Jarvis  John,  cordwainer  133  Lombardy 
Jarvis  J.  W.  portra.  paint.  178  Fulton  h  441  Greenw 
Jarvis  Jsseph  J.  'Essex  n  Stanton 
Jarvis  Le  Grand,  city  surveyor  153  Mulberry 
Jarvis  Lemuel,  shoemaker  8  Norfolk 
Jarvis  Moses,  boot  U  shoe  st.  Chatham  c  Catherine 
Jarvis  Nathaniel,  shipmaster  284  Spring 
Jarvis  Samuel,  tailor  144  Mulberry 
Jarvis  Rer.  Samuel  F.  Rose-hill 
Jarvis  Wm.  tailor  138  Pump 
Jarvis,  Bulkley  and  Wheeler,  mer.  tailors  35  Wall 
Jasper  Cropsy,  grocer  16  Fletcher  c  Fly-market 
Jasper  Jehiel,  mariner  41  Oak 
Jauncey  Joseph,  physician  315  Water 
Jauncey  Wm.  24  Broadway 
Jay  Anthony,  240  Orange 

Jay  John,  accountant  401  Greenwich  [WalM 
Jay  Peter  A.  recorder  Broadway  c  Walker  office  45 
Jefl'ers  Anthony,  Jones,  Greenwich. 
Jeffers  Stephen,  mariner  Pike  c  Bancker 
Jeffery  James,  carpenter  32  Broome 
Jeffrey  Michael,  tailor  257  Broadway 

5IOAHJAWI8  163  Htf*t» 


262  MERCEIN'S 


.leffry  Richard  O.  1 14  Bancker 
Jeffery  Robert,  fisherman  185  Washington 
Jenet  widow  Benet,  1 1  F.orsyth 
Jenison  Charity,  95  Orange  near  Pump 
Jenison  John  N.  printer  95  Orange 
Jenkins  Abigail,  teacher  Eldridge  c  Stanton 
Jenkins  Isaac,  Goerck  n  Broome 
Jenkins  Isaac,  29  Pearl 

Jenkins  James,  hardw.  st  216  Green  w.h  77  Barclay 
Jenkins  James,  mariner  6  Lombard}- 
Jenkins  John  S.  grocer  Church  c  Warren 
Jenkins  Jona,  ferry  master  143  Washington 
Jenkins  Lewis,  Stanton  n  Pitt 
Jenkins  M.  shipmaster  146  Front 
Jenkins  Noah,  china  St.  Grand  c  Ludlow 
Jenkins  Philip,  labourer  69  Bancker 
Jenkins  Thomas,  brass  founder  222  Bowery 
Jenkins  Thomas  W.  mer.  152  South  h  9  Oliver 
Jenkins  Thomas,  waiter  64  Ann 
Jenkins  Thomas  F.  107  Front 
Jenkins  widow  Hannah,  60  Spring 
Jenkins  widow,  47  Spring 
Jenks  Nathaniel,  164  Duane 
Jennings  Aaron,  Broome  c  Mott 
Jennings  Andrew,  cartman  rear  77  Warren 
Jennings  Chester,  city  hotel  Broadway 
Jennings  Ebenezer,  shoemaker  Rivington  n  Pitt 
Jennings  Elizabeth,  mantuamaker  49  Robinson 
Jennings  I.  E.  grocer  c  Water  and  Mangin 
Jennings  James  E.  house  and  suipjoiner  204  Cherry- 
Jennings  Joseph,  94  Duane  [c  Montgomery 
Jennings  Richard,  commissioner  199  Cherry 
Jennings  Samuel  W.  hatter  68  Chapel 
Jennings  Solomon,  44  Cheapside 
Jennings  Thomas  L.  mer.  tailor  64  Nassau 
Jennings  Thomas,  tailor  159  Hudson 
Jeremiah  Thomas,  butcher  13  Washing,  mar.  h  K 
Jeremiah  widow  of  John,  14  Water  [Water 
Jermain  John,  bootmaker  26  Norfolk 
Jermoln  Mary,  tailoress  56  Ludlow  [Spring 
Jeroloman  Alex,  butch  2  Spring  mar.  b  Greenw.  n 
Jeroloman  Nicholas,  masou  202  Washington 
Jeroleman  Thos.  cabinetmaker  236,h  231  Greenw 
Jerome  James,  currier  7  Temple 
Jersey  James,  cartman  Christopher 
.Tessup  Amelia,  boardinghouse  23  Gouverueur 
Jessup  Benj.  shoemaker  and  store  84  Catherine 
Jessup  Edward,  grocer  135  Cherry 
Jessup  Joseph,  shoemaker  Water  n  Walnut 
Jessup  T.  grocer  Delancy  c  Arundel 
Jessup  Wm.  boardinghouse  13  Front 
Jessup  widow  Sarah,  7  Norfolk 
iftftA Jewel  Joseph  320  Washington 
Wewell  John,  cartman  20  Suffolk 
"(IWewell  Samuel,  carpenter  77  Thompsou 

Jewett  John,  drygood  st.  6  Barclay  ,  j^jff, 

Jewett  Jonathan,  merchant  418  Pearl  i2B 
Jewett  &  Halsey,  drygood  st.  6  Barclay 
Jillett  Jacob,  Grand  n  Elizabeth 

Jinnings  ,  oysler-staud  25  Peck-slip 

Jinniogs  James  W.  grocer  396  Greenwich 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  263 


Jinnings  James,  vic(uallinghou6e  4  Catherine  slip 

Job  E.  drygood  store  430  Greenwich 

JobesJobn,  carpenter  32  Leonard 

Johes  widow  Hetty,  69  Henry 

Jobi  Samuel,  carpenter  Nicholas  William 

Jocelin  Wm.  shipmaster  30  Orchard 

John  St.  John,  1  Dutch 

Johns  Benjamin,  carpenter  Sheriff  n  Delancy 

JohiHon  A.  tailor  101  Maiden  lane 

Johnson  Abraham,  carpenter  12  Clarke 

Johnson  Benjamin  oysterstand  34  Bowery 

Johnson  Caleb,  brassfounder  94  Henry 

Johnson  Captain,  bead  of  Greenwich  lane 

Johnson  Charles,  mariner  221  Church       [25  Ann 

Johnson  Daniel,  counsellor  Herring  Greenwich  & 

Johnson  Daniel,  counsellor  c  Spring  and  Laurens 

Johnson  Darius,  mason  Grand  n  Christie 

Johnson  David,  mason  Collect  n  Hester 

Johnson  David,  tailor  98  Mott 

Johnson  David,  grocer  2  South,  h  21  Bridge 

Johnson  David,  ropemaker  Orchard  n  Delanc 

Johnson  Edward,  scavenger  33  Mulberry 

Johnson  Elizabeth,  milliner  435  1  2  Pearl 

Johnson  Enoch,  bookseller  7  Thomas 

Johnson  Francis,  cooppr  31  Ann 

Johnson  Francis,  patentsweeperBroome  nSullivan 

Johnson  George,  coachman  54  Mercer 

Johnson  George,  laborer  Anthony  n  Little  Water 

Johnson  Guilliam,  smith  81  h  79  Bowery 

Johnson  Harman,  shoemaker 2<X>  Duane 

Johnson  Hazard,  laborer  13  Orange 

Johnson  Henry,  merchant  460  Pearl  hl82  Bancker 

Jehnson  Henry,  sugarbaker  14  Vandam 

Johnson  Henry,  fruiter  49  Pearl 

Johnson  Henry,  sawyer  99  Sancker 

Johnson  Henry  coachman  Laight  n  Greenwich 

Johnson  Henry,  mariner  57  Walker 

Johnson  Isaac  A.  attorney  35  Pine  h  50  Vesey 

Johnson  Isaac,  grocer  435  1-2  Pearl 

Johnson  Jacob,  sawyer  35  Orange 

Johnson  James,  boatbuilder  19  Lombardy 

Johnson  James,  carpenter  Mercer  n  Spring 

Johnson  James,  cooper  11  Ludlow 

Johnson  James,  book  keeper  180  Bancker 

Johnson  James,  gardener  Eastbank  n  Thirteenth 

Johnson  Jeremiah  W.  cabinetmaker  17  Catherine 

Johnson  Jeremus,  merch.  16  South  h  17  Pearl 

Johnson  Joel,  sbovelmaker  1-56  Rivington 

Johnson  John,  fruiter,  143  Fly-market 

Johnson  John,  Charles  n  Greenwich 

Johnson  John,  cartman  rear  169  Hester 

Johnson  John,  grocer  65  Front 

Johnson  John,  smith  30  Stone  h  43  Leonard 

Johnson  John,  grocer  41  Market 

Johnson  John,  40  Thomas 

Johnson  John,  grocer  2  South  h  1  Front 

Johnson  John,  earman  122  Chrystie 

Johnson  Jobn,  6  Chapel 

Johnson  John  C.  merch.  100  Peart  h  31 

Johnson  John  I.  boardinghouse  122 Bancker 

Juhnson  Jobn,oysterman  Fulton  c  Greenwich 


264 


MERCEIN'S 


Johnson  John,  laborer  21  Cathi'iine  lane 
Johnson  John,  cart  man  Perry  n  \Vnshington 
Johnson  John,  sawyer,  rear  72  N'-rth  Moore 
Johnson  John,  laborer  71  'lbomp  »n 
Johnson  John  IS.  inspector  up    '  end  Mulberry 
Jobnson  Jonathan,  mason  248  Duane 
Johnson  Joseph,  mason  Jones  Greenwich 
Johnson  Joseph,  ropemaker  188  Delancy 
Johnson  Josiab,  pilot  9  Doyer 
Johnson  Kendal,  teacher  66  Reed 
Johnson  Lewis,  boardinghouse  19  Orange 
Johnson  Michael,  Broome  n  Varick 
Johnson  Michael,  103  Church 
Johnson  Michael,  hatter  66  Ann 
Johnson  Moses,  404  Chapel 
Johnson  Nicholas,  sawyer  69  Gold 
Johnson  Nicholas,  shipwright  203  Bancker 
Johnson  Nicholas,  boardinghouse  276  Water 
Johnson  Oliver,  grocer  Market  n  Bancker 
Johnson  Oliver,  grocer  106  Bancker 
Johnson  Patience,  94  Cross 
Johnson  P.  49  Duane 
Johnson  Peter  H.  printer  411  Broadway 
Johnson  Rachel,  57  Forsyth 
Johnson  R.  59  Anthony 
Johnson  Rebecca,  3  Jefferson 
Johnson  doct.  Robert,  Grand  n  Goerek 
Johnson  Robert,  6  Pump 

Johnson  Sam.  measurer  of  grain  Broome  n  Bowery 

Johnson  Samuel,  Montgomery  c  Water 

Johnson  Samuel,  carpenter  84  Bancker 

Johnson  Samuel,  laborer  64  Gold 

Johnson  Stephen,  laborer  22  Watts 

Johnson  S.  laborer  140  Duane 

Johnson  S.  S.  laborer  38  Anthony 

Johnson  Thomas,  sawyer  182  Grand 

Johnson  Thomas,  painter  86  Division 

Johnson  Thomas,  71  Hudson 

Johnson  Thomas,  tavern  boarding  16  Catherine-slip 

Johnson  Wm.  S.  veterinary  surgeon  196  Broadway 

Johnson  William,  sawyer  Stanton  n  Lewis 

Johnson  Willihra,  Lombardy 

Johnson  William,  grain  measurer  102  Chrystie 

Johnson  William,  sawyer  Desbrosses  n  Greenwich 

Johnson  William,  counsellor  32  Cedar 

Johnson  William  S.  127  Chamber 

Johnson  William,  sawyer  169  Spring 

Johnson  William,  mariner  1  Oak 

Johnson  William  M.  16Dey 

Johnson  William,  mariner  314  Water 

Johnson  W.  mariner  50  Orange 

Johnson  widow  Ann,  teacher  3  Pike 

Johnson  widow  Ann  A.  1st  Avenue  n  First 

Johnson  widow  Elizabeth,  11  Chapel 

Johnson  widow  of  John,  comedian  45  Murray 

Johnson  widow  Mary,  102  Crosby 

Johnson  widow  Rachel,  grocer  28  Henry 

Johnson  widow,  nurse  67  Allen 

Johnson  Si  Ayers,  shoemakers  2  Catherine 

Johnson  it  Halsted,  merchants  100  Pearl 


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Johnson  John  k  Son,  merchants  2  South 

Johnston  Daniel,  accountant  109  Harman 

Johnston  Frances  widow,  up.  end  Mott 

Johnston  John,  labourer  rear  43  Mott 

Johnston  John,  mer.  57  South  h  16  Greenwich 

Johnston  John,  21  Catherine-lane 

Johnston  Shepherd,  teacher  Bank  n  Greenwich 

Johnston  William,  smith  185  Hester 

Johnston  widow  A.  78  Roosevelt 

Johnston  widow  of  James,  14  Rose 

Johnston  widow  Susanna,  101  Warren 

Johnstone  Steward,  gardener  Prince  n  Thompson 

Johnstone  widow  Mary,  66  Cliff 

Jollie  Edward,  assist,  keep.  st.  prison  Washington 

Jolly  Patterson,  Mulberry  c  Grand 

Jonas  Philip,  porterhouse  10  Frankfort 

Jones  A  W.  carver  116  Harman 

Jones  Anthony,  mason  116  Harman 

Jones  Azariab,  plumber  Broome  n  Suffolk 

Jones  Benj.  H.  Columbia  College 

Jones  BeDj.  janitor  to  Columbia  Coll.  College  yard 

Jones  rev.  Cave,  14  Park  Place 

Jones  David,  mason  121  Orange 

Jones  D  S.  att.  and  coun.  44  Pine  h  Jones  n  Bowery 

Jones  Edward  R.  mer.  107  Front  b  72  Broadway 

Jones  Eleanor,  47  Broadway 

Jones  Ellis,  grocer  99  Washington 

Jones  Enoch,  mason  14  Crosby 

Jones  Evan,  livery  stables  60  New  and  36Whitehall  • 

Jones  Evan,  grocer  and  baker  207  Church 

Jones  Frederick,  chairmaker  1 1  Broad 

Jones  doctor  Gardiner,  24  Franklin 

Jones  G.  bootmaker  1 1  Anthony 

Jones  H  I.  attor.  and  conns.  33  Pine 

Jones  Henry  F.  merchant  3  Beach 

Jones  Hewlet,  shoemaker  7  Cheapside 

Jones  Isaac,  17  Hudson 

Jones  James,  cabinet  ma.  25  Roosevelt 

Jonas  James,  labourer  c  Hammond  and  Greenwich 

Jones  James,  shipcarpenter  181  Harman 

Jones  Joel,  grocer  Goerck  n  Grand 

Jones  John  Q.  attorney  106  Chamber 

Jones  John  T.  16  Nassau 

Jones  John,  200  Division 

Jones  John,  blacksmith  Elm  n  White  h  14-1  Pump 
Jones  John,  smith  Montgomery 
Jones  John,  smith  144  Pump 
Jones  John,  shipmaster  73  John 
Jones  John,  mason  19  Grand  n  Crosby 
Jooes  John,  labourer  21  Henry 
Jones  John,  merchant  51  Lispenard 
Jones  John,  slater  Woosler  n  Prince 
Jones  Jonas,  shipmaster  36  Rose 
Jones  Joseph,  gardener  73  Varick 
Jones  Joseph  W.  teacher  175  Harman 
Jones  Joshua,  mer.  103  Front  h  70  Broadway 
Jones  Lewis,  cooper  46  Spring 
Jones  Lucinda,  38  Chapel 
Jones  Margaret,  cook  101  Anthony 
Jones  Mary,  widow  21  Orchard 
f  •  :    ■  ■■■...-■>•{  ■  23* 


260  MERCEIN'S 


Jones  Mrs.  H.  66  Liberty 

Jones  0  VV.  flour  merchant  214  Front  h  47  Rose 

Jones  Perez,  merchant  9  Cortlandt 

Jones  Richard,  boot  and  sboenia.  36  Nassau 

Jones  Richard,  13  Roosevelt 

Jones  Robert,  painter  39  Market 

Jones  Robert,  tailor  538  Pearl 

Jones  Roger,  647  Greenwich 

Jones  Rowland,  cooper  M'Dougal  n  Spring 

Jones  Samuel,  insp.  ef  manure  11  Eldridge 

Jones  Samuel  jun.  counsellor  5  Pine 

Jones  Sarah,  boarding  house  16  Broadway 

Jones  Stephen,  gunner  steam  frigate  64  Catherine 

Jones  Susan  widow,  64  Provost 

Jones  Thomas,  brewer  93  Anthony 

Jones  Thomas,  cartman  Grand  Corl.  Hook 

Jones  Thomas,  carpenter  121  Orange 

Jones  Thomas,  gardener  151  Crosby 

Jones  Thomas  H.  12  Doyer 

Jones  Thomas  VV.  mer.  7  Phoenix  stores 

Jones  Timothy,  reedmaker  29  Bancker 

Jones  Win.  broker  16  Stone 

Jones  Wm.  combmaker  106  Orange 

Jones  Wm.  goldbeater  13  Vandam 

Jones  Wm.  gunsmith  158  Hester 

Jones  Wm.  labourer  Mercer  n  Broome 

Jones  Win.  mariner  144  Bancker 

Jones  Wm.  mariner  55  Oak 

Jones  Wm.  porterhouse  135  Fulton 

Jones  Wm.  slater  Elm  c  Grand 

Jones  Wm.  tailor  3  Pike 

Jones  widow,  29  Hester 

Jones  widow,  108  Beekman 

Jones  widow  Ann,  fruit  store  8  Essex 

Jones  widow  Elizabeth,  107  Fulton 

Jones  widow  Margaret,  343  Broadway 

Jones  willow  Rhoda,  Norfolk  c  Hester 

Jones  ^Blaokwell,  grocers  169  Fly  market 

'ones  and  Brush,  shoemak.  92  Catherine 
•iones  h  Clinch,  shipchand.  84  Wall  cFront 
Jones  4'  Magrath,  merchants  8V  South 
Jordan  Conrad,  44  Thomas 
Jordan  Conrad,  cartman  Cbrystie  c  Delaney 
Jordan  Henry,  cab.  maker  Attorney  n  Delaney 
Jordnn  Jacob,  mason  Commerce  n  Bedford 
Jordan  James,  shoemak  37  Elizabeth 
Jordan  Joseph,  mariner  20  Orange 
Jordan  Matthias,  milkman  Eldridge  c  Delaney 
Jordan  Stephen,  Chrystie  n  Grand 
Jordon  Ann,  boardinghnuse  64  Orchard 
Jord  ">n  widow  Catherine,  41  Forsyth 
Joseph  Aaron,  merchant  22  Reed 
Joseph  Augustus,  62  Chapel 
Joseph  Geo.  boot  cleaner  78  Nassau 

'osf-ph  John,  carpenter  98  Chapel 
Joseph  John,  hairdresser  202  Division 
Joseph  Man  well,  mariner  8  Bancker 
Joseph  Peter,  fruit  store  87  Chatham 
Josslyn  Christopher,  77  Cherry 
Joullain  James,  gilder  32  Spring 

Journey  Albert,  grocer  Provost  c  Varkk 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  267 


Jouraeay  James,  carpenter  26  Vesey 
Jouy  Lewis,  grocer  Reed  c  Church 
Joy  L  boardinghouse  222  Water 
Joy  Nathan,  26  Orange 

Joyce  Harris,  fruiterer  c  Cheapside  and  Market 

Joyce  Samuel,  button  maker  9  Collect 

Judah  Aaron,  107  Water 

Judah  Benj  S.  135  Chamber 

Judah  Cary,  merchant  17  Stone 

Judah  Moses,  16  Park  Place 

Judab  IS*.  74  Maiden-lane  h  265  Greenwich 

Judah  widow  Elizabeth.  23  Provost 

Judah  ^-Callender,  inerchanls  269  1-2  Pearl 

%idd  Saml.  pat.  oil  st.  138  Fly  mk;.  k.  52  Broadway 

Judge  Charles,  labourer  58  Elm 

Judson  Amos,  cordwainer  56  Hester 

Judson  Lewis,  shoemaker  7  Harman 

Judson  Pbilo,  boardiogbouse  256  Pearl 

Judson  Silvester,  grocer  40  Old-slip 

JudsoD  Zenas,  tailor  51  Harman 

Juhel  Cornelius,  42  Warren 

Jumelle  Peter  La,  teach.  Fr.  langu.  234  Greenwich 

June  Ann,  boardinghouse  77  John 


U  District—  1st,  2d  ii  3d  wards,  44  Nassau 

Thomas  Fessenden,  asst.  justice 

Joshua  L  Pell,  clerk 
Id  District — 4th  and  6th  wards  9  Duane 

Noah  Earlier.-  asst.  justice 

John  Campbell,  clerk 
id  District — oth  and  8th  wards  c  Beach  and  Chapel 

Harman  Ruggles,  asst.  justice 

George  Betts^  clerk 
4tA  District— 7th  and  10th  wards,  120  Division 

John  Leveridge,  asst.  justice 

Wm  H  Smith,  clerk  v 


Kain  David  B.  grocer  c  Greenwich  and  Reed 

Kain  Francis,  sculptor    marble  yd  335  Greenwich 

Rain  James,  Kv.  stable  Bancker  c  Walnut 

Kain  John,  shoemaker  142  Duaue 

Kain  widow  of  James,  grocer  Reed  c  Greenwich 

Kane  Daniel,  carpenter  1 15  Elm 

Kane  Dennis,  gardener  foot  Bowery  hill 

Kane  James,  tailor  227  Water 

Kane  Oliver  G.  auc.  S:  coin,  merchant  175  Pear! 

Kane  Patrick,  carpenter  Pitt  n  Stanton 

Kane  Richard,  70  Mott 

Kane  Thomas,  14  Vandam 

Kane  widow  Mary,  tailoress  1  Vestry 

Kanie  Bartlett,  labourer  10  Theatre  Alley 

Karney  Hugh,  shoemaker  21  Bancker 

Karns  Morris,  labourer  82  Bancker 

Karr  Daniel,  turner  222  William 

Karlhaua,  Reinicke  fc  Co.  F.  W.  73  Wasbingtos 

Kasang  John  H.  accountant  100  Hester 

Kasen  Jacob.  19 Broad 

Katen  Andrew,  shoemaker  73  Mulberry 

Kateti  Joseph,  rigger  107  Anthony 


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Katen  Lewis,  73  Mulberry 

Kauffman  Christian  H.4  Uouv.  lane  h  470Broadw 

Kavanagh  James,  shipcaTpenter  109  Lombard y 

Kavanaugh  Patrick,  grocer  158  Front 

Kavanough  Stephen,  sawyer  397  Cherry 

Kay  David,  cooper  24  Pump 

Kearney  Michael,  mer  113  Pearl  h  472  Broadway 

Kearney  Patrick,  grocer  Market  c  Harinan 

Kearns  Patrick,  gracer  23  Augustus 

Kearny  Philip,  40  Wall  h  7  Broadway 

Kearny  VV  33  Cross 

Kearsing  John,  pianoforte  manuf  279  Bowery 

Keating  John  grocer  Water  c  Oliver 

Keating  John,  6  Republican  Alley 

Keating  John  D.  grocer  380  Water  c  Peck  slip 

Keating  Robert  W.  96  Vesey 

Keating  widow,  grocer  259  Water 

Keech  Dorcas,  teacher  66  Hester 

Keech  Joseph,  rope  maker  Attorney  n  Delancy 

Keech  Titus  H.  painter  31  Norfolk 

Keecb  Wm.  shipwright  66  Pump 

Keefe  Mary,  grocer  Cherry  c  Scamrael 

Keefe  Michael,  porter  47  Roosevelt 

Keefe  Thomas,  rear  79  Front 

Keefe  Wm.  inspector  of  customs  5  South 

Keelan  James,  c  Bayard  and  Orchard 

Keelan  ,  teacher  Orange  c  Bayard  h  87  Orange 

Keel  and  Mrs.  14  Harrison 

Keeler  Amos,  drygood  store  277  Broadway 

Keeler  Burritt,  shoemaker  157  William 

Keeler  Charles,  merchant  87  Greenwich 

Keeler  Frederick,  sexton  Trinity  Church  17  Rector 

Keeler  Isaac,  custom  h  measurer  39  Forsyth 

Keeler  Jeremiah,  60  Bayard 

Keeler  Jno.  mariner  SOLombardy 

Keeler  Stephen,  cabinet  mak  132  Grand  n  Forsyth 

Keeler  widow  Clara,  98  Mott 

Keen  Catherine,  58  Mott 

Keen  Elisha  L.  shipmaster  13  Leonard 

Keen  Joseph,  shoemaker  116  Cherry 

Keenan  D.  merchant  tailor  260  Mott 

Keenan  Patrick,  shoemaker  318  Water 

Keene  Wm.  grocer  53  Roosevelt 

Keens  widow  Mary,  Charles  n  Asylum 

Kees  P.  F.  milliner  369  Pearl 

Keese  David,  cooper  Fulton  h  20  Bancker 

Keese  Elijah,  carpenter  35  Essex 

Keese  Hanse,  sbipjoiner  121  Bancker 

Keese  John  D.  druggist  195  Pearl  h  42  Dey 

Keese  Timothy,  eabinet  maker  227  Washington 

Keese  widow  Rosa,  boardinghouse  62  Broad  wav 

Keese  widow  of  Wm.  140  Water 

Keeslen  Peter,  mason  Broome  n  Thompson 

Kehoe  C.  porterhouse  12  Fletcher 

Keighler  Wm.  currier  c  Hague  and  Skinner 

Keiley  Wm.  saddler  141  Broadway 

Keires  Patrick,  159  Duane 

Keith  Miss  Sarah,  Watts  n  Hudson 

Keith  Wm.  grocer  Walnut  Cor.  Hoo:- 

Kelland  Philip,  grocer  81  Henry 


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Kellengar  Wm.  cartman  Rivington  n  Attorney 

Kellenger  Wm.  cartman  Attorney  n  Rivington 

Kellet  /faines,  cartman  4  Jefferson 

Kellinger  M.  swyer  4S  Ludlow 

Kellogg  Ezra,  carpenter  2-29  Division 

Kellogg  Horace,  smith  97  Leonard 

Kellogg  John  R  15  Cedar 

Kellogg  J.  W.  ieacher20  Cedar 

Kell  .gfr  T.  broker  Si  com  mer41  b237  Washington 

Kellogg  Washington.  23  Coenties  slip 

Kelly  Andrew,  cooper 379  Cherry 

Kelly  Bernard,  105  Cross 

Kelly  1  aniel,  210  Division 

Kelly  Edward,  morocco  dresser  106  Mulberry 

Kelly  Edward,  porter  3  Baiicker 

Kelly  Hugh,  accountant  32  Daver 

Kelly  James,  mason  20  Pump 

Kelly  James,  labourer  c  Mulberry  and  Spring 

Kelly  James,  mason  33  Lombardy 

Kelly  James,  smith  and  boardingh  61  Cedar 

Kelly  James,  labourer  c  Spring  and  Mulberry 

Kelly  Jeremiah,  grocer  372  Water 

Kelly  Jobs,  combmaker  177  Orange 

Kelly  John,  shipcarpenter  135  Bancker 

Kelly  Jonah,  cartman  61  Macdougal 

Kelly  Lewis,  grocer  2  West 

Kelly  Mantes,  38  Bancker 

Kelly  Michael,  labourer  102  Bancker 

Kelly  Owen,  60  Bancker 

Kelly  Patrick,  grocer  97  Front 

Kelly  Robert,  merchant  147Tearl  h  17  Cliff 

Kelly  Robert,  cabinetmaker  164  Fulton 

Kelly  Robert,  carpenter  44  Orchard 

Kelly  William  P.  merchant  31  Allen 

Kelly  William,  8  Hague 

Kelly  William,  grocer  149  Front 

Kelly  William,  painter  189  Church 

Kelly  William,  cartman  232  Grand  n  Suffolk 

Kelly  widow  Rose,  Prince  c  Mott 

Kelly,  Morrison  «i  Clawson.  merchants  147  Pearl 

Kelly  and  Walsh,  grocers  38  Catherine  c  Bancker 

Kelso  David,  china  st.  Grand  n  Lewis 

Kelso  George,  pilot  58  Ann 

Kelso  James,  pilot  51  Gold 

Kelso  James,  merchant  39  Barclay 

Kelso  John,  pilot  7  Oliver 

Kemble  Peter,  merchant  17  Whitehall 

Kemble  Thomas,  shipmaster  112  Elizabeth 

Kemble  William,  merchant  Stone  c  Whitehall 

Kemp  John,  merchant  93  Washington  % 

Kemp  John,  shoemaker  21  Charlton 

Kemp  John  M.  rigger  3  James 

Kemp  Peter,  grocer  Rose  c  Duane 

Kemp  William,  carpenter  Watts  c  Varick 

Kemp  widow  of  John,  12  Dey 

Kemper  Philip,  cabinetmaker  67  Orchard 

Kempton  widow  Sarah,  100  Bancker 

Kendricks  Maria,  mantuamaker  190  Fulton 

Kennard  Albert,  cartman  58  Mulberry 

Kennedy  Bernard,  brewer  29  Cross 


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MERCEIN'S 


Katen  Lewis,  73  Mulberry 

Kaulfaian  Christian  H.4  Gour.  laneh  470Broadw 

Kavanagb  James,  shipcarpenter  109  Lombardy 

Kavanaugh  Patrick,  grocer  158  Front 

Kavanough  Stephen,  sawyer  397  Cherry 

Kay  David,  cooper  24  Pump 

Kearney  Michael,  mer  113  Pearl  h  472  Broadway 

Kearney  Patrick,  grocer  Market  c  fiarman 

Kearns  Patrick,  gracer23  Augustus 

Kearny  Philip,40  Wall  h  7  Broadway 

Kearny  VV  33  Cross 

Kearsing  John,  pianoforte  manuf  279  Bowery 

Keating  John  grocer  Water  c  Oliver 

Keating  John,  6  Republican  Alley  j 

Keating  John  D.  grocer  380  Water  c  Peck  slip 

Keating  Robert  W.  96  Vesey 

Keating  widow,  grocer  259  Water 

Keech  Dorcas,  teacher  66  Hester 

Keech  Joseph,  rope  maker  Attorney  n  Delancy 

Keech  Titus  H.  painler31  Norfolk 

Keech  Wm.  shipwright  66  Pump 

Keefe  Mary,  grocer  Cherry  c  Scam  me  1 

Keefe  Michael,  porter  47  Roosevelt 

Keefe  Thomas,  rear  79  Front 

Keefe  Wm.  inspector  of  customs  5  South 

Keelan  James,  c  Bayard  and  Orchard 

Keelan  — ,  teacher  Orange  c  Bayard  h  87  Orange 

Keeland  Mrs.  14  Harrison 

Keeler  Amos,  drygood  store  277  Broadway 

Keeler  Burritt,  shoemaker  157  William 

Keeler  Charles,  merchant  87  Greenwich 

Keeler  Frederick,  sexton  Trinity  Church  17  Reetor 

Keeler  Isaac,  custom  h  measurer  39  Forsyth 

Keeler  Jeremiah,  60  Bayard 

Keeler  Jno.  mariner  30  Lombardy 

Keeler  Stephen,  cabinet  mak  132  Grand  n  Forsyth 

Keeler  widow  Clara,  98  Mott 

Keen  Catherine,  58  Mott 

Keen  Elisha  L.  shipmaster  13  Leonard 

Keen  Joseph,  shoemaker  116  Cherry 

Keenan  D.  merchant  tailor  260  Mott 

Keenan  Patrick,  shoemaker  318  Water 

Keene  Wm.  grocer  53  Roosevelt 

Keens  widow  Mary,  Charles  n  Asylum 

Kees  P.  F.  milliner  369  Pearl 

Keese  David,  cooper  Fulton  h  20  Bancker 

Keese  Elijah,  carpenter  35  Essex 

Keese  Hanse,  sbipjoiner  121  Bancker 

Keese  John  D.  druggist  195  Pearl  h  42Dey 

Keese  Timothy,  cabinet  maker  227  Washington 

Keese  widow  Rosa,  boardinghouse  52  Broadway 

Keese  widow  of  Win.  140  Water 

Keeslen  Peter,  mason  Broome  n  Thompson 

Keboe  C.  porterhouse  12  Fletcher 

Keigbler  Wm.  currier  c  Hague  and  Skinner 

Keiley  Wm.  saddler  141  Broadway 

Keirts  Patrick,  159  Duane 

Keith  Miss  Sarah,  Watts  n  Hudson  jjgf 

Keith  Wm.  grocer  Walnut  Cor.  Hook 

Kelland  Philip,  grocer  81  Henry 


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Kellengar  Wm.  cartman  Rivington  n  Attorney 

Kellenger  Wm.  cartman  Attorney  n  Rivington 

Kellet  Haines,  cartman  4  Jefferson 

Kellinger  M.  snwyer  4S  Ludlow 

Kellogg  Ezra,  carpenter  229  Division 

Kellogg  Horace,  smith  97  Leonard 

Kellogg  Jobn  R.  15  Cedar 

Kellogg  J.  W.  teaclier  20  Cedar  , 

Kellogg  T.  broker  &  com  mer41  b237  Washington 

Kellogg  Washington.  23  Coenties  slip 

Kelly  Andrew,  cooper379  Cherry 

Kelly  Bernard,  105  Cross 

Kelly  I  aniel,  210  Division 

Kelly  Edward,  morocco  dresser  106  Mulberry 

Kelly  Edward,  porter  3  Bancker 

Kelly  Hugh,  accountant  32  Dover 

Kelly  James,  mason  20  Pump 

Kelly  James,  labourer  c  Mulberry  and  Spring 

Kelly  James,  mason  33  Lombardy 

Kelly  James,  smith  and  boardingh  61  Cedar 

Kelly  James,  labourer  c  Spring  and  Mulberry 

Kelly  Jeremiah,  grocer  372  Water 

Kelly  Jobs,  combmaker  177  Orange 

Kelly  Jobn,  sbipcarpenter  135  Bancker 

Kelly  Jonah,  cartman  61  Macdougal 

Kelly  Lewis,  grocer  2  West 

Kelly  Manies,  38  Bancker 

Kelly  Michael,  labourer  102  Bancker 

Kelly  Owen,  60  Bancker 

Kelly  Patrick,  grocer  97  Front 

Kelly  Robert,  merchant  147~Pearl  h  17  Cliff 

Kelly  Robert,  cabinetmaker  164  Fulton 

Kelly  Robert,  carpenter  44  Orchard 

Kelly  William  P.  merchant  31  Allen 

Kelly  William,  8  Hague 

Kelly  William,  grocer  149  Front 

Kelly  William,  painter  189  Church 

Kelly  William,  cartman  232  Grand  n  Suffolk 

Kelly  widow  Rose,  Prince  c  Mott 

Kelly,  Morrison  it  Clawson,  merchants  147  Pearl 

Kelly  and  Walsh,  grocers  38  Catherine  c  Bancker 

Kelso  David,  china  st.  Grand  n  Lewis 

Kelso  George,  pilot  58  Ann 

Kelso  James,  pilot  61  Gold 

Kelso  James,  merchant  39  Barclay 

Kelso  John,  pilot  7  Oliver 

Kemble  Peter,  merchant  17  Whitehall 

Kemble  Thomas,  shipmaster  112  Elizabeth 

Kemble  William,  merchant  Stone  c  Whitehall 

Kemp  John,  merchant  93  Washington  t 

Kemp  John,  shoemaker  21  Charlton 

Kemp  John  M.  rigger  3  James 

Kemp  Peter,  grocer  Rose  c  Duane 

Kemp  William,  carpenter  Watts  c  Varicb 

Kemp  widow  of  John,  12  Dey 

Kemper  Philip,  cabinetmaker  67  Orchard 

Kempton  widow  Sarah,  100  Bancker 

Kendricks  Maria,  mantuaroaker  190  Fulton 

Kennard  Albert,  cartman  58  Mulberry 

Kennedy  Bernard,  brewer  29  Cross  * 


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MERCEIN'S 


Kimpton  Truman,  grocer  118  Front 
Kincb  Thomas,  grocer  Grand  n  Collect 
Kinch  William,  grocer  79  Chapel  c  Thomas 
Kinder  Arthur  361  Washington 
Kine  widow,  205  Orange 


King  Aaron  O.  mer.  176|Broadway  h  17  Walker 
King  Abraham,  drygood  »t.  236  Greenwich 
King  Abraham,  shipwright  543  Water 
King  Ann,  boardingh.  1 14  Front 
King  Brown,  grocer  29  Vandam 
King  Cesar,  ehairmaker  Greene  n  Bleecker 
King  Cornelius,  butcher  61  Bayard 
King  Daniel  E.  12  Bayard 
King  David,  tavern  6  Slole-lane 
King  Elisha  W.  counsellor  42  Beekman 
King  George,  printer  124  Elm  n  Broome 
King  George  B.  engraver  office  61  Wm.  h  44  Spring 
King  Gordon,  mariner  66  Harman 
King  Harman,  baker  6  Duane 
King  Henry,  carpenter  203  Hestrr 
King  Henry,  mariner  Orchard  n  Stanton 
King  Henry,  hardw.  st.  228  Pearl  h  33  Mercer 
King  Jacob  M  mer.  William  c  Maiden-lane  h  42 
King  James,  cooper  11  Roosevelt  [Broadway 
King  John  H.Forsyth  n  Grand 
King  John  A.  carpenter  89  Gold 
King  John  S.  cartman  190  Mott 
King  John  D.  labourer  154  Bancker 
King  John,  jeweller  Grand  n  Eldridge 
King  Margaret,  7  Pike 

King  Matthew,  musical  instrument  maker  36  Essex 

King  Matthew,  distiller  of  cordials  Hester  c  Norfolk 

King  Miss  Ann,  teacher  Grand  n  Elm 

King  Paxel,  grocer  26  Vandam 

King  Pompey,  soap  boiler  226  William 

King  Richard,  coachman  1  Sullivan 

King  Ross,  Stanton  Man.  Is. 

King  Wm.  mason  103  Mott 

KingVVm.  carpenter  19  Frankfort 

King  Wm.  merchant  296  Broadway 

King  Wm.  deputy  sheriff331  Pearl 

King  widow  Elizabeth,  upper  end  Mott 

King  widow  Elizabeth,  10  Old  slip 

King  widow  Louisa,  55  Lombardy 

King  widow  Hannah,  51  Orchard 

King  widow,  146 Reed 

King  and  Curtis,  merchants  194  Pearl 

King  and  Mead,  merchants  176  Broadway 

King  and  Armstrong  drygood  st.  74  Division 

King  and  Maricott,  academy  Grand  n  Elm 

Kingsbridge  marble  yard,  Washington  c  Christopher 

Kingsbury  E.  shipmaster  186  Bowery 

Kingslau  David,  flour  store  <  with  c  Duane 

Kingsland  Abraham,  labourer  4  M'Dougal 
Kingsland  Annubella  85  Warren 
Kingsland  Charles,  carpenter  Eldridge  n  Allen 
Kingsland  Cornelius  shipcar.  Lewis  n  Mantis. 


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Kingsland  Daniel,  26  Bowery 
Kingsland  J  C.  carpenter  44  Barclay 
Kingsland  John,  grocer  9  Catherine 
Kingslanc*  Joseph,  printer  84  Maiden-lane 
Kingsland  Josia,  298  Greenwich 
Kingsland  Stephen,  carpenter  62  Hester 
Kingsland  widow  Abigail,  Hester  n  Orange 
Kingsland  Richards,  £  Co.  mercb.  95  Maiden-lane 
Kingsland  D.  it  A.  47  Broad       [h  365  Broadway 
Kii  gsland  4'  Vanhorn  carpeDters  Asylum  e  Perry 
Kinhead  Wm .  gardener  6  Prince    [and  16  Barclay 
Kii. nan  Alex.  P.  cabinetma  94 Broad  h  45  Liberty 
Kinnan  Peter,  revenue  officer  45  Liberty 
Kinnan  k  Mead,  cabinetmaker?  93  and  94 Broad 

Kimier  ,  milliner  150  William 

Kinny  David,  23  Catherine  c  Henry 

Kinny  Bdmond,  shoemaker  16S  Bowery 

Kinny  John,  carpenter,  Perry  c  Asylum  if  »£« 

Kinny  Patrick, labourer  James  c  Buncker 

Kinsamer  Frederick,  lab.  Christopher  n  Herring 

Kinsamer  !.  tailor  430  Greenwich 

Kinsey  John,  carpenter  30  Laurens 

Kinsey  Jonathan,  mason  Carmine  n  Bedford 

Kinsey  Mrs  boardinghouse  5  Broadway 

Kiushaler  Mrs.  grocer  83  Front 

Kinsirey  T  bom  as,  carpenter  5  Charlton 

Kinelein  S.  tailor,  Bowery  Hill 

Kip  Cornelius,  Kip  s  Bay 

Kip  Elbert,  72  Murray 

Kip  Isaac,  deputy  sheriff  it  grocer  197  Washington 
Kip  I.  L.  att.  nota.  assist,  reg.  in  chan.  4  Nassau  h 
Kip  James  H.  merchant  39  Chamber       [17  Pine 
Kip  James,  sawyer  67  Cross  f^W- 
Kip  Leonard,  merchant  167  Fulton 
Kip  Luke,  merchant  3  Murray 
Kip  Samuel  sailmaker  Hester  c  Suffolk 
Kip  widow  Sarah,  3  Harman 
Kip  4>  Ingraham,  ironmong.  Washington  c  Dey 
Kip  \-  Ingraham  hardw.  store  Fulton  c  Greenwich 
Kip  £  Vanwagenan  hardw.  store  160  Washington 
Kipp  Henry,  cabinetmaker  49  Cbrystie 
Kipp  James  H.  cooper  119  Orange 
Kipp  Samuel,  Kip's  Bay 
Kipp  Thomas,  druggist  478  Pearl 
Kipp  Thomas,  cartraan  Arundel 
Kippling  Henry,  mariner  111  Lombardy 
Kirby  Edmund,  mer.  246  Front  h  Broadway  n 
Kirby  Joseph,  43 1  Greenwich  ]Bleecker 
Kirby  Richd.  grocer  201  h  469  Greenwich 
Kirby  R  drygood  mer.  201  Greenwich^ 
Kirby  Thomas,  grocer  Grand  c  Forsyth 
Kircaldie  David,  120  Orchard 
Kirk  Anthony,  427  Broadway 
Kirk  J  D.  translator  and  collect.  86  Reed 
Kirk  George,  grocer  78  Liberty  h  77 
Kirk  James,  carpenter  upper  end  Mott 
Kirk  John  H.  carpenter  58  Orange 
Kirk  Nancy,  seamstress  58  Lombardy 
Kirk  Robert,  shipcarpenter  DesbVos: 
Kirk  Thomas,  bookseller  19  i 
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Kirk  and  Mercein,  booksellers  22  Wall 

Kirker  James,  grocer  41  Ferry 

Kirkpatrick  Andrew,  baker  37  Cross 

Kirk  wood  John,  sawyer  420  Greenwich 

Kirn  John,  constable  Washington 

Kirshbaum  John,  D.  fruiterer  69  Spring 

Kissam  Augustus,  lumb.  yard  127  Hester 

Kissam  Benj.  R.  M.D  105  Reed 

Kissam  Benjamin,  M.  D.  105  Reed 

Kissam  Benj  P.  M  D.  £  surg.  U.  S.  N.  213  Bowery 

Kissam  Charles,  42  Essex 

Kissam  Daniel,  237  Pearl 

Kissam  jun  D.  W.  M.  D.  70  Chamber 

Kissam  D.  china  store  6  Bowery 

Kissam  James,  china  dealer  363  Pearl 

Kissam  Joseph  245  Peprl 

Kissam  Joseph,  cartman  Broome  c  Goerck 

Kissam  R.  S.N.D.  and  surg.  N.Y.H.  189  Fulton 

Kissam  Samuel,  245  Pearl 

Kissam  W.  140  Washington 

Kissam  <£•  Wetmore,  dry  good  store  237  Pearl 

Kisner  Philip,  cabinetmaker  Elm  n  Spring 

Kitchel  widow  Margaret,  boarding  219  Church 

Kilsheny  widow,  207  Bancker 

Kittredge  Jonathan,  attorney  331  Pearl 

Klauberry  Daniel,  steel  polisher  36  Maiden-lane 

Klein  Andrew,  physician  and  surgeon  61  James 

Klinck  Christian,  grocer  30  Spring 

Klinck  Frederick,  8  Lispenard 

Kling  Henry,1  wheelwright  Eldridge  c  Broome 

Klots  George,  26  Mangin 

Knapp  Abraham,  shoemaker  200  Broadway 

Knapp  Abraham,  shoemaker  1  Clarke 

Knapp  Benj.  S.  granery  84  Rivinglon 

Knapp  Benj.  boatman  547  Greenwich 

Knapp  jun.  Eben.  carpenter  87  Herman 

Knapp  Francis,  joiner  42  Pike 

Knapp  Henry,  shoemaker  Elizabeth  n  Broome 

Knapp  James,  mason  177  Hester 

Knapp  Joseph,  organ  builder  Elm  n  Grand 

Knapp  Moses,  cartman  Broome  n  Thompson 

Knapp  Oliver,  grocer  401  Broadway 

Knapp  Reuben,  rigger 20  Lumber 

Knapp  Shepherd,  20  Ferry  h  379  Pearl 

Knapp  Thomas,  shipmaster  60  Catherine 

Knapp  widow  Helen,  rear  223  Forsyth  M 

Knapp  J  h  W.  dry  good  st.  131  Chatham* 

Kneeland  Lawrence,  accountant  29  Pike 

Kneeland  S  R.  inspector  of  lumber  16  Oak 

Knell  Fetqk  cartman  Sheriff  n  Delancy 

Knerinpcr  John,  Grand  n  Mercer 

Knight  Daniel,  shoemaker  9  Rutgers 

Knighl  J  W  mason  Green  n  Spring 

Knight  Wni.sawfiler  42  Pike 

Knight  widow  Elizabeth,  7  Norfolk 

Knott  John,  shoemaker  78  Cedar 

Knower  Timothy,  hat^furst.  128  Water h  22  John 

Knowles  Benjamin,  99  Bancker 

Know  lion  Isabella,  seamstress  32  Lumber 

Knox  Ale-. '.veaver  head  Greenwich  lane 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  275 

Knox  Margaret,  teacher  5  Forsyth 

Knox  Robert,  34  Delancy 

Knox  Thomas,  roer  14  Broad  h  56  Greenwich 

Kohler  Charles,  baker  35  Bowery 

Kohler  John,  grocer  25  Market 

Konover  Andrew,  porter  34  Pell 

Kopman  Lewis,  dry  good  st.  99  William 

Korfis  Christian,  lamplighter  65  Pump 

Koster  John,  sugar  refiner  rear  20  Baucker 

Kuwn  James  R.  4  Lispenard 

Krausher  Philip,  Rhynders  c  Hester  - 

Krittman  Joseph,  merchant  189  Bowery 

Kulp  Henry,  smith  119  Forsyth 

Kumbel  Wm.  currier  48  Ferry  h  71  Cliff 

Kumbel  widow  Esther,  milliner  379  Pearl 

Kummel  Henry,  63  Mulberry 

Kumpton  Catherine  widow,  66  Pump  / 

Kumpton  Jane.  217  Greenwich 

Kurst  John,  31  Chrystie 

Kutz  Erasmus,  rule  maker  243  Water 

Kuypers  rev.  Gerardus  A.  Grand  n  Bowery 

Kuypers  doctor  Samuel  S.  Grand  n  Bowery 

Kuyser  Michael,  shipcarpt.  126  Forsyth 

Kyle  Wm.  smith  Gouverneur  c  Cherry 

Labach  jun  Isaac,  city  weigher  40  South 

Labagh  Abm  stonecut.  39  Greenwich  h  Hammond 

Labagh  rev  Isaac,  113  Punu>  [H3  Liberty 

Labagh  John  I.  stonecut.  Washington  c  Beav.lane  h 

Labarr  Edmund,  cabinetmak.  rear  90  William 

Labatut  I  M  f.  mahog.  yd  8,  10  and  12  Orange 

Labaw     Bowne,  curriers  55  Frankfort 

Labouise  John  J.  126  Front  h  101  Duane 

Lace  John,  baker  98  Duane 

Lackey  widow,  Hester  c  Broadway 

Lacoste  John  P.  grocer  366  Water 

Lacour  Peter,  67  Ann 

Lacraft  John  R.  3S  Reed 

Lacy  John  T.  shipwright  Collect  n  Broomo, 

Ladd  James,  watchmaker  48  James 

Ladd  Nathaniel,  boatman  30  Pearl 

Ladd  Jfathl.  customhouse  boatman  30  Pearl 

Ladies'  Lit.  Cabinet  2351-2  Broadway 


Lady  Michael,  labourer  up  end  Elizabeth 
Lady  Thomas,  grocer  Cherry  n  Market 
Lafeevre  John,  confectioner  Grand  n  Forsyth 
Laferty  M.  2  Lombardy 

Laforest  Francis,  bar.  %•  bairdr.  5  James  si.  and  95 
Lafoy  G  B.  hairdresser  100  Broadway  [James 
Lagear  M.  59  Dey 

Lagrall  Lewis,  cartman  Ridge  n  Rivington 
Lagrange  Mary  Ann,  mantuanjak.  22  Warren 
Lagrave  John  B.  merchant  140  Chamber 
Lagrave  Marchais,  jeweller  190  William 
Laby  widow  Joanna,  69  William  *>£  ljf>. 

Laidlaw  A  11  Cliff  ■ 
Laight  E  W.  38  Warren  /^jttflEttlB 
Laight  Henry,  notary  Cust.  hous^  b  1 1  Park  Plac* 


276 


MERCEIN'S 


Laine  David,  grocer  40  Henry 

Laing  Edgar,  merchant  41  Hudson 

Laing  Hugh,  255  Pearl 

Laing  Jennett,  seamstress  64  North  Moore 

Laing  Peter,  grocer  279  Water 

Laing  widow  of  John,  102  Elm  [Washingt&n 

Laing  Si  Randolph,  mer.  £>8  Vesey  and  Chamber  c 

Lair  Alex,  coal  cart  man  274  Spring 

Xajus  Josephine,  teacher  132  Reed 

Lake  James  H.  mason  Delancy  n  Ridge 

Lake  Mrs  E.  widow,  40  Chatham 

Lalor  widow  Anastasra  127  Chapel  c  Walker 

Lalue  Alexander,  tailor  16  John 

Lamarick  Alex.  15  Oliver 

Lamb  Alexander,  hairdresser  76  Wall 

Lamb  Benj.  S.  135  William 

Lamb  Francis,  grooer  Orange  c  Hester 

Lamb  J.W.  blockma.  421  Water  h  116  Lombardy 

Lamb  John  W.  c  Lombardy  and  Pelham 

Lamb  Robert,  statuary  3  Thomas 

Lamb  Samuel,  mariner  88  Franklin 

Lamba  Edward,  barber  Grand  n  Essex 

Lambden  D.  baker  828  William 

Lamben  Michael,  coach  mak.  65  Division 

Lamberson  David,  cartraan  35  Eldridge 

Lamberson  John,  61  Ludlow 

Lambert  D  R.  merchant  Bridge  c  State 

Lambert  Edward,  grocer  Macdougal  c  King 

Lambert  H  B.  merch.  upper  end  Broadway 

Lambert  I.  merchant  178  Pearl 

Lambert  J.J.  231  Pearl  h  Bridge  c  State 

Lambert  John  J.  1  Bridge  c  State 

Lambert  John,  labourer  7  Beekman 

Lambert  John,  mariner  18  Henry 

Lambert  Robert,  grocer  Spring  c  Sullivan 

Lambert  S  F.  231  Pearl  h  Bridge  c  State 

Lambert  William,  tavern  94  Cross 

Lambert  widow  Eliza,  Burrowcsn  Herring 

Lambert  widow  Hannah,  64  Spring 

Lambert  widow  Rachel, 83  Forsyth  [Bridge  c  State 

Lambert  and  Brothers,  hardware  store  231  Peart  h 

Lametti  widow  of  Joseph,  fruiter  132  Chatham 

Lamont  P  B.  painter,  &c.  39  Vesey 

Lamoree  D.  carpenter  13  Arundel 

Lamoreux  D.  203  Orange 

Lamot  Joseph,  tailor  24  Garden 

Lamouroure  widow  V.  76  Division 

Lamphear  Saxson,  blacksmith  Green  n  Heecker 

Lampke  Henry,  rigger  Allen  n  Grand 

Lamplin  widow  192  Church 

Lameon  Paul,  5  Frankfort 

Lamson  widow  Hepsibah,  138  Boweiy 

Lamy  Barnard,  tailor  1 1  Warren 

Lancaster  Johu,  painter  64  Clift  h  5  Elizabeth 

Lancastine  Peter,  labourer  338  Bowery 

Lanckeneau  Alex. sugtir  refiner  83  ChrysUe 

Lanckeneau  Richard,  86  Chrystie 

Lancy  Dennis,  mason'  87  Bayard 

Land' William  ,  tailor  H3  Chamber 

Lander  loun,  34  Me-.!' 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Lander  Sliven.  tallow  chand.  57  Lispenard 

Landford  Henry,  24  Orchard 

Landre  Paul,  shipcarpei.ter  Walnut  n  Bancker 

Landsdown  widow,  84  Bancker 

Lane  Ebenezer,  Charles 

Lane  Francis,  hatter  14  Bowery        '  • 

Lane  Hester,  victualler  h  108  Church 

Lane  Hester  widow,  tailoress  5  Leonard 

Lane  James,  fruiter  321  Broadw  ay 

Lane  James,  carpenter  232  Spring 

Lane  John,  baker  Grand  c  Chrystie 

Lane  John,  painter  rear  27  Pike 

Lane  John,  labourer  42  Suffolk 

Lane  John,  shoemaker  rear  140  Daane 

Lane  Matthew,  83  Cross 

Lane  .Nicholas,  sawyer  72  N.  Moorev 

Lane  Smith,  cartman  50  Sullivan 

Lane  Thomas,  auctioneer  57  Sullivan 

Lane  Timothy,  mariner  41  Oliver 

Lane  William,  merchant  IS  Division  h  18  Doyer 

Lane  William  I.  11  Front  h  16  Vesey 

Lane  widow  Elizabeth,  4S  Elizabeth 

Lane  widow  Elizabeth,  22  Bowery 

Laneau  Francis,  slater  102  Bowery 

Lang  Ebenezer,  carpenter  217  Church 

Lang  Frederick  B.  mer.  13  Gold 

Lang  Jacob,  carpenter  99  Anthony 

Lang  John,  printer  Hanover-square  h  34  Whitehall 

Lang  Robert  U.  34  Whitehall 

Lang  William,  merchant  13  Gold 

Lang,  Turner  &  Co.  pub.  of  N.  Y.  Gazette,  3  Hano- 

Langdon  Benj.  S.  mariner  38  Henry  [ver-square 

Langdon  G  C.  gro.  4:  st.  boat  hotel  Fulton  si.  c  Soutt 

Langdon  Israel,  carpenter  Varick  c  Osminick 

Langdon  John  B.  city  meas.  of  grain,  &c.  Batavif 

Langdon  W.  545  Broadway 

Lange  Andrew,  sugar  refiner  108  He3ter 

Langc  John,  grocer  43  James 

Langley  James,  grocer  57  Chatham 

Langlois  U  Benjamin,  merchants  152  Futfbh. 

Langly  Charles,  tavern  1 18  Cherry 

LangstafT  James,  3  Macdougal 

Langswortby  Sanford,  grocer  166  Fly-market 

Lanman  Peter,  mer.  54  Wall  h  1 1  Rivington 

Lannnier  John,  carver  69  Eldridge 

Lansbury  boatman  141  Hudson 

Lansing  Garrit,  engraver  12  Anthony  n  Hudson 
Lara  Albert,  99  Leonard 
Larana  Ann,  widow  28  Pell 
Larcomb  Richard,  smith  Clinton  c  Henry 
Larejiar  Joshua,  tailor  413  Broadway 
Laremy  widow  Catb.  8  Catherine-lane 
Largee  John,  grocer  and  baker  43  James 
Largin  widow  Eliza,  112  Division 
Larkin  Sarah,  fruiter  84  Mulberry 
Larkin  Thomas,  fruit  st.  41  Walnut 
Laroche  John,  tailor  253  Greenwich^  , , 
Larocque  John,  30  Division      Vil<L-  1 
Larue  Lewis,  27  South  h  18  Park  Place 
Larue  Mrs  200  C;,ijrch  •  -.8* 


278 


MERCEIN'S 


Larue,  Palmer  it  Co.  27  South 

Lasala  John  B.  mer.  224  Front  h  29  Warreu 

Lashing  Lewis,  tailor  191  Duane 

Latham  James,  carpenter  226  William 

Latham  John,  printer  76  Chapel 

Latham  Moses,  grocer  160  Fly  mkt.  h  76  Forsytk 

Latham  Stephen,  shipwright  Water  n  Corl.  Hook 

Lathorpe  Joseph,  292  Pearl 

Lathrop  Gurden  W.  atty.  and  counsel.  29  Wall  } 

Latbrop  James  W.  mariner  66  Hester 

Lathrop  Joseph  drygood  st  50  Warren  Si  91  William 

Lathrop  jun  Joseph,  91  William 

Lathrop  I^F'f.  mer.  45  South  h  '292  Pearl 

Latour  Anthony,  hairdr.  385  Greenw  &l  16  Chapel 

Latour  James,  hairdresser  Vesey  c  Greenwich 

Latour  John,  stonect.  foot  Warren  h  149  Chamber 

Latourette  David,  flaxseed  st.  94  Front  h  6  Carlisle 

Latourette  James,  194  Broadway 

Latourette  James  and  Wru.  110  Front 

Latsch  John  J.  boatman  282  Spring 

Latten  Lewis,  jeweller  51  Robinson 

Latten  Sandy,  39  Mulberry 

Latten,  Cheshire    Co.  shoe  st.  321  Pear! 

Latlimort  R  92  Hudson 

Laughlun  John,  43  Duane 

Laune  Stephen  P  mason  74  Reed 

Laurence  John,  slioemuker  139  Spring 

Laurence  Robt  mariner  19  Mulberry 

Laurence  I  A  ^  Co.  49  Wall 

Laurence  I  and  I  F.  merchants  113  Pearl 

Lavauo"  Elizabeth,  hoardinghouse  16  Dey 

Laverty  Henry,  145  Pearl  h  247  Broadway 

Laverty  James,  cart  man  Atlorney  n  Rivington 

Laverty  widow  Susan,  84  Pump 

Laverty,  Shelters  and  King,  145  Pearl 

Lavier  Jacob,  porter  175  Spring 

Lavilce  John,  hairdresser  43  Catherine 

Lav  inus  John  W  grocer  c  Hester  and  Christie 

Lavire  A. dry  good  si.  47  Hudson 

Lavis  Thqnias,  92  Bancker 

Law  Buildings  Nassau  e  Cedar 

Law  Lawrence, 96  Elm 

Law  widow  Jacobbine,  15  Thames 

Lawler  Daniel,  carpenter 28  Pump 

X-avvler  John,  tailor  7  Moore 

Lawler  Peter,  shpem&k  31  Rose 

Lawman  Margaret,  8  Catherine-Lane 

Lawrance  if  Co  Thos^*  John  F.  mer.  126  Washing 

Lawrence  Aaron ;  cartman  248  Elizabeth  [ton 

Lawrence  Abm.  grocer  Broome  c  Bowery 

Lawrence  Andrew,  labourer  (Janal  n  Church 

Lawrence  Ann,  14  Cherry 

Lawrence  A  N.  15  Park  Place 

Lawr-nce  A  H.  mer.  28  William  h  23  Park  Place 

Lawrence  Benj.  Sheriff  n  Rivington 

Lawrence  Beuj.  mariner  2  Birmingham 

T  awrence  Charles,  68  Cross 

Lawrence  Corns.  W.  mer.  232  William 


NEW- YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Lawrence  Daniel,  shipwright  4  Pump 
Lawrence  George,  carpenter  20  Crosby 
Lawrence  Halsted,  smith  Varick  n  Vandam 
Lawreuce  Henry  H.  mer.  251  Pearl  h  26  Cliff 
Lawrence  Henry,  ropemak.  Sheriff  n  Rivington 
Lawrence  Herbret,  288  Delancy 
Lawrence  H.  carpenter  102  Cross 
Lawrence  Isaac,  480  Broadway 
Lawrence  Jonah,  carpenter  174  Duane 
Lawrence  Jonathan,  90  South  h  94  Chatham 
Lawrence  Jonathan  H.  mer.  49  Wall  h  43  Walker 
Lawrence  John  B.  druggist  195  h  334  Pearl 
Lawrence  John  L.  attorney  69  Pearl 
Lawrence  John  T.  Ill  Pearl  h  40  Courtlandt 
Lawrence  Joshua  H.  sailmaker  121  Hester 
Lawrence  Natb.  merchant  29  Provost 
Lawrence  Nicholas  B.  butcher  197  Bowery 
Lawrence  Peter,  102  Church 
Lawrence  Philip  K.  5  Ludlow 
Lawrence  Pbillis,  midwife  44  Augustus 
Lawrence  Richard  M.  296  Broadway 
Lawrence  Richard  R  251  Pearl 
Lawrence  R  P.  coachmk.  5  7  Si  9  John  h  19  Ann 
Lawrence  Silas.  177  Bowery 
Lawrence  Stephen,  151  Ludlow 
Lawrence  Thomas  L  merchant  56  Franklin 
Lawrence  T  hairdresser  Provost 
Lawrence  Wm  merchant  b  35  Broadway 
Lawrence  Win  cartmau  Wooster  n  Priuce 
Lawrence  Wm.  weaver  50  Eldiidge 
Lawrence  Wm.  drug  grinder  Grand  n  Norfolk 

Lawrence  Wm  gauger  3]  Mott 

Lawrence  Wm.  cooper  32  Fletcher  h  179  Mott 

Lawrence  Wm  T  296  Broadway 

Lawrence  widow  Ciih«ri.ie,  It  Rector 

Lawrence  widow  L  14  Cherry 

Lawrence  widow  Margaret  Goerck  n  Delano; 

Lawrence  widow  M  M.  1  Staple 

Lawrence  widow  P.  of  John,  391  Broadway 

Lawrence  wid  >.v  Sarah,  1)3  Reed 

Lawrence  widow  Sarah,  boardingh.  46  John 

Lawrence  widow  of  Wm  106  Gold 

Lawrence  &.  Betts,  merchants  31  Burling-slip 

Lawrence  Si  Co  A  H.  28  William 

Lawrence  1  &.  J  &  Co.  47  Wall 

Lawrence  and  Wiilard,  auctioneers  125  Water 

Lawrence  and  K°ese,  druggists  195  Pearl 

Lawrence  and  Remsen,  111  Pearl 

Lawrence,  Rapelye     Co.  Ill  Pearl 

Lawria  Wm.  currier  Bleecker  n  Elizabeth 

Lawson  Henry,  52  Catherine-lane 

Lawson  James,  shoemaker  27  Essex 

Lawson  Jeuctt  widow,  102  Elm 

Lawson  John,  mariner  151  Orange 

Lawson  Nicholas,  Gilbert  n  Herring  ,t 

Lawson  Peter,  2  Birmingham 

Lawsoa  Peter,  quill  manuf.  49  Bowery 

Lawson  Sally  widow  of  Benj.  72  Cedai 

Lawson  Wm  J.  c  West  and  Jay 

Lawson  Wm  J,  boatman  foot  of  Jj», 


to  MERCETN'S 


Lawson  Wm.  baker  265  William 
Lawson  widow  Catherine,  lOOEIm 
Lawson  widow  of  Jolin,  grocer  Elm  c  Leonard 
Lawton  Chas.  «ec.  Mer.  Ins.  Co.  Broome  n  Forsyl . 
Lowton  Robert,  engineer  43Hoster 
Lawton  Wm.  ex.  broker  45  Wall  h  32  Reed 
Law  ton  Wm.  mason  Ridge  n  Stanton 
Layman  Henry,  shoemak.  Herring  c  Christopher 
Layman  Margaret,  90  Bayard 
Lazalier  Abra.  smith  Broome  n  Varick 
Lazarus  E  S.  lot,  offi.  74  Maid.l.  h  Hester  n  Broad- 
Lea  Williamson  &.  Co.  mer.  96  Pearl  [way 
Leabery  Joseph,  cooper  Orange  c  Bayard 
Leacb  Elizabeth,  teacher  57  Mulberry 
Leach  George,  tavern  623  Water 
Leach  .Tames,  Broome  n  Broadway 
Leach  John,  massu  Broome  n  Cannon 
Leader  Amelia,  widow  of  Henry  teach.  50  Chrystie 
Leake  John  G.  32  Park 
Leakey  James,  shipcarp.  299  Cherry 
Leak  man  James,  blockmak.  9  Stanton  ' 
Lean  James  k  Lynch,  boardingb.  325  Water 
Leard  Alex,  smith  11  Terbot 
Leary  Edward,  smith  115  Lombardy 
Leary  James,  164  Front 
Leary  John,  hatter  164  Front 
Leary  John,  soda  water  mak.  up.  end  Mulberry 
Leary  Wm  H.  mariner  29  Gold 
Leary  Wm.  carpenter  63  Mulberry 
Leavenworth  widow  of  Elisha,  30  Greenwich 
Leavitt  David,  mer.  127  Front  h  Greenwich  lace 
Leavitt  frBurral,  merchants  181  Pearl 
Leavitt  L  Lee,  merchants  127  Front 
Leaycraft  Jacob,  shipmas.  rear  169  Bowery 
Leaycraft  John,  shoemak  E  Bank  o  Thirteenth 
Leaycraft  John  B.  shoemaker  90  Orange 
Leaycraft  Wm  S.  tailor  14  Doyer 
Leaycraft    Simmons,  drygood  st  477  ^-449  Green  • 
Le  Baron  Francis,  apoth.  gen.  12  Rector  [wicb 
Lebars  Lewis,  gilder  98  Orange 
Lebreton  Edward,  imp.  hops  21  South  h  13  Pine 
Lebreton  Edward,  Ex.  Cof.  Ho.  c  Pine  if  Nassau 
Lebreton  Ewd.  A.  brewer  71  Lombardy  h  13  Pine 
Lebreton  widow  Felicity,  Hammond  n  Herring 
Lebreton  Fontaigne  If  Gracie,  brew.  96  Cheapside 
Lebrun  Charlotte,  grocer  123  Fly-market 
Lebrun  Prosper,  117  Fly-market 
Le  Clere  Augustus,  hatter  42  Liberty 
Le  Conte  John.  15  Hudson 
Lecount  John  R.  grocer  Catherine  c  Henry 
Leeount  Joseph,  cartman  Grand  n"  Bowery 
Lecount  Nicholas,  confec.  246  Green  wi^ 
Lccour  Honore,  baker  100  Duanc 
Ledentu  Alps,  fringe  maker  120  William 
Lederman  Geo  shoemaker  Sullivan  n  Spring 
Ledford  Rachel,  119  Anthony 
Ledgar  Claudius,  159  Greenwich 
Ledwell  Thomas,  mason  95  Mulberry 
God  with  widow,  grocer  1 14  Bancker 
tedy  John,  cartman  28  Lombardy 


NEW-YORTblRECTORY.^*  281 

Ledyard  John,  elk.  branch  bank  Broome  n  Broad 

Ledyard  Pcler  V.  mer  3  Franklin  [way 

Ledyard  «?  Co  Peter  V.  256  Pearl  h  3  Frankhn 

Lee  Chas.  blacking  manuf.  4  Cortland 

Lee  Chas.  mer.  tai.  Dey  c  Greenwich  h  183  Spnng 

Lee  Chas.  bbourer  Chapel  n  Walker 

Lee  Christopher,  cartman  162  Bancker 

Lee  Daniel,  chairmaker  11  Thomas 

Lee  Edward,  Hester  n  Broadway 

Lee  Georec,  shoemaker  18  Leonard 

Lee  James,  merchant  35  Fulton  h  588  Broadway 

Lee  John,  CBrtman  Grand  n  Essex 

Lee  John,  ropemaker  104  Suffolk 

Lee  John,  china  packer  109  Mulberry 

Lee  John,  carpenter  41  White 

Lee  Joseph,  mariner  11  Pelham 

Lee  Judah  K.  52  Dey 

Lee  Patrick,  cartman  97  Mulberry 

Lee  Paul,  M.  D.  16  Maiden-lane 

Lee  Robert,  shoemaker  80  Roosevelt 

Lee  Roland,  boarding  b  61  William 

Lee  Tyrantus,  laborer  114  Mulberry 

Lee  William,  carpenter  172  Elm 

Lee  William,  porterhouse  c  Rivington  and  Orchard 

Lee  William,  brass  founder  68  Orchard 

Lee  William,  c  Orchard  and  Rivington 

Lee  William,  soap  and  candle  manuf.  61  Reed 

Lee  William,  C  carpenter  51  Harman 

Lee  William,  mariner  247  Cherry 

Lee  widow,  Grand  n  Arundel 

Lee  Gideon    Co.  leather  st.  20  Ferry  h  Sandy-hiU 

Lee  h  Thomson,  blacking  manuf.  4  Courtlandt 

Leech  Richard,  shipmaster  88  Pump 

Leech  widow,  33  Cross 

Leeds  Gurdon,  shipmaster  Broome  n  Essei 

Ledley  James,  tobaccanist  496  Pearl  h  14  Pump 

Leek  Henry,  tanner  61  Cross 

Leek  Isaac,  sawyer  8  Norfolk 

Leete  John,  32  Chapel 

Leffart  Lefferts,  174  Front 

Lefferts  &  Ketcham,  coachmak.  Delancy  n'Lewi- 

Leffingwell  Thomas,  builder  64  Thompson1*  1 

Lefforts  Samuel,  101  Mott  v. 

Leforge  Samuel,  Hammond  n  Asylum 

Lefort  John,  shipmaster  17  N.  Moore 

Lefoy  Abm.&  Henry,  191  Greenwich 

Lefoy  Hester..  191  Greenwich 

Lefurge  Benjamin,  labourer  18  Henry 

Leggett  Aaron,  273  Pearl  h  11  Hague 

Leggett  Ezekiel,  grocer  119  Harman 

Leggett  George,  c  Chatham  and  Harman  ■.'  ^fejffil 

Leggett  George,  turner  6  Harman 

Leggett  John,  merchant  426  Pearl 

Leggett  John  H.  insp.  of  customs  54  Provost 

Leggett  Reuben,  merchant  271  Pearl  h  9  Hague 

Leggett  Samuel,  172  Pearl  h  35  Vandewater 

Leggett  jun.  Thomas,  27  Rose 

Leggett  William  H.  merchant  3Q7JPearl 

Leggett  widow  Marian,  11  lluyue 

Leggett  widow  Mary  Crosby  n  Grand 


MERCK'S 


Leggatt,  Fox  and  Co.  merchants  307  Pearl 

Leggett  Thos.  H.  &z  Aaron,  merchants  273  Pearl 

Leggett,  Shotwell  Si  Fox,  auc-  Si  coin  mt.  172  Pearl 

Legrill  Lewis,  cartman  Ridge  n  Stanton 

Leitcb  Charles,  mason  201  Hester 

Leland  BclarmiHe,  bookbinder  61  Wall 

Lelievie  Augustus,  40  Wall 

/.fly  William,  cartman  Ridge 

Leraaire  John,  carver  and  gilder  30  Barclay 

Lemoine  Stephen  P.  attorney  8  Chamber 

Lemon  widow,  118  Bowery 

lemmon  widow  Raehel,  103  Division 

Lennon  Jamps,  shoemaker  22  Nassau 

Lenon  Mary  132  Duane 

Lennox  Lydia,  teacher  81  Bayard 

Lenori  Lewis,  confectioner  43  Hudson  . 

Lenox  Robert,  merchant  59  Broadway 

Lent  Abm.  sailmaker  79  Forsyth 

Lent  Henry,  carpenter  Varick  n  Dominick 

Lent  James  W.  29  Water 

Lent  John  A.  broker  13  South  h  39  Stone 

Lent  widow,  64  N,  Mooro 

Lent  widow,  82  Reed 

Lent  E  h  J.  grocers  Rivinglon  c  Attorney 

Lentner  John.  91  William 

Leon  Moses,  26  Warren 

Leonard  Abbey.  Canal  n  Church 

Leonard  Francis,  hairdresser  15  Burling  slip 

Leonard  Hester,  74  Gold 

Leonard  Jacob,  shipwright  257  Front  &i  24  James 

Leonard  James  T.  U  S.  N.  133  Washington 

Leonard  John,  119  William 

Leonard  Joseph,  6  James 

Leonard  Samuel,  boatman  24T)rchard 

Leouard  widow  Sarah,  10  Liberty 

Leonard  widow,  153  Reed 

Leonard  &  Murtan,  257  Front 

Leonard  and  Vandewater,  119  William 

Lepence  Francis,  32  Forsyth 

Leper  Hugh,  cartman  Ridge  n  Stanton 

Leper  John,  cartman  Attorney  n  Delancy 

Leper  James,  cartman  Attorney  a  Delancy 

Leroy  Herman,  raer.  Washington,  h  66  Broadway 

Leroy  Robert,  merchant  138  Greenwich 

Leroy  widow  of  Jacoti,  81  Liberty 

Lesquoy  James,  upholsterer  46  Nassau 

Lessen  Augustine,  Elm  c  Pearl 

Lesslie  widow  Elizabeth,  Allen  n  Grand 

Lester  John  M.  marshal  39  Leonard 

Lester  Piatt,  pump  and  blockm.  Stanton  n  Man.  M. 

Let  Domingo,  mariner  10  Bancker 

Lelben  Richard,  mariner  10  Ferry 

Letson  John,  mason  137  Hudson 

Letson  Thomas,  leather  si.  41  Ferry 

Letson  Thomas,  mason  Commerce  n  Bedford 

Letts  Phebe,  3  Torbot 

Levee  F.  brushmakcr  193  Greenwich 

Leveridge  John,  att.  and  coun.  152  Cherry 

Leveridge  widow  Ann,  1 15  Harman 

Levinus  John,  077  Water 


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Levinus  John  W.  grocer  Cbrystie  c  Hester 

Levisoo  D.  shoemaker  162  Elizabeth 

Levison  Geo.  shoemaker  Grand  n  Forsyth 

Levy  Aaron,  mercb.  38  Greenwich 

Levy  Abraham,  250  Bowery 

Levy  David,  merch.  343  Water 

Levy  Israel,  215  Greenwich 

Levy  jun.  Jacob,  74  Broad 

Levy  Richard,  labourer  Laigbt  n  Greenwich 

Levy  Simeon,  Hudson  c  Spring 

Levy  So'omon,  mer.  117  Front  b  19  Hudson 

Lewis  Bmj.  mason  c  Greenwich  and  Christopher 

Lewis  Benj.  F.  bookseller  192  Greenwich  ' 

Lewis  Benj.  mason  Greenwich-lane 

Lewis  Calvin,  mason  Orchard  n  Broome 

Lewis  Charles,  24  Spruce 

Lewis  Cornelius,  cartman  Attorney  n  Rivington 

Lewis  Crusong,  cook  121  Anthony 

Lewis  Daniel,  39  Division 

Lew  is  David,  grocer  33  Division  h  18  Eldridge 

Lewis  David  W.  shoemaker  128  Forsyth 

Lewis  Eldad,  physician  15  Greenwich 

Lewis  Elijah,  saddler  320  Pearl 

Lewis  Erasmus,  block  and  pump  mak.  25  Jay 

Lewis  Evan,  grocer  178  Bowery 

Lewis  Francis,  mer.  77  Chamber 

Lewis  Gabriel  L.  mer.  53  South  b  12  Leonard 

Lewis  Gilbert,  tavern  21  Bowery 

Lewis  Hannah,  washerwoman  123  Anthony 

Lewis  Israel,  builder  Hudson  n  Spring 

Lewis  John,  victuallingh.  389  Water 

Lewis  John,  20  Vandam 

Lewis  John,  cartm'an  c  Willett 

Lewis  John,  slater  113Mott 

Lewis  John  D.  tanner  103  Cross 

Lewis  John,  hairdresser  75  Nassau 

Lewis  Joseph,  fruit  st.  27  Catherine 

Lewis  Joseph,  engraver  3  Wall 

Lewis  Jouy,  grocer  94  Church  [ton 

Lewis  Lademia,  mockason  ma.  Eldridge  n  Riving- 

Lewis  Nathaniel  H.  block  nak.  54  James!*? 

Lewis  Peter,  shoemaker  29  Elm 

Lewis  Philo,  re  packer  beef  St  pork  Wash,  n  Spring 

Lewis  Robert,  shoe  store  552  Pearl 

Lewis  Reswell  W.  attor.and  couns.  2  James 

Lewis  Samuel,  shoe  cleaner  18  Jay 

Lewis  Samuel  G.  20  Reed 

Lewis  Susan.  76  Bancker 

Lewis  Thomas,  Stanton  n  Pilt 

Lewis  Thomas,  bootmaker  29  Park 

Lewis  Thomas,  fruit  st.  193  Duane 

Lewis  Uzza,  carpenter  Broome  n  Elm 

Lewis  William,  mariner  4  Hague 

Lewis  William,  shoemaker  137  Pump 

Lewis  Z.  40  Broad 

Lewis  widow  Ellen,  Oliver  n  Bancker 

Lewis  wid»w  Elizabeth.  153  Cherry 

Lewis  widow  Hannah,  Crosby  c  Grand 

Lewis  G  &  H.  ineicuanis  53  South  [and  212  Pump 

Lewis  io  Reynolds,  block  ^  p^o^ma.  <S6  Depeystcr 


MERCEIN'S 


Lewiin  George,  chairmaker  90  Chapel 

L'Honimedieu  F.  Ii  carpenter  Stanton  c  Columbia 

L'Hommedieu  Keron,  164  Bnncker 

L'Hommeditu  Natl),  mer.  34  Old-sl.  b  110  Greenw. 

L'Hommedieu  S.  mer.  116  South  h  c  Pearl  and 

L'Hommedieu  T.  c  Frankfort  and  Pe'arl  [Frankfort 

L'Hommedieu  &  Brown,  mer.  34  0ld-sl. 

Lial  Peter,  Elizabeth  n  Prince 

Liddell  Bbenezer,  chairma.  rear  Lewis  n  Delancy 

Liebeneau  Henry  F.  perruquier42  Vesey 

Lightbody  James,  dyer  25  Bancker 

Lightbody  and  Paton,  distillers  Green  u  Spring 

Likes  Jacob,  hose  maker  15  Cbapel 

Lilbau  Ann,  44  Gold 

Lilieathal  Hanke,  clothier  340  Water 

Lilley  James,  shoemaker  182  Hester 

Lilley  Wm.  fisherman  Ridge  n  Rivington 

Limbeck  John  H.  baker  7  Harman 

Limberger  Henry,  Herring  c  Amos 

Limberger  John,  baker  Amos  c  Herring 

Limbert  George,  fruiter  246  Bowery 

Einacre  John,  accountant  382  Pearl 

Linacre  and  Fair,  173  Washington 

Lincoln  Caleb,  cabinet  maker  8  Beaver 

Lindarman  Eliazar,  49  Spring 

Lindeman  Hannah,  92  Chrystie 

Lindley  Moses,  112  Church 

Lindon  Michael,  teacher  37  Cherry  h  80  Roosevelt 

Lindsay  George,  100  Liberty 

Lindsay  Geo.  labourer  189  Hester 

Lindsay  Patrick,  fruiter  265  Cherry 

Lindsey  widow  Catherine,  175  Spring 

Line  John,  tailor  78  Pump 

Lines  Thomas,  Thompson  n  Spring 

Linghan  Valentine,  rigger  46  Pike 

Lininghan  W.  Young  Ladies  Acad.  52  Roosavelt 

Link  Egbert,  cooper  81  Mulberry 

Link  Menry,  tobacconist  49  Ludlow 

Linkicum  D.  K.  tobacconist  89  Herring 

Liukieter  James,  85  Front 

/.inmark  Jno  mariner  42  Pike 

Lumen  widow  Margaret,  grocer  246  Greenwich 

Linsey  Eliza  Jane,  66  Bayard 

Lintz  John,  printer  17  Collect 

Lintz  widow  Laura,  61  Nassau 

Xipkin  Henry,  tobacconist  172  Duane 

Lippencott  Henry,  carpenter  34  Broome 

Lippencott  John,  mason  15  Mulberry 

Lippencott  Tbos.  merchant  tailor  229  Spring 

Lippincott  Wm.  L.  merchant  Bridge  c  Whitehall 

Liske  Joseph,  boatman  3  Jefferson 

Liske  widow  Catherine,  41  Chrystie 

Lister  Stephen,  tailor  67  Fulton  h  20  Rose 

Lister  Thos.  morocco  dyer  c  Hague  and  Skinner 


Literary  &  Commercial  .feT<||  Reading  Rooms, 
Kirk  and  M  train  Prn-  l-i-'l-H  ,  prietors,  23  Wall 
Literary  Rooms,  Broadway  c  Pine 
Lilhgow  Ann,  iftjUiner  388  Pearl 


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Littell  George,  125  Mulberry  '  , 

Littel!  Hugh,  mason  199  Chinch 

Littell  Mary,  fruit  store  37  Essex 

Little  Catherine,  17  Old  slip 

Little  H'ram,  mason  Varick  cDominick  ,mv>Ur 

Little  jun  Jacob,  broker 20  Wall 

Little  Jatnesi  carpenter  197  Molt 

Little  John,  labourer  394  Greenwich 

Little  Jonathan, merchant  216  Pearl  h  15  John 

Little  Joseph,  mason  63  Bayard 

Little  Michael,  37  Franklin 

Little  Wm.  shoemaker  Ludlow  n  Rivingtou 

Little  Wm.  218  Pearl 

Little  widow  Betsey,  199  Division  ....gjjL^ , 
Little  and  Scofield,  merchants  197  Broadway 
Little  and  Co.  Jonathan,  merchants  216  Pearl 
Little  and  Co.  J     E.  merchants  216  Pearl 
Littleboy  W  feather  it  comb  maker  91  Chatham 
Littlefield  widow  of  Samuel,  243  Spring 
Livingston  Brockholst,  37  Broadway 
Livingston  Charles,  59  Greenwich 
Livingston  Daniel,  104  Pearl 
Livingston  Edward,  attor  u  notary  37  Pine 
■  Livingston  Edward,  milkman  Arundel  c  Rivington 
Livingston  John  R.  merchant  2  Greenwich 
Livingston  John, seaman  29  Elm 
Livingston  Margaret,  39  Cbeapside 
Livingston  Mrs.  J.  K.  74  White 
Livingston  Peter  W.  3  South  h  301  Greenwich 
Livingston  Samuel  C  merchant  tailor  89  Fulton 
Livingston  Thos.  F.  383  Broadway      [and  Laight 
Livingston  &:  Van  Nostrand,  cab.  ma.  cGretnwich 
Lizen  widow  Eliza,  Crosby  n  Broome 
Lloyd  B.  34  North  Moore 
Lloyd  Francis,  tinman  183  Cherry 
Lloyd  Harvey,  tobacconist  137  Bancker 
Lloyd  John  N.  merchant  146  Water  ii  146  White 
Lloyd  Joseph,  merch  29  Front  h  1  Whitehall 
Lloyd  Joseph,  reedmaker  150ak>K  '*i*t*..4tf|*,'  i 
Lloyd  Mary,  drygood  store  201  Bowery 
Lloyd  Paul  B.  34  North  Moore 
Lloyd  Wm  cooper  31  Oak 

Loan  offices  for  city  h  county  A'.  Y.  at  Branch  Bank 
Loan  office  of  the  U.  S.  City  Hall 
Lobb  Jacob,  cartman  67  Ludlow 
Lock  William,  shoemaker  Christopher  c  Herring 
Lockerman  James,  cartman  56  Gold 
LockeyJno.  labourer  24  Market 
Locklan  Patrick,  cartman  12  Rivington 
Lockman  J.  inspec  lum  4*  grocer  Wash,  c  Cedar 
Lockman  John,  gardener  Old  H.  Road 
Lockwood  A.  watchm  131  Cherry  h  97  Lombardy 
Lockwood  Alfred,  sashmaker  38  Delancy 
Lockwood  Andrew,  carpenter  13  Provost 
Lockwood  Carey,  83  Reed 
Lockwood  E.  flour  merchant  290  Front 
Lockwood  Ery,  shipcarpenter  Front  n  Walnut 
Lockwood  Ely,  carpenter  577  Water 
Lockwood  Henry,  mariner  119  Forsyth 
Lockwood  Henry,  shoemaker  10  Ludlew 
25 


286 


MERCEIN'S 


Lockwood  Isaac  I.  tar  &  turpentine  r.  127  Orange 

Lock  wood  Israel,  shoemaker  Spring  c  Hudson 

Lockwood  James,  shoemaker  Collect  n  Leonard 

Lockwood  J.  carpenter  Mulberry  c  Spring 

Lockwood  J.J.  82  South  h  127  Orange 

Lockwood  Jehiah,  Grand  n  Lewis 

Lockwood  Joseph,  cartman  30  Broome 

Lockwood  Lee,  13  Chapel 

Lockwood  Nathan,  carpenter  72  Pump 

Lockwood  Peter,^  Cherry 

Lockwood  Philip,  195  Cherry  h  86  James 

Lockwood  Philip,  carpenter 'f0  James 

Lockwood  Prudence,  Broome  n  Lewis 

Lockwood  Samuel,  shoemaker  79  Hudson 

Lockwood  Sarah,  teacher  C7  Attorney 

Lockwood  Sarah  S.  boardinghouse  128  Bro&dwav 

Lockwood  Stephen,  dry  good  store  432  Pearl 

Lockwood  William,  28  Whitehall 

Lockwood  W.  tailor  Market  c  Lombardy 

Lockwood  W.  victuallingbouse  129  Cherry 

Lockwood  widow  Sarah,  Charles  \ 

Lockwood  L.  &.  F.  booksellers  154  Broadway  v  r 

Lockwood  and  Co.  booksellers  177  Broadway 

Lodge  B.  F.  grocer  c  Hague  and  Skinner 

Logan  Adam,  watchmaker  55  Chatham 

Logan  widow  of  David,  mer.  tai.  93  Cherry 

Loines  James,  merchant  78  Leonard 

Loines  Richard,  562  Broadway 

Loines  Stephen,  drygood  store  264  Water 

Loines  James  &  Richard,  merchants  246  Front 

Loines  R.  Si  C.  W.  merchants  40  Pearl 

Loler  widow  Mary,  372  Water 

Lonergan  Thomas,  currier  27  Chesnut 

Long  George,  printer  and  bookseller  71  Pearl 

Long  Nathaneil,  sawyer  420  Greenwich 

Long  Nicholas,  laborer Laight  n  Greenwich 

Long  Samuel,  cartman  Broome  n  Bowery 

Long  Thomas,  weaver  Perry  n  Greenwich 

Long  William,  laborer  141  Broome 

Longborrow  Horace,  teacher  122  Lombardy 

Longen  Matthew,  33  Dover 

Longlield  Thomas,  shipmaster  17  Herman 

Longhurst  Richard,  carpenter  171  Orange 

Longking  Thomas,  rear  56  Pump 

Longstreet  Gilbert  233  Chrystie 

Longworth  David  11  Park 

Longworth  Thomas,  Green  n  Grand 

Loniu  Dennis,  smith  5  Hague 

Lonzeret  widow,  35  Pump 

Looker  Benjamin,  shoe  dealer  89  Maiden  lane 

Looker  Joseph,  carpenter  134  Mulberry 

Looker  Linos,  shoemaker  Laurens  n  Prince 

LoomerOtis,  merchant  129  Pearl 

Loomis  Elijah  B  printer  140  Pump 

Loomis  Lebheus,  broker  45  Wall 

Loper  David  121  Hester 

Loper  Isaac  C  grocer  155  Fly-market 

Lopez  David,  brushmaker  12  Forsyth 

Lopez  Laae,  locksmith  S9  Chrystie 

Lopez  Samuel,  272  Pearl  h  73  Pine 

Lopez  widow  Sarah,  63  Fulton 


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Lord  Abner  R.  merchant  412  Pearl 

Lord  B.  clothing  store  106  Spring 

Lord  Bcnj  tailor  177  William  h  Rose  c  Frankfort 

Lord  Daniel,  physician  and  druggist  77  Water 

Lord  jun.  Daniel  notary  13  Nassau 

Lord  Hezckiah,  14  Crosby 

Lord  Joseph,  blockmaker  274  Front  h  9  Roosevelc 
Lord  Silas,  physician  and  druggist  155  Greenwich 
Lord  Thomas,  hardware  store  131  Pearl 
Lord  William,  carpenter  30  Cheapside 
Lord  widow  of  Samuel  L.  19  Spring 
Lord  Si  Olnistead,  12S  Pearl 
Lorden  Jeremiah,  tavern  87  Pine 
Lorillard  Jacob,  tobacconist  44  Chatham 
Lorillard  Jacob,  b  Bond 

Lorillard  Peter,  tobacconist  44  Chatham  [Ferry 

Lorillard  4-  Co.  Jacob,  hide    leather  mer.  16  fa  18 

Lorillard  P.    G.  tobacconists  42  Chatham 

Loring  JosephusB.flonr  st.l71Washing.h22Hudson 

Loring  Mrs.  31  Broome 

Loris  Mary,  79  Murray 

Lorn  Stephen,  silversmith  98  Orange 

Lcton  John,  .-tonecutter  Hubert  n  Greenwich 

Lorion  L  T.  shoemaker  160  Spring 

Lorton  Mr  tallowchandler  Amos  n  Hudson, 

Lost  n  Henry,  grocer  Art  c  Bowery, 

Losey  Catherine,  14  Thomas 

Losey  Valentine,  porter  19  Spring 

Loss  Adolphus,  surveyor  299  Bowery 

Lotben  Ebenezer,  tailor  27  Lombardy 

Lothian  George,  engraver  115  Orange 

Lott  Alexander,  cabinetmaker  rear  19  Rose 

Lott  Henry,  merchant  184  Pearl  h  104  Warren  ' 

Lott  Peter,  carpenter  Delancy  c  Allen 

Lott  Peter,  2  Walker 

Lott  fa  Seaman,  merchants  49  Water 

Lott  fa  Sherman,  185  Pearl 

Lotten  Cornelius,  cartman  Allen  n  Broome 

Loughlan  John,  brassfounder  24  Orchard 

Loughlan  Patrick,  Bank  c  Washington      Wr.!  ts 

Loughlan  Patrick,  grocer,  195  Washington 

Lougbman  James,  grocer  389  Water 

Loundsberry  Jeremiah,  merchant  128  Division 

I-oundsberry  widow,  Collect  n  Grand 

Lounsberry  Amos,  Grand  n  Essex 

Lounsberry  Justus,  cartman  2<17  Mott 

Lounsberry  N.  drygood  store  98  Division 

Lounsberry  J.  fa  P.  drygood  store  130  Division 

Lourenbergh  Bernard,  merchant,  506  Broadway 

Loutrel  Lewis,  drygood  store  293  Broadway 

Love  David,  cartman  30  Bancker 

Love  widow,  517  Greenwich 

Loveie  Alexander,  rigger  22  Orchard 

T.ovelane  Oliver,  carpenter  86  Varicfc'-" 

Lovell  and  Lynch,  merchants  213  Pearl 

Lovett  Aaron,  cartman  69  Sullivan 

Lovelt  George,  dockbuilder  290  Delancy 

Lovett  Jabez,  shipmaster  52  Forsyth 

Lovett  James,  mer.  89  South  b  41  Dey 

Lovelt  JobD;  grocer  Delancy  c  Lewis 


288  MERCEIN'S 


Lovett  John,  mariner  Jsffersnn  c  Dh  isioh 

Lovett  Thomas,  dockbuilder  292  Delancy  • 

Low  AbraliBTi,  carnenter  Thomson  c  tit  ind 

Low  Bsnjamin,  mechanic  Grand  n  Norloifc 

Low  Eliza,  5  Goorck 

Low  Henry  V,  35  Water 

Low  John,  printer  and  bookseller  139  Cherry 

Low  John,  cashier  Union  Bunk  h  17  Wall 

Lou-  jun  John,  com  merchant  84  Broad 

Low  Nicholas  109  Pearl 

Low  Samuel,  12  Chesmit 

Low  Samuel,  butcher  186  Mulberry 

Low  widow  Catherine,  179  Division 

Lowber  widow,  64  Frankfort 

Lowden  S.  boatman  139  Hudson 

Lowe  Geo.  bmcher'SS  Fly  market 

Lowe  Sagar,  hairdresser  392  Greenwich 

Lowerre  Benjamin,  carpenter  27  Bridge 

Lowerre  Henry,  grocer  8  South  h  20  Front 

Lowerre  J.  cooper  &.  repack,  of  beef,  £c.  Washing 

Lowerre  John  M.  grocer  412  Greenwich 

Lowerre  Richard,  cooper  11  Ann 

Lowerre  S  W.  painter  and  glazier  86  Division 

Lowerre  widow  Phebe,  70  Reed 

Lowery  Peter,  44  Augustus 

Lowery  Wm.  3  Water 

Lowery  Wm.  carpenter  100  Broad 

Lowery  widow  Hannah,  199  Division 

Lowery  widow  Jane,  37  Walker 

Lowery  widow  Sarah,  649  Pearl 

Lownace  Edward,  boatman  Cherry  n  Walnut 

Lownes  widow,  104  Cross 

Low nesbery  Neh.Lmiah.shoe  si.  c  Bayard  &. Forsylh 

Lownsberry  Jonathan,  cartm.  Columbia  n  Delancy 

Lowry  Henry,  8  South  h  20  Front 

Lowry  James,  grocer  Greenwich  c  Charlton 

Lowry  John  IVf  merchant  58  South  h  52  Ann 

Lowry  Michael,  14  Catherine-lane 

Lowry  and  Co  J  M.  mer.  68  South  .uJi3 

Lowtner  Geo.  labourer  1  Moore 

Lowther^'  Fulton,  grocers  116  Broad 

Loyd  Andrew,  shipwright  28  Roosevelt 

Loyd  Henry,  teacher  40  Delancy 

Loyd  Samuel,  65  Pump 

Loyd  Doctor  Wm.  L.  175  Delancy 

Lozier  Garrit,  carpenter  2  'Charlton 

Lozier  Nicholas,  cartman  2  Charlton 

Lozier  Peter,  mason  rear  106  Mulberry 

Lneier  Stephen,  cartman  59  Chapel 

Lozier  Thomas,  shipcarp.  611  Water 

Lozier  Wm.  cartman  2  Charlton 

Lozier  widow  Esther,  286  Spring 

Loziere  John,  shoemak  9  Charlton 

Lubberwar  Martin,  grocer  16  Chatham 

Lucam  Samuel,  carp,  c  Broome  and  Lewis 

Lucas  Aaron,  shoemaker  40  Hester 

Lucas  Isaac,  builder  197  Church 

Lucas  Samuel,  cooper  86  Catherine 

Luckey  Theopbilus,  weaver  Perry  n  Washington 

Lucky  John,  shoemakrr  37  Esses 

Ludlam  Ephraim,  47tssex 


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i.udlam  Stephen,  cily  surveyor  10J  ames 

Ludley  James,  tobac.  446  Pearl  h  14  Pump 

Ludlow  Anthony,  Sheriff  n  Broome 

Ludlow  Christopher,  125  Bowery 

Ludlow  Frances  S.  80  Chamber 

Ludlow  Guillian,  merchant  15  Whitehall 

Ludlow  James,  druggist  107  Division 

Ludlow  Mary,  44  Warren 

Ludlow  Peter,  merchant  63  Pine 

Ludlow  Philadelphia,  130  Harman 

Ludlow  Thos.  W.  atty  80  Chamber  h  15  Whitehall 

Ludlum  David,  grocer  Broome  c  Ludlow 

Ludluui  Epbraim,  Broome  n  Goerck 

Ludlum  Gersham,  cartman  16  Forsyth 

Ludlum  Jacob,  28  Pearl 

Ludlum  John,  grocer  Broome  c  Norfolk 

Ludlum  Joseph,  mason  c  Church  and  Canal 

Ludlum  Nehemiab,  grocer  49  Essex  c  Hester 

Ludlum  Samuel,  turner  rear  95  Anthony 

Ludlum  Rachel,  23  Walker 

Ludlum  Woi.  grocer  &  boardingb.  117  Washington 

Ludlum,  Johnson  Si  Co.  merchants  16  South 

Ludly  John,  218  Chapel 

Lud wick  Joseph  F.  grocer  35  Pike 

Ludwig  Joseph  F.  grocer  20  Henry 

Luff  John  C.  baker  46  Orchard 

Lnff  John  N.  baker  39  and  41  Broad 

Luff  Martin,  grocer  Forsyth  c  Hester 

Luff  Matthias,  grocer  83  Bowery 

Luff  Philip  L.  butch.  49  Wash.  mkt.  h  Rivington 

Luff  Valentine,  4  Market-slip  [Orchard 

Luffborrow  Isaac,  shoemak.  69  Arundel 

Luffborrow  Thomas,  carpenter  221  William 

Luke  George,  grocer  Greenwich  c  Beach 

Luke  Rachel,  87  Division  and  208  Hester 

Luker  John,  labourer  93  iombardy 

Luker  John,  66  Rutgers 

Lulsdorf  John,  6  Molt 

Lumley  widow  Ellen,  273  Spring 

Lunny  Edward,  175  Hester 

Lupton  Arthur  Stuyvesant 

Lupion  I.  tnilor  228  Water 

Lupton  widow  of  Henry,  coffee  fac.  179  Harmao 
Lupton  Samuel  merchant  tailor  173  Cherry  h  65 
Luqueer  Francis  T.  53  Beaver  [Market 
Luqueer    Vannest,  hardw.  store  105  Pearl 
Luther  Henry,  Eldridge  n  North 
Luther  James,  ropt  maker  2d  Avenue 
Luther  John,  grocer  Rivington  c  Attorney 
Lnthi  r  Robert,  carpenter  213  Orange 
Lutterman  widow,  tailoress  154  Bowery 
Luyster  Abm.  R.  208  Pearl 
Luyster  Wen.  29  Ann  ' 
Luyster  Wra.    Abm  R.  merch.  208  Pearl 
Lyblau  Anne,  Suffolk  c  Division 
Lydaback  Martin,  66  Christie 
Lyde  wldo  v  of  Edward,  31  Barclay 
Lyds  h  Walton,  16  William 

Lydecken  John  I.  48  Sullivan        [225  Broad.vay 
Lydig  David,  flour,  merch.  South  n  Dover-wharf  u 
15  » 


MERCEIN'S 


Lyell  I.  porter  N.  Y.  Bank,  36  William 
Lj  ell  rev.  Thomas,  34  Barclay 
Lyle  Samuel,  merchant  56  Elizabeth 
Lyman  Nathan, grocer  Christopher  c  Herring- 
Lynch  Dominick  jun.  merchant  40  William  b  1 
Lynch  Elias,  grocer  229  Orange  [Greenwich 
Lynch  George,  mariner  50  Collect 
Lynch  George,  boatman  34  Broome 
Lynch  J.  C.  Green  n  Spring 
Lynch  James,  painter  100  Herman 
Lynch  James,  hairdresser  1 12  Broad. 
Lynch  James,  310  1-2  Broadway 
Lynch  John,  cartraan  Bancker  c  Pike 
Lynch  Julia,  210  Duane 
Lynch  Mark,  cooper  621  Water 
Lynch  Patrick,  30  Cross 
Lynch  Thomas,  3  Broad 
Lynch  Thomas,  32  Lumber 
Lynch  widow  Mary,  Grand  c  Cannon 
Lynch  &  Clarke,  min.  water  10  Wall  &  252  Broad- 
Lyng  Jardine,  carpenter  t)3  Chapel  [way 
Lynn  John,  grocer  37  Anthony 
Lynnar  David  ^  Anthony,  groc.    tav.  471  Pearl 
Lyon  Benj.  curtman  Sullivan  o  Spring 
Lyon  Daoirl,  carlman  Broome  n  Arundel 
Lyon  David,  Market  c  Harwan 
Lyon  David,  grocer  Market  c  Bancker 
Lyon  David  S.  deputy  naval  officer  37  Wall 
Lyon  Edwnrd  dry-good  store  164  Chatham 
Lyol,  Elijah,  cartnian  6  Chrystie 
Lyon  Forinan,  merchnnt  23  Ann 
Lyon  Georye,  83  James 
Lyon  G^rrefsbti,  wheelwright  67  Varick 
Lyon  Henry,  upholsterer  156  Water 
Lyon  Heury'  carpenter  178  Bowery 
Lyon  J-mies  H.  distillvr  t> l  Cherry  h  35  Rose 
Lyoi'  J«mes,  carpemer  47  Essex 
Lyon  J.  sse.  carlman  73  Varick 
L>  on  John  H.  b.itclier34  Fly  Mar  h  35  Rose 
Lyon  Joseph,  shipmaster  2  Roosevelt  c  Chatham 
L>on  J  si'ph,  merchant  4  Fulton  slip 
Lj  on  Lewis,  cooper  Agnew's  wharf  h  5  Batuvia 
Lyim  Nicholas  B.  141  Chatham 
Lyon  Peter,  37  Pump 
Lyoi.  Peier  dfygood  More  106  Division 
Lyon  Richard  c;>rv  u  gilder  12  Rhymlers,  n  Grand  ' 
Lyon  Samuel,  smith  2f)  Ann 
Lyon  Samuel,  grocer  Caution  c  Delancy 
Lyon  Silas  auction  broke*  4  James  tlip 
Lyon  Stephen,  laitor  14!>  Division 
Lyon  Thomas,  18  Lombaidy 
Lyon  Thomas,  physician  5  Roosevelt 
Lyon  *Vm,  carlman  Laurens  n  Blceckcr 
Lyon  widow  Elizabeth,  76  Pump 
Lyon  T$-  S.  lumb.  yard  209  Cherry 
Lyon  ilonatha.i     Wm.  136  Division 
Lyon--  Benj.  Hester  n  Collect 
Lyons  Beiij.  carpenter  84  Forsyth 
•    Lyons  Dnvid,  grocer  Bancker  c  Market 
Lyon?  Elizabeth,  Broome  n  Crosby 
Lyons  George,  shoemaker  60  Ferry 


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Lyons  James,  waiter  Lalght  n  Greenwich 
Lyons  James,  mariner  Broome  n  Coerek  fKWM' 
Lyons  James,  tailor  30 Orange 
Lyons  James,  219  Division  [185  Division 

Lyons  jun.  James,  attor.  and  notary  74  Cherry  b 
Lyons  John,  butch.  4  Cath  mar.  h  238  Bowery 
Lyons  Labron,  73  Hester 
Lyons  Mary,  88  Bancker 
Lyons  Owen,  shoemaker  161  Duane 
Lyons  Samuel,  tavern  154  Greenwich 
Lyons  Thomas,  paver  Oliver  n  Bancker 
Lyons  Win.  grocer  38  South 
Lyons  widow,  Front  n  Vly  market 
Lyons  and  Nott,  154  Front 
Lyseu  widow  MargareJ,  233  Church 
Lytle  John,  labourer  Collect  c  Anthonv 
■      •  '     M  ■=■••-  ;•->  - ' 

M'Aboy  John,  179  Cherry 
M'Adam  widow  of  Wm.  57  Broadway 
M'Adam*  widow  of  John  108  Division 
M'Alister  Wm  shoemaker  318  Water 
M  Allen  David,  sailmaker  10  Essex 
M'Alpin  Hugh.  49  Rutgers 
M'Alpin  John,  teacher  39  White 

M'Alpine  ,  rigyer  17  Bancker 

M'Andrew  James.  Ill  Mulberry      •  ■' 

M  Andrew  widow  Mary  13  Prince 

M'Ardle  Philip  taker  5  Prince 

M'Ardle  widow  of  Henry,  163  Elizabeth 

M  Arthur  Alexander,  boarriinghouse  24  Moofe 

M'Aulay  Daniel,  printer  345  Greenwich 

M'Beth  Alexander,  grocer  13  Orchard  "SjL 

M'Beth  Jauies,  chandler  13  0;clrard 

M'Beth  widow  Elizabeth.  32  Orchard 

M'Brair    Burklass,  tailors  and  salesmen  57Maiden 

M'Bride  Daniel,  tailor  251  Washington 

M'Bride  Hugh,  cat  tin  an  192  Mulberry 

M'Bride  James,  merchant  82  Liberty 

?•!  Bride  James,  cartman  63  Orange 

M  Bride  Mary,  nurse  1 12  Anthony 

M'Bride  Thomas,  cartman  148  Orange''  ,  " 

M'Bride  Walter,  grocer  22  Thomas  .'  ■ 

M  Bride  William,  carlman  157  Mulberry 

M'Bride  widow  Eliznbeth,  77  B:iucker 

M'Bride  widow  Catherine,  5S  Elm        '' '  *"J 

M'Caba  P.  livery  stables  40  Nassau         [  r' '','. 

M-Cabe  Charles,  grocor,  64  Cherry 

M'Cabe  James,  baiter  344  Water 

M'Cabe  James,  shoemaker  308  Water  '  ' ' 

M'Cabe  Joseph,  gardener  167  Anthony 

M'Cabe  Owen,  grocer  111  Lombardy 

M:Cabe  Owen,  milkman  27  Lombardy 

M'Cabe  Stephen  .'smith  Thompson  n  Spring 

M'Caddan  Henry,  labourer  Green  n  Spring 

M'Cafferty  Barnard,  Elizabeth  n  1'rinec 

M  Ciffrey  Barney,  labourer  Nicholas  Williarr: 

M'Caffrey  Hugh,  tailor  500  Pearl 

M  Calister  Mary,  60  Bancker 

M  Cll  James,  merchant  160  Pearl 

M'Cal!  James  C.taitr.r  13Elra 

M  Call  John,  merchant  47  Pine 


492 


MERCELVS 


M'Callister  James,  cartman  c  Spring  li  Thompson 
M'Calpin  Hugh,  cooper  49  Rutgers 
M'Calpio  Samuel,  mariner  134  Pump 
M'Calpin  widow  Eliza,  Collect  n  Grand 

M'Calvey  ,  fisherman  Washington  n  Morton 

M'Camman  George,  399  Water 

M'Cammun  Thomas,  stonecutter  Delancy  n  Ridge 

M  Card  ,  carpenter  Suffolk  c  Broome 

M'CarrJohn,  tailor  99  Reed 

M'Cartee  David,  boalbuilder  262  Front  h  12  Jacol' 

M'Cartee  Peter,  currier  12  Jacob 

M'Carter  widow  Margaret,  boardingh.  369  Pearl 

M'Cartey  James,  12  Catherine  lane 

M'Carthy  D.  grocer  Cheapside  c  LombarSy  b  97 

Chatham  c  Duane 
M'Carthy  John,  carpenter  Pprry  n  Washington 
M'Carthy  Justin,  grocer  336  Broadway  c  Anthony 
M'Carthy  widow  Mary.  9  James 
M'Cartie  Justin,  mariner  174  Division 
M'Carty  Charles,  grocer  46  Cherry 
M'Carty  Dennis,  9  Augustus 
M'Cnrly  Jobu,  grocer  Walnut  n  Grand 
M'Carty  Margaret,  boardinghouse  369  Pearl 
M'Carty  Owen,  grocer  113  Anthony 
M'Carty  Peter,  merchant  152  12  Pearl  b  22  Gold 
M-Carly  Robert,  carpenter  Thompson  n  Broome 
M'Carty  k.  Van  Antwerp  auctioneers  Wall  c  Pearl 
M'Caw  James,  distiller  Wooster  n  Spring 
M'Chain  John,  grocer  Elm  c  Spring 
M'Chesney  Nathaniel,  coaebmaker  77  White 
M'Cbestney  &.  Lawrence,  coachmak.  412  Broad- 
way b  28  Canal 
M'Cibb  Mary,  fruilstore  54  Anthony 
M'Cillister  James,  cartman  Spring  c  Thompson 
M'Clain  Ann,  175  Church 
M'CIain  Daniel,  cartman  192  Mulberry 
M'Clain  Cornelius,  218  Church 
M'Clave  John,  stonecutter  281  Greenwich 
M'Clean  Alexander,  25  Old  Slip 
M'Clean  James,  cartman  66  Suffolk 
M'Clean  John,  83  White 
M'Clean  Titus,  rear  319  Water 
M'Clean  William,  cartman  153  Hudson 
M'Cleau  William,  rigger  rear  87  Henry 
M'Cleary  John,  carpenter  95  Cross 
M'Clelan  W.W  att.  conns.  Cm  not.  46  Nassau 
M'Cleland  Joseph,  bookseller  19  Fletcher 
M'Clelland  A.  tailor  81  Mulberry 
M'Clelland  rev  Alex.  170  Cherry 
M  Clinlock,  Hawthorn  &i  Co.  57  Pine 
M'Closkey  Patrick,  grocer  Cedar  c  Greenwich 
M'Closkey  widow  of  Patrick,  341  Greenwich 
M'Clure  Alex.  gro.  and  grain  st.  71  Mulberry 
M'Clure  Archibald,  tanner  61  Bancker 
M'Clure  Francis  42  Robinson 
M'Clnre  John,  carpenter  Desbrosses 
M'Clure  John,  grocer  16  Elm  c  Duane 
M'Clure  Thomas,  cabinetmaker  131  Chapel 
M'Clure  widow  Mabell,  teacher  64  Gold 
M'Cluskey  William,  grocer  Murray  c  Greenwich 
M'Clydes  Wm.  porter  vault  303  Water 


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M'Coffry  Martin,  sawyer  lOTolbot 
M'Colgan  George,  75  Duane 
M'Cullen  Robert. milkman  Grand  c  Allen  [Greenw. 
M'Cfillick  Wm.W  tinplate  &  sbeel-iron  worker  370 
M'Comb  Jobn,  architect  city  hall  b  Bowery  bill 
M'Comb  John,  soda  water  22  Chatham 
M'Comb  Thomas,  sawyer  upper  end  Mulberry 
M'Combes  Henry,  carpenter  144  Division 
M'Combes  John,  sawyer  395  Greenwich 
M'Connell  James,  cooper  Oliver  n  Bancker 
M  Cork-ell  Archibald,  shipmaster  85  White 
M'Cormick  Alexander,  rigger  69  Henry 
M'Cormick  Daniel,  merchant  57  Wall 
M'Cormiek  Hugh,  currier  35  Ferry  b  102 Gold 
M'Cormick  Hugh,  brassfounder  85  Mulberry 
M'Cormick  Robert,  grocer  94  h  39  Front 
M'Cormick  Stephen,  marshal  411  Broadway 
M'Cormick  Tbos.  carpenter  Mulberry  c  Grand 
M'Casker  Joan,  shoemaker  186  William 
M'Cosker  widow,  66  Cross 
M'Coulm  Archibald,  tailor  220  Greenwich 
M'Coun  A.  40  Front  c  Coentiesslip 
M-Coun  Albertion,  40 Front  b  101  Lombaidy 
M'Coun  P  17  Henry 

M'Co.un  Samuel,  22  South  h  14  Broadway 
M'Coun  W.  T.  attorney  76  Jobn  h  30  WarreD  ■ 
M  Cowan  James,  cartman  207  Mott 
M'Coy  Alex,  cartman  9  Clarke 
M'Coy  Catherine,  frnit  store  603  Greenwich 
M'Coy  James,  gold  beater  158  Reed 
M'Coy  John,  dyer  259  Greenwich 
M'Cracken  Ales,  inspector  169  Harman    ,6->,  %  u 
M'Cracken  John,  merchant  85  Pearl      >-Uu;<.'  "it 
M'Cracken  Joba,  machine  maker  523  Greenwich  ■ 
M'Cracken  William,  125 Orange 
M'Crea  — — ,  musician  80  Varick  v'S'jfl 
M'Crea  John,  hairdresser  13  Old  slip  * 
M-Crea  Robert,  mer  2  Slote  lane  h  39  Walker  .i 
M'Crea  and  Slidell,  merchants  41  South 
M'Cready  Andrew,  shoemaker  124  Pum^^Ht" ' m 
M'Cready  Benj.  merchant  tailor  40  John 
M'Cready  George,'upbolsterer  6  Broad  ijw&UitL 
M'Cready  jun.  James,  152  Mott  .  .  ■  <> 

M'Cready  Sarah,  6  Catherine  lane 
M'Cready  T.  butch  32  Calh  mar  b  Willet  n  Stanton 
M  Cready  Thomas,  grocer  28  Broad 
M'Cready  Thomas,  38  Orchard 
M'Cready  Tbos.  10  New       i*tauV<.,*vi|,.- ••  '•  if- 
M'Cready  widow  of  James,  103  Elisabeth 
M'Cready  widow  Sophia,  34  Pike 
M'Crum  Thomas,  crocer  342  Greenwich  OcSSSe 
M'Crum  Thos.  grocer  c  Greenwich  and  Provost 
M'Cue  Peter,  tobacconist  99  Bancker 
M  Cue  Richard,  blacksmith  Augustus 
M'Cuen  Daniel,  labourer  72  Front 
M'Cullagh  Patrick,  cartman  Collect  n  Graud 
M'Cullagh  Sarab,  seminary  1  Beaver 
M'Cullegh  Alex,  tailor  75  Scaromel 
M'Cullen  Eliza,  teacher  183  Division 
■M'Cullen  Mrs.  seminary  20ft  Church 


294 


MERCELV.-. 


M'Cullen  Robert,  26  Front 

M'Culley  John,  whitesmith  Laurens  n  Bleeckei 

M'Culley  Robert,  shoemaker  45  Elmt>W# 

M'Culley  Samuel,  tailor  42  Suffolk  and  124  Pump 

M'Cullough  James,  shoemaker  125  Forsyth 

M'Cullough  Sarah,  Luster  rear 277  Greenwich 

M'Cullough  William,  barber  25  Peck  slip 

M'Cullum  Archibald,  443  Pearl 

M'Cullun  Margaret,  390  Water 

M'Cully  John,  cartman  40  Suffolk 

M'Cuinber  Ebenezer,  77  Murray 

M'Cune  James,  car)  man  Molt  n  Prince 

M'CuDe  J.  rai  l  man     grocer  Rivington  c  Eldrh  V 

M'Cune  Sarah,  teacher  44  Orange 

M'Curdy  James,  merchant  96  William 

M'Cure  Francis,  shipwright  301  Cherry 

M'Cusker  Cornelius,  134  Mott 

M'Cussick  Wm.  cartman  173  Orange 

M  Cutclien  widow  Ann,  Collect  n  Hester 

MDermett  Hugh,  cartman  50  Orchard 

M'Dermott  Henry,  sawyer  Broome  n  East  Rivtr 

M'Dermott  James,  sawyer  Goerck  n  Spring 

M'Dermott  John,  gardener  11  Catherine  lane 

M'Dermott  John,  57  Elm 

M'Dermut  Charles,  grocer  114  Broad 

M'Dermut  Lawrence,  tailor  Renwick 

M'Dermut  Robt.  bookseller  222  Pearl  h  162  Green  w 

M'Dire  Catherine,  washerwoman  112  Anthony 

M'Dole  Benj_*hipcarpenter  9  Jefferson 

M'Donald  Alex,  merchant  165  Broadway 

M'Donald  Alex,  comb  maker  145  Chamber 

M'Donald  Alex,  umbrella  maker  25  Vandewater 

M'Donald  Alexander  L.  att>>r>:ey  67  Dey 

M'Donald  Daniel,  grocer  Division  c  Arundel 

M;Donald  Duncan,  bookbinder  79  Chapel 

M'Donald  Ebenezer,  103  Chapel 

M  Donald  Hannah,  victualling  house  Wash  Market 

M'Donald  Henry,  baker  78  Chatham 

M'Donald  James,  shoemak  Bank  c  Greenwich  lane 

M'Donald  James,  currier 34  Ferry 

M'Donald  James,  carpenter  Pitt  n  Stanton 

M'Donald  James,  builder  Pitt  n  Stanton 

M'Donald  ,  broker  22  Warren 

M'Donald  Jane,  grocer  97  Mulberry 

M  Donald  John,  tailor  80  Cherry 

M'Donald  John  M  attorney  and  couns  70  Cherry 

M'Donald  John,  merchant  504  Broadway 

M-  Donald  Maria,  34  Essex 

M'Donald  Martin,  bootmaker  204  Greenwich 

M  Donald  Matthew,  Attorney       .  :.. 

M'Donald  Michael,  labourer  93  Bancker 

M  Donald  Michael,  grocer  253  Front 

M'Donald  Patrick,  gardener  Greenwich  lane 

M'Donald  Randle,  grocer  Arundel  c  Division 

M'Donald  Walter,  teacher  15  Harman 

M'Donald  William,  shipwright  225  Spring 

M'Donald  Wm.  14  Barclay 

M'Donald  Wm.  shipwright  60  Market 

M'Donald  widow  Ami,  Burrows  n  Herring 

M'Donald  widow  \i>i  n,  4  Charlton 

M'Donald  widow  Jennet,  boardingh.  466  Greenw 


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M'Donald  widow  Mary,  3  Doyer 
M'Donougb  John,  accountant  37  Walker 
M'Donougb  Michael,  stonecutter  338  Greenwich 
M'Donough  Peter  labourer  39  Augustus 
M'Donough  widow,  Lewis  M.  I. 
M'DoDOUgh  widow  of  Patrick,  259  Greenwich 
.  M'Dorman  Matthew,  56  N.  Moore 
M'Dougal  Anthony,  trunk  maker  107  Cross 
M'Dougal  James,  blacksmith  165  Orange 
M'Dougal  widow  Martha,  boarding  b.  12  Eroad 
M-Dougall  Alex,  smith  2  Chapel 
M'Dougall  Allen,  cooper  &  grocer  22  and  32  Old-sl 
M-Dowel  widow,  milliner  75  Harnian 
M'Dowel  Elizabeth,  42  Anthony 
M-Dutfee  Donald,  printer  1  Murray 
M'Durmet  Bridget,  3-13  Water 

M'EIwain,  jun.  ,  hatter  h  8  Cherrv 

M'EIwain  William,  66  Bayard 

M'Eney  Hetty,  widow  65  Nassau 

M'Entire  Moses,  4  Catherine-laue 

M'Entire  Win.  55  Beekman 

M'Eueu  widow,  99  Crosby 

M'Euen  widow,  boardinghouse  39  Pine 

M'Evers  Charles,  merchant  34  Wall 

M'Evers  widow  of  Gulian,  140  Greenwich 

M'Evoy  John,  carpenter  Market  c  Cherry 

M'Evoy  Peter,  115  Greenwich 

M-Ewen  Charles,  counsellor  59  Beekman 

M'Faddin  widow  Nancy,  22  Catherine-lane 

M'Faddle  R.  stationer  14  Walnut 

M'Fall  James,  sea  captain  60  Bayard 

M  Farden  Joseph,  cartman  40  Attorney 

M  Farden  widow,  23  Catherine  lane 

MFsrlan  Alex  cartman  Charlton 

M'Faflan  Duncan,  baker  107  Bayard 

M'Farlan  Henry,  machine  maker  116  Orange 

M-Farlan  Henry,  merchant  12  Vesey 

M'Farland  Archibald  shoemaker  114  Chrystie 

M'Farland  John,  shipwright  3  Rutgers 

M'Farland  jun.  John,  Herring  c  Amos 

M'Farland  William,  labourer  7  Republican  Alley 

M'Farlane  Donald,  tailo,  198  William 

M'Farlane  John,  5  Provost 

M'Farlane  widow  of  William,  547  Pearl 

M'Farlin  Ales,  hatter  52  Water 

M-Farlin  George,  coppersmith  48  Chrystie  ' 

M'Farlin  Thomas,  paioter  Delancy  n  Forsyth 

M'Farqubar  Roderick,  cooper  1  Carlisle 

M'Farran  James,  cartman  Elizabeth  n  Broome 

MFarrau  John,  chairm.  Mercer  n  Broome  h  Greeu 

M  Farran  R  carpenter  Grand  n  Mott    [n  Broome 

M'Ferson  Adam,  labourer  137  Orange 

M'Flinn  Edward,  31  Division   *•-«'  ' 

M'Gahagan  Carrol,  teacher  Hudson  Academy  li 

M'Gahan  Daniel,  grocer  53  Henry       [193  Duane 

M'Gargh  Arthur,  drover  232  Orange 

M'Garragh,  widow  E  East  Bank  n  Greenwich-lane 

M  Garraehan  Archibald,  mason  24  Bank 

M'Gairaglian  Bartholomew,  porterh.  3  fe5  Chatham 

M  Garraglian  Edivard,  attorney  4  Frankfort 

M'Garlby  Bferney,  labourer  125  Anthony 


290 


MERCEIN'S 


M'Gary  Christopher,  cartmau  362  Rivington 
H'Gaviston  Nich. grocer  c  Flizabelb  and  Bayard 

MGr,viston  ,  grocer  c  Spiuce  and  William 

M'Geagh  John,  grocer  Rivington  c  Chrystie 
M'Gee  Mary,  tinhulsterer  45  Orange 
M'Gee  -.  idow  Mary  Ann,  35  OaU 
WGeei  Harvey,  mason  158  ^WPMMMEmI 
M'Ger  W  boat  builder  6S  Market  "tttt^^^H 
M  Gill  Robert,  grocer  <.'ii;iuibeNM|^H 
M'Ginlaj  Mrs.  15  Chapel    JtW-wft^*;  ■■' 
M'Ginn  John,  grocer  86  Bancker 
M'Ginness  Benj.  nrer.  29  Burling-tlip  h  12  Jay 
M'Ginnis  Edward,  cartman  167  Bancker 
M'Ginnis  Hugh,  cooper  5*0  Front 
M'Ginnis  Jatneg,  grocer  2  Renwick 
M'Ginnis  Peter,  labourer  rear  26  Henry 
M'Gintz  James,  grocer  65  Bancker. 
M'Glachlin  John,  milkman  Grand  n  Ctrlaer'i  hook 
M'Glassy  Patrick,  labourer  Grand  n  ForsytbtrflMJ 

M'Gloen  ,  music  master  25  Augustus  • 

M'Goer  John,  29  Fletcher  <H  *<?JfW 

M'Goven  John,  morocco  dresser  48  Dunne 
M'XJovern  Christopher,  tailor  3  Henry  '^jctrf**  J 
M'Govern  Hugh,  grocer  436  Broadway  •<&«>: 
M'Govcrn  Thomas,  blacksmith  GraDd  n  Arundel 
M'Gowan  George,  tobacconist  6  Rose  t^'^tt^'Vi 
M'Gowan  James,  24  Catherine-lane 
M'Gowan  James,  Catherine  Lane  n  El:n 
M'Gowan  I.anlE,  labourer  45  Duane 
M'Gowan  Michael,  labourer  13  Molt 
M'Gowan  Michael,  peddler  13  Molt 
M'Gowan  Owen,  62  Cross 
M'Gowan  Patrick,  labourer  41  Elm 
M'Gowan  Patrick,  47  Duaneilt*iftiMf<r/  .  . 
M'Gowan  Palrick,  71  Murray 
M'Gowan  Robert,  100  Herman 
M'Gowan  Terrence,  63  Orange  ^Wt^*!! 
M'Gowan  Terrence,  32  Cross 
M'Gowen  John,  labourer  1  Gaynor's  Alley 
M'Gowen  Matthew.  8  Catherine-lane      •  !,UiJj 
M'Gowen  Patrick,  labourer  126  Anthony 
M'Grath  John,  tailor  27  Henry 
M'Grath  widow,  43  Mott 
M'Graw  Miles,  carpenter  111  Lombardy 
M'Gray  S.  sawyer  129  Hudson 
M'Gregor  Alexander  J.  134  Water 
M'Gregor  Henry,  labourer.  Grand  c  Mulberry 
M'Gregor  jun.  John,  mt.  135  Front  h  61  Greenwich 
M'Gregor  Samuel,  ropemaker  Lewis  n  Delancy 
M'Gregor  and  Darling,  merchants  137  Front 
M'Grevy  John,  wheelwright  49  Diane 
M'Guire  Edward,  acct.  129  Bancker  c  Birmingham 
M'Guire  E.  attorney  138  Fulton 
M'Guire  Henry,  butcher  44  Watts 
M'Guire  John,  livery  stable  c  Mott  and  Broome 
M'Guire  John,  Broome  c  Mott 
M'Guire  John,  grocer  129  Bancker  c  Birmingham 
M  Gnire  John,  tannerand  grocer  13  Orange 
M'Guire  Michael,  labourer  94  Bancker 
M'Guire  Patrick,  smith  112  Anthony 


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"M'Guire  S.  cartman  53  Augustus 
M'Guire  T.  cartman  Broadway  c  Art 
MGuire  jun.  Thomas,  shoemaker  407  Broadway 
M'Hanna  widow  Mary,  41  Elm 
M'Hahan  P.  labourer  Ul  Anthony 
M'Harg  John  M  saddler  108  Pump 
M'Healy  Michael,  27  Augustus 
MHiucb  William,  123  Washington 
M'Hood  Thomas,  hairdresser  11  Eldridge 
M'Hugh  Owen,  labourer  41  Elm 
M'llroy  Alexander,  baker  84  i'ike 
M'llroy  Stephen,  milkman  29  Reed 
M'llree  Dnniel  I.  grocer  34  1-2  Catherine 
M'llwaine  VVm.  butcher  122  Chrystie 
M'llwaine  widow,  tailoress  Christopher  n  Bedford 
M'loinch  James,  shoemaker  15  Water 
M'Intosh  Allen,  merchant  tailor  407  Greenwich 
M'Intosh  Wm  physician  and  druggist  60  James 
M'Intosh  Wm.  saddler  57  Liberty 
M'lntyre  Archibald,  17  Charlton 
M'lntyre  Hugh,  stone  cutter  Warren  c  West 
M'lntyre  James,  waiter  109  Orange 
M'lntyre  John,  merchant  86  William 
M'lntyre  M.  grocer  203  Washington 
M'lntyre  Peter,  Washn.-ball  382  Broadway  c  Reed 
M'lntyre  Robert,  marble  polisher  420  Greenwich 
M'lntyre  Samuel,  cartman  Grand  c  Arundel 
M'lntyre  widow  Elizabeth,  nurse  16  Harman 
M'lntyre  W.  Si  Nexsen  VV.  mer.  180  Front 
M'Kain  Rodger,  Bank  n  Greenwich 
M'Kann  Owen,  rear  130  Molt 
M'Kann  Roger,  130  Mott 
M'Karnan  Thomas,  43  Hester 
M'Kay  Brian,  labourer  138  Molf 
M'Kay  Elizabeth  n  State  Prison 
M'Kay  George,  grocer  99  Greenwich 
M'Kay  James,  peddler  146  Pump 
M'Kay  John,  printer  21  Rose  [Old-slip 
M'Kay  widow  of  James,  boardingh.  &t  grocer  21 
M'Kaygbney  Patrick,  porterh.  385  Greenwich 
M'Kean  William,  hardware  store  349  Pearl 
M'Kee  Alexander,  shipwright  155  Bancker 
M'Kee  Edward,  grocer  Hammond  c  Greenwich 
M'Kee  James,  mason  124  Bancker 
M'Kee  James,  weaver  Greenwich 
M'Kee  Joseph,  grocer  Delancy  c  Eldridge 
M'Kee  Samuel,  ship  master  44  Pike 
M  Kee  widow  Sarah,  37  Orange 
M'Keen  James,  att.and  counsellor  6  Frankfort 
M'Keen  Joseph,  teacher  3 1  Gold 
M'Keggin  Jolm,  tailor  1  Moore 
M'Kell  Jeunet,  dry  good  store  47  Hudson 
M  Keller  Archibald,  cooper  72  Wall  h.  6  Rose 
M'Keller  and  M'Kinchnie,  coopers  72  WaU 
M'Kenna  Bryan,  grocer  Mulberry  c  Princl 
A  M'Kenna  John,  grocer  Greenwich  c  Cedar 
M'Kecney  Andrew,  carpenter  138  Bancker 
M'Kenney  Patrick,  carpenter  143  Bancker! 
M'Keuuey,  Eicbell  4<-  Lewis,  sailmak  29  Old  slip 
M'Kenny  Barney,  cartman  Torbot 
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MEKCEIN'S 


M'Kenny  John,  17  Elm 

M'Kenny  Patrick,  labourer  Greenwich  n  Hamm'd. 
M  Kenny  Fbillis,  fruiter  7  Cheapside 
M'Kenny  William,  marble  yard  99  Greenwich  h.  24 
M'Kenzie  Alexander,  grocer  14  Church  [Rector 
M'Kenzie  Alexander,  smith  Rhynders  n  Hester 
M'Kenzie  Collin,  shoemaker  2  Birmingham 
M'Kenzie  Elizabeth,  milliner  461  1-2  Pearl 
M'Kenzie  John,  labourer  Ridge  n  Stanton 
M'Kenzie  John,  baker  41  Vesey 
M'Kenzie  John,  carver  and  gilder  125  Mulberry 
M'Kenzie  Richard,  saddler  it  harness  m.  152  Water 
M'Kenzie  William,  shoemaker  7  Harman 

M'Kenzie  ,  marketman  120  Warren 

M'Kenzie  widow  Ellen,  13  Rhyoders 

M'Kenzie  widow  Mary, fruit  store  243  Greenwich 

M'Knnzie  widow  Sarah,  83  Harman 

M'Kenzie  and  Burrows,  sash  m.  Watts  n  Canal 

M'Keon  Hugh,  grocer  77  Bancker 

M'Keon  James,  capt.  44  Elm 

M'Keon  Patrick,  86  Duane 

M'Keon  Robert,  grocer  and  brassfound.  1  Bancker 
M'Keon  widow  Eleanor,  83  Bancker 

M'Kersy  ,  382  Pearl 

M  Kesson  John,  counsellor  306  Broadway 

M'Ketchnie  Thomas,  mason  Sheriff  c  Rivington 

MKeever  James  285  Elizabeth 

M'Keever  widow  Mary,  Wooster  n  Prince 

M'Kever  widow  Mary,  42  Willet 

M'Kibbin  George,  grocer  10  Rose 

M'Kibbin  John,  grocer  Anthony  c  Collect 

M'Kibbins  John,  grocer  Walnut  c  Bancker 

M'Kidrick  widow,  30  Oak 

M'Kie  John,  lumber  yard  N.  Moore 

M'Kiernan  P.  grocer  94  Banckr-r 

M'Kim  John,  painter  30  Church 

M'Kincbnie  Duncan,  cooper  72  Wall  h  34  Lumber 

M'Kinchnie  Duncan,  72  Wnll  h  13  Ferry 

M'Kinlay  Peter,  117  Fly  market 

M'Kinley  Robert,  accountant  54  Mott 

M'Kinney  David,  grocer  23  Catherine 

M'Kinnou  Neil,  73  Fulton 

M'Kinny  L.  wheelwright  Hudson  n  Cbarltou 

M'Kinzie  Keneth,  mariner  27  Oak 

M'Knight  Mrs.  teacher  114  Orchard 

M'Lachlin  widow  Mary,  100  Cherry 

M-Laren  senr.  Daniel ,  grocer  7  Orange 

M'Laugblin  Daniel,  grocer  228  Grand  c  Suffolk 

M'Laughlin  Edward,  Burrows  c  Herring 

M'Laughlin  J.  blacksmith  Columbia  n  Broome 

M'Laughlin  James,  milkman  29  Lombardy 

M'Laughlin  J«sse,  cooper  9  Pike 

M'Laughliu  Jesse,  cooper  21  Fletcher  h  9  Pike 

M'Laughlin  Jo'in,  grocer  29  Augustus 

M'Laughlin  Wm.  account.  1 16  Elizabeth  n  Grand 

M'Laughlin  Wru.  cooper  Olivpr  n  Bancker 

M'Laughlin  Wm.  distiller  390  Water 

M'LaHghlin  widow  Catherine,  grocer  36  Henry 

M'Laughlin  widow  Mary,  2  Birmingham 


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M'Laughlin  widow  Sarah,  boardingh  114  Water 
M'Lean  Ann,  77  Beekman 

M'Leau  Daniel,  painter  i,-  glazier  Grand  c  Suffolk 
M'Lean  Daniel,  painter  228  Grand 
M'Lean  Daniel,  painter  4  Arundel 
M'Lean  Donald,  revenue  officer  7  Walker 
M'Lean  Francis,  fruiter  96  Orange 
M'Lean  Hugh,  M  D.  77  Beekman 

M'Lean  ,  milkman  Bedford  o  Burrow; 

M'Lean  Susan,  187  Greenwich 

M'Lean  Thomas,  grocer  62  John 

M'Lean  Wm.  shoemaker  Walnut  n  Water 

M'Lear  George,  labourer  156  Hester 

M'Lellan  Bernard,  79  Chapel 

M'Leod  Abigail,  boardinghouse  118  Front 

M'Lcod  Rev.  Alexander,  555  Pearl 

M'Leod  Ann,  176  William 

M'Lcod  John,  165  William 

M'Leod  Miss,  teacher  73  f.iberty 

M'Leod  widow  of  Donald,  grocer  85  Wall 

M'Leod  widow  Mary,  grocer  Cbrystie  c  Bayard 

M'Linden  Henry,  labourer  79  Bancker 

M'Lahon  James,  cartmau  4Rhynders  n  Arundel 

M'Man  Redmond,  soap  boiler  72  Forsyth 

Al'Mannas  Andrew,  labourer  Elizabeth  n  Prince 

M'Manus  John,  marshal  Grand  n  Elizabeth 

M'Master  James,  grocer  27  Suffolk 

M  Master  Jas.  W.  teacher  32  Roosevelt 

M'Menomy  Robt'.  auct  Water  c  C.  H.  slip  b  120 

M'Michael  widow  Jane,  8  Cheapside 

M'Millan  John,  carpenter  Rivington  n  Pitt 

M'Millan  Mrs.  18  Maiden  lane 

M'Milliu  Andrew  5.  baker  216  Division 

M'Mullan  Thos  15  Bancker 

M'Mullen  Dennis,  128  Bancker 

M'Mullen  Hugh,  eartcnan  Attorney  c  Delancy 

M'Mullen  John,  grocer  279  Greenwich 

M'Muny  Clatny,  drygood  store  259  Broadway 

M'Alurdy  Aiex.  grocer  9  Chapel 

M'Murray  Francis,  grocer  261  Broadway 

M'Murray  James,  carpenter  Amos  n  Greenwich 

M'Murray  James,  4  Mulberry 

M'Murray  John,  77  Henry 

M'Murray  Owen,  mason  250  William 

MNabb  Johu,groeer  c  Greenw  lane&r  8th  Avenue 

M^Nally  Henry,  grocer  and  cat  (man  44  Henry 

M'Nally  James,  cartman  Chrystie  n  Grand 

M'NallyJohn,  cartman  32  Henry 

M'Nally  Rachel,  122  Bancker 

M  Namara  Peter,  carpenter43  Hester 

M'Namara  Peter,  rigger  Broome  n  Essex 

M'Nassa  Andrew,  Attorney  n  Rivington 

M'Neal  John,  grocer  head  of  Greenwich  lane 

M'Neal  Wm.  sec.  Fire  Insur  Company  64  Wall 

M'Neal  widow,  92  Nassau 

M'Neill  Peter,  coaebmeker  164  Chamber 

M'Nickle  Arthur,  grocer  128  Bancker 

M'Niesh  John,  watchmaker  106  Waler 

M'Nulty  Barney,  shoemaker  c  Mott  and  Hester 

M'Xully  Joho,  crockery  store  21  Harman 


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MEKCEIN'S 


M'Nulty  John,  tobacconist  5  Pike 
M'Nulty  Wm.  grocer  128  Anthony 
M'Pbelan  Hugh,  mason  43  Elm 
M'Pherson  George,  smith  147  Leonard 
M'Piierson  John,  labourer  Walls  n  Hudson 
M'Pherson  John,  labourer 4  Provost 
M'Pherson  Samuel  W.  shipmaster  68  Jamc« 
M'Pherson  Wm.  labourer  143  Mulberry 
M'Quaig  James,  Elizabeth  n  Prince 
M'Quay  John,  waiter  2  Gaynor's  alley  . 
M'Queen  Alex,  sawyer  Watts  n  Hudson 
M'Queen  Miss,  bnardiughouse  224  Water 
M'Queen  Robert,  air  furnace  72  Dua'ne  h  9  Elm 
M'Queen  Wm.  bookbinder  c  Cedarand  /.umber 
M'Queen  Wm.  M.  9  Elm  [makers  72  Duanr 

M'Queen  and  Co.  Robert,  ironfounders  ii  engine 
M'Quetters  Wm  eordwainer  32  Henry 
M'Quin  John,  sawyer  529  Greenwich 
M  Quud  Joseph,  labourer  7  Torbot 
M'Rab  Patrick,  11  Dutch 
M'Reery  Wm  gardener  14  Prince 
M'Speddin  Thos.  cartman  171  Hestsr 
M'Strag  John.  Varick  n  Charlton 
M'Veagh  Wm.  shoemaker  29  Pike 
M'Veagh  Wm.  shoemaker  63  Suffolk 
M'Vickar  Archibald,  72  White 
M'VickarRev.  John.  7  Columbia  College 
M'Vickar  Nathan,  62  Walker 

M'Voy  ,  47  Lispenard 

M'Whiney  John,  mason  Hester  n  Br»adway 

M'Whood  ,  hairdresser  12  Old  slip 

Mabbatt  Jemima,  grocer  1  and  3  Park 

Mabie  Cornelius,  cartman  67  North  Moore 

Mabie  Jacob,  measurer  552  Pearl 

Mabie  Jasper,  cartman  282  Spring 

Mabie  John,  cartman  Bedford 

Mabie  Peter,  cartman  Desbrasses  n  Greenwich 

Maby  Jacob,  hairdresser  16  Catherine  h  3  Chtystie 

Macarthen  Ann,  9  Front 

Macartney  Samuel,  shoemaker  92  Diiane 

Macauley  Samuel,  M  D  524  Pearl 

Mace  Adam,  Pitt  n  Stanton 

Mace  John,  cartman  21  Chape! 

Macey  John,  mariner  Kip's  Bay 

Macgill  Robert,  bookstore  and  library  6  Liberty 

Macherau  ,  French  teacher  67  Mulberry 

Machett  John,  Crosby  n  Prince 

Machett  Mary,  teacher  88  Nassau 

Machett  Samuel,  35  Forsyth 

Machizot  Dominic,  dyer  475  Pearl 

Mack  Catherine  widow,  120  Warren 

Mack  Daniel,  140  Mulberry 

Mackay  H  S.  atty  143  Fulton  h  Grand  n  Forsyth 

Mackay  4'  Son  John,  orna  ^  h  painters  10  Warren 

Mackercy  James,  carver  and  gilder  382  Pearl 

Mackey  Alex  shipwright  Grand  n  Mangin 

Mackey  Isabella  widow  of  capt  Rich'd.  6Cheapside 

Mickey  John,  tailor  c  Elizabeth  and  Prince 

Mackey  John,  rigger  127  Bancker 

Mackey  Joseph,  tveaver  Hammond  o  Washington 


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Mackey  Thomas,  porterhouse  66  Nassau 
Macfcey  widow  Hannah,  138  Mott 
Mackie  Francis,  labourer  9  Clarke 
Mackie  Jacob  0.  45  Walker 
Mackie  Peter,  merchant  45  Walker 
Mackie  Thomas,  mason  250  Bowery 
Mackie  William,  103  Greenwich  -2? 
Mackie  Milne  fa  Co.  merchants  61  Pine 
i-Iackin  \\  m.  grocer  22  Harman 
Mackindoo  Robt.  carpenter  135  Collect 
Macklin  Francis,  104  Bowery 
Mackrell  Wm.  carpenter  27  Forsyth 
Mackrill  Patrick,  rigger  50  Bancker 

Waclansen  ,  writing  academy  576  Pearl 

Maclay  Rev.  Archibald,  52  Mulberrv 
Macneven  Wm  James,  M  D  7  Park  Place 
Macomb  Alex.  125  Greenwich 
Macrae  Wm.  cabinetmk.  238  Greenwich 
-Mactier  Henry,  merchant  141  Chamber 
-Macy  Benj.  boardinghouse  236  Water 
Madan  Abm.  shoemaker  89  Mott 

M»^e"  MSeph'  conslable  Bowery-hill  n  Love  lane 
Madden  MISS,  mantuaker  19  Thomas 

\i  jj     Samu,!,> tailor  H9  Bowery 
gladden  Timothy,  merchant  304  Broadway 
Mader  Joseph,  83  Mott  y 
Maderson  Catherine,  21  Orange 
Madlon  Peter,  fruit  si.  148  Division 
-•lagan-en  widow  Letty,  boardingh.  244  Pearl 
Magee  James,  grocer  66  Maiden-lane 
Magee  Jonn,  rigger  61  Bancker 
Magee  Patrick,  cooper  27  Moore 

Magee  Patrick,  labourer  21  Henry 

Magee  fa  Co  J.  merchants  71  South 

Magie  D  H.  keeper  potters'  field 

Maginnis  Edward,  currier  9  Jacob 

Magmniss  James,  smith  115  Greenwich 

Maginniss  Samuel  H.  19  Dey 

Magnes  Charles,  boatman  29  Bridge 

Magnin  David,  watchmaker  1  Garden 

Maguire  Edward,  teacher  39  Pike 

Maguire  John,  grocer  129  Bancker  c  Birmingham 

Magune  Ross,  cartman  95  1-2  Mulberry  6 

\   l"  James'  grocer  34  Henry 

Mahany  Edmond,  porter  89  Nassau 

u  u  0  ™,r,ck>  Srocer  39  Market 

^bas-  Pat-  Paper  hangings  81  Maiden-la  h 
-Mahon  John,  carpenter  23  Milbtrry  f287  Dnnn«! 
Mabon  widow  Hannahi  Elm  „  Hee$7    I28'  Duane 

Mahony  w.dow,  9  Batavia  lane 

Ma.ghen  John,  grocer  2  Oliver  c  Bancker  ' 

Ma.go  John,  porter  29  Fletcher 

Main  AnHr6W'  'ab0"rer396  Gr«nwich 
Ma  n  Andrew,  merchant  31  Murray 
Main  John,  shoemaker  159  Duane 
Mains  Sarah,  Delancy  n  Rid»e 
Maintain  Anthony  D.  45  Gold 

MaTc  %ST  ChV-  m!f  16  Ced"  b  36  John 
Ma.S  C  F.  Clascal  acad.  Greenwich  la.  op.  Amw 


3oa  MERCEIN'S 

Majaslre  Amelia,  Broome  n  Mulberry 
Major  Prudence,  widow  14  Baiavm  lane 
Malard  Peter,  grocer  23  Warren 
Malcolm  James,  pilot  51  Mulberry 
Malcom  Miss  Catherine,  58  Franklin 
Maldery  David,  waiter  69  Lee-nard 
Malia  v.  idow  Mercello,  82  Nassau 
Malibran  E.  merchant  34  South 
Mallet  Lewis,  grocer  109  Chuich  c  Duane 
Mallin  Patrick,  grocer  23  Henry 
Mallory  Charles,  carpenter  Prince  c  Ehzabetrt 
Mallory  James,  tavern  139  Fulton 
Mallory  James,  painter  and  gilder,  9  t  ront 
Mallongh  Jeremiah,  merchant  5  Bauckei 
Malloy  Robert,  grocer  165  Bancker 
Maloony  Michael,  grocer  277  Water 
Maloy  Richard,  painter  125  I  orsyth 
Maltbie  Wm.  D  mer.  15  Riv.ngton 
Maltbie  ^  Field,  merchants  299  Pearl 
Mallby  Eldridge,  mer.  166  Chatham 
Maltman  James,  stonecutter  361  Oreenwtch 
Manahan  Patrick,  tobacconist  272  Water 
Manderson  John,  92  Cross 
Mandeville  John,  shoemaker  Perry  c Asylum 
Mandeville  Rebecca,  seamstress  134 ■  Mulbe.ry 
Mandeville  William,  cabinetmaker  8  Cortland 
Maneca  J.  French  teacher  42  Cedar 
Manet  Francis,  17  Oliver 
Manett  John,  166  Bancker 
Manley  James  R.  M  D.  287  Greenwich 
Manley  John,  mer.  54  Water 
Manley  Robert,  7  Dey 
Manley  Robert  F.  74  Chamber 
Manley  widow  Hannah,  165  Division  [hardy 
Mann  Asa, lum.  mer.  Cheiryc  Jefferson  b  158  Lotu- 
Mann  David,  labourer  Bowery  n  Broadway 
Mann  David  M.  sailmaker  63  Mulberry 
Mann  Edward  B  sailmaker  290  Front  h  9  TiV* 
Mann  John,  shoemaker,  23  Murray 
Mann  Josiah,  grocer  52  Oak 
Mann  Margarelta,  teacher  9  Pike 
Mann  Samuel,  baker  Herring  c  Burrows 
Mann  William,  cbairmaker  230  Spring 
Mann  widow  Elizabeth,  board.ngh.  61  Broadway 
Mann  &  Bool  -  lumb.  merchts.  Cherry  c  Jefferson 
Mann  &•  Williams,  s»ilmakcrs  290  1< ront 
Mannagban  James,  painter  and  glaz.  25  Eldr.dgc 
Mano-1  John,  hay  carlman  65  Vandani 
Manuel  Joseph,  rigger  15  Water 
Mannihan  Patrick,  grocer  Prince  c  Mott 

Mann^g  Joseph,  ma,,.f.  of  ^^"figSE 
Manning  Robt.  ntL  and  couns.  2  in  1  Law  buildings 
Manning  S.elte,  drygood  st.  291  Broadway 
Manning  &.  Richmond,  merchts.  35  Front 
Manning  fcWnad,  fancy  soap  man.  Collect  n  own 
Man,  v  ft am phrey,  labourer  77  Bancker 
MansricU'.  F.iijah,  shipcarpeutei  64  AUen 
Mansfield  John,  house  joiner  35  Barman 


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Mansfield  John,  grocer  480  Pearl 

Mansfield  John,  shipcarpenter  Lewis  M.  I 

Mansfield  Richard,  mariner  4S  Pike  [Delanc 

Manolt  George,  butcher  72  Fly-mark,  h  Orchard 

Manson  Anthony,  rigger  Lewis  M.  I. 

Manson  widow,  boardingh.  72  Warren 

Manwarring  Gordon,  95  Cliff 

Many  Benj.  S.  75  Church 

Many  Francis  V.  grocer  195  Fulton 

Many  James,  127  Washington 

Many  F  V.  Si  J  L.  grocers  228  Fulton 

Mapes  Benjamin,  tailor  Hammond  n  Arsenal 

Mapes  Jonas,  58  Broad 

Mapes  ic  Oakley,  mer.  tailors  31  Wall 

Marble  Javez,  carpenter  92  Henry 

Marcell  Joseph,  painter  231  Greenwich 

Marcellin  widow  Catherine,  3  Mulberry 

Marcer  John,  207  Division 

Marcet  John,  acconntanl  59  Chapel 

March  Charles,  14  Warren 

March  fc.  Benson,  merchants  6  Old-slip 

March  &  Low,  merchants  190  Broadway 

Marchant  Charles,  brassfounder  rear  30  Cross 

Marie  J.  B.  mereh.  123  Washington  h  53  Dey 


Mariner  William,  segar  make;-  1 16  Church 

Mariotte  Francis,  distiller  52  Anthony 

Marius  H.-38  Anthony 

Marius  Sylvester,  city  weigher  102  Cedar 

Mark  Jacob,  mer.  65  Wash,  h  62  Greenwich 

Markey  James,  merchant  tailor  56  James 

Marks  John,  labourer  Mulberry  c  Hester 

Marks  Peter,  gardener  1st  Avenue  n  First 

Marks  Robert,  mariner  Oliver  n  Bancker 

Marks  Saml.  printer  65  Vesey  h  Church  c  Anthony 

Marks  William,  gardener  Nicholas  William 

Marley  John,  208  Anthony 

Marley  Luke,  plane-maker's  I  Elm 

Marquand  Isaao,  mer.  12  Pearl 

Marquisteu  John,  tailor  228  William 

Marr  James,  4  Catherine-lane 

Marrat  W,  mathematical  teacher  58  Church 

Marren  Patrick,  labourer  48  Henry 

Marrenda  John,  55  Warren 

Marrener  Edward,  carpenter  543  Pearl 

Marrenner  James,  fruiter  478  Greenwich 

Marrenner  John,  hairdr.  486  h  484  Greenwich 

Marrenner  John,  45  Rutgers 

Marrian  Patrick,  labonrer  137  Bancker 

Marrin  Edward,  cooper  81  Forsyth 

Marriner  Geo.  Bancker  c  Rutgers 

Marriot  Maria  Miss,  teacher  Grand  n  Elm 

Merschal  David,  ladies'  shoemak.  141  William 

Manchalk  Francis,  sailmak.  59  Ludlow 

Marschalk  John,  mariner  c  Mulberry  h  Chatham 


Marine  Church 


Marine  Hospital  fj^ifl  Broaduay  op.  Pear ' 


304  MERCEIN'S 


Marschalk  Jehn,  city  weigh.  11  Fulton  h  18  Frank- 

Marschalk  N.  34  Dey  [liii 

Marschalk  Sarah,  130  Chamber 

Marschall  Christopher,  baker  38  Elizabeth 

Marschheausen  Theodore,  pro.  of  tuning  91  Warreo 

Mar=li  David,  butcher  46  Fly  rakt.  h  274  Bowery 

Marsh  Ephraim,  cabinetmk.  8  Warren 

Marsh  Evert,  cur.  Jacob  c  Frankf.  h  4  Vande water 

Marsh  E  T.  merchant  104  Pearl 

Marsh  E  W.  butcher  57  Fly  mkt.  h  274  Bowery 

Marsh  Gideon  D  C.  carpenter  47  Sullivan 

Marsh  Henry,  butcher  45  Fly  mkt.  b  10  North 

Marsh  Henry,  accountant  3  Orchard 

Marsh  John,  earpenter  Rivington  c  Pitt 

Marsh  John  R.  grocer  Delancy  c  Pitt 

Marsh  Joseph,  painter  113  Cherry 

Marsh  Moses,  carpenter  61  While 

Marsh  Moses,  carpenter  Grand  n  Crosby 

Marsh  Samuel,  merchant  165  Pearl 

Marsh  widow  Catherine,  233  Greenwich 

Marsh  widow  Margaret,  17  Lispenard 

Marsh  widow  Mary,  126  Delancy 

Marsh  widow  of  Noah  \V.  Thompson  n  Grand 

Marsh  and  Brooks,  inefchuats  160  Pearl 

Marsh  and  Wall,  grocers  2TC  Bowery 

Marshals  Office  S  D.  59  William 

Marshall  Adam,  sweep  office  38  Chapel 

Marshall  Benj.  mer  273  Pearl  h  63  Chamber 

Marshall  Benj  grocer  ii  stage  of.  128  Broad  c  South 

Marshall  Charles,  sashmaker  136  Chrystie 

Marshall  Daniel,  potter  2  Pump 

Marshall  Isaac,  carpenter  Columbia  n  Delancy 

Marshall  James,  carpenter  Renwick 

Marshall  James,  brassfounder  57  Elm 

Marshall  James,  shnemak  Dcsbrosses  n  Greenwich 

Marshall  John,  grocer  9  South 

Marshall  John,  shoemak.  125  Greenwich 

Marshall  John,  shoemak.  73  Cedar 

Marshall  Lewis,  cordwainer  25  Thomas 

Marshall  Robert,  mariner  11  Suffolk 

Marshall  Saml  R.  phys.  to  navy  hosp.  32  Rivington 

Marshall  Susanna,  9  Nassau 

Marshall  Sylvanus,  labourer  Grand  ■  Suffolk 

Marshall  Thos.  butch.  44  Cath.  rakt.  h  142  Allen 

Marshall  Thos.  shoemak.  Sheriff  n  Rivington 

Marshall  Tbos.  W.  grocer  39  Catherine 

Marshall  Wm.  drygood  st.  180  Chatham  h  30  Pump 

Marshall  Wm.  shoemaker  282  Greenwich 

Marshall  Wm.  earthenware  manuf.  1 16  Hester 

Marshall  Wm.  drygood  si.  184  Chatham  h  80  Prince 

Marshall  widow,  39  Lotnbardy 

Marshall  widow  A.  71  Division 

Marshall  widow  Mary,  124  Chrystie 

Marshel  James,  tailor  126  Bowery 

Marston  John,  95  Washington  h  37  Cortlandt 

Marston  John,  groeer  95  Washington 

Martin  Alexander,  shipcarp  69  Scammel 

Martin  Alexander,  stonecut.  Broome  n  Sullivan 

Martin  Alexander,  32  Cross 

Martin  Angelica,  prof,  music  k  dancing  19  Warren 


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Martin  Araunah  R  teacher  147  Bancker 
Martin  Asher,  sbopmaker  346  Greenwich 
Martin  Benedict,  125  Lombnrdy 
Martin  Coorod,  gardener  387  Bowery 
Martin  C.  widow,  nurse  74  Church 
Martin  Daniel,  porter  cellar  96  Chamber 
Martin  Daniel,  shoemaker  62  Mott 
Martin  Fanny,  milliner  155  Broadway 
Martin  George,  cartman  8  Torbot 
Martin  G  H.  grocer  253  Greenwich 
Martin  Henry,  rigger  86  Front 
Martin  Isaac,  mason  Varick  n  Spring 
Martin  James,  carpenter  145  Hudson 
Martin  James,  26  Vandam 
Martin  James,  11  Chapel 

Martin  James,  painter  ^  drawing  mast.  19  Warren 

Martin  James  S.  painter  113  Chamber 

Martin  Jeptha,  carpenter  188  Mulberry 

Martin  John,  bookbinder  Grand  n  Forsyth 

Martin  John,  brass  founder  8  Ann 

Martin  John,  waiter  50  Gold 

Martin  John,  12  Cross 

Marlin  John,  labourer  102  Leonard 

Martin  John,  whitesmith  h  mechanist  8  Warren 

Martin  John  B.  grocer  Murray  c  Wash,  h  10  Jay 

Martin  Joseph,  shipwright  172  Bancker 

Marlin  Lawrence,  butcher  190Eldridge 

Martin  Matthew,  shipcarp.  North  c  Lewis  Man  /  ' 

Martin  Miles,  72  William 

Martin  Morris,  grocer  Grand  c  Collect 

Marlin  Peter,  watchman  89  Chatham 

Marlin  Philip,  74  Chapel 

Martin  Robert,  weaver  Greenwich  c  Bank 

Martin  Samuel, rigger  43  Henry 

Martin  Samuel,,  carpenter  Varick  n  Spring 

Martin  Saml.  butch.  17  Catb.  nftr.  h  12  Goveneur 

Martin  Stelle,  teacher,  257  Duane 

Martin  Stephen,  grocer  29  Henry 

Marlin  Thomas,  mariner  66  Front 

Marlin  Thomas,  can  man  Elm  n  Spring 

Martin  Thos.  block  4'  pump  m  rear  111  Lombardy 

Martin  Thomas,  mariner  34  Bayard 

Martin  Thomas,  bootmaker  37  Augustus 

Martin  Wm.  coachman  201  Orange 

Martin  Wm.  shipwright  117  Harman 

Martin  widow  Ann,  86  Henry 

Martin  widow  Catherine,  12  Jefferson 

Martin  widow  Mary,  48  Spring 

Martin  widow  Nancy,  Commerce  n  Bedford 

Marlin  widow  Rachel,  44  Hester 

Martin  ^-  Hampton,  grocers  Washington  c  Vesey 

Marline  Andrew,  merchant  20  Division 

Martine  S.  grocer  Vandam  c  Hudson 

Martine  J.  &  S.  shoeslore  49  Watts 

Martine  J.  ^  S.  haystore  36  Vandam 

Martine  Wm.  &  Son,  3d  Avenue  c  Tenth 

Martinet  Genest,  umbrella  maker  199  William 

Martlnot  &  Roe,  umbrella  makers  60  Maiden-lane 

Martling  Daniel,  lumberyard  Hudson  n  Charlton 

Martling  Isaac  chair  maker  19  Bowery 


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Martlir.g  Jolin,  cooper  Elizabeth  n  Broome 

Martling  Wm.  grocer  King  c  Greenwich 

ftlarvil  Robert,  shipcarpenter,  Man.  hi. 

Marvin  Ann  Vaiick  c  Spring 

Marvin  Daniel,  drygood  store  442  1-2  Pearl 

Marvin  Elsey,  nurse  147  Division 

Marvin  Jeffcry,  104  Leonard 

Marx  Asher,  merch.  86  Wall  h  72  Greenwich 

Masch  Wm.  72  Chapel 

Mash  Mary,  37  Thomas 

Masmore  Thomas,  mariner  418  Greenwich 

Mason  Dudley,  quill  dresser  84  Hester 

Mason  Edward,  labourer  55  Walker 

Mason  George,  auctioneer  137  Bancker 

Mason  George,  grocer  13(5  Mulberry 

Mason  H.  waiter  24  Anthony  ^5*..!; 

Mason  Isaac  J.  upholsterer  32  Chatham 

Mason  .Tenet,  boardinghouse  88  Pine 

Mason  John  F.  grocer  54  Frankfort 

Mason  John,  cooper  Vandam  c  Greenwich 

Mason  John,  merch  178  Pearl  h  336  Broadway 

Mason  rev.  John  M.  Love-lane  n  Bowery 

Mason  Joseph,  4  Roosevelt 

Mason  Leonard,  cooper  476  Greenwich 

Mason  Mary,  tailoress  88  Varick 

Mason  Robert,  carpenter  154  Orange 

Mason  rev.  Thomas,  88  Chrystie 

Mason  William,  carver  and  gilder  108  Pump 

Ma;on  widow  Ann,  408  Greenwich 

Masonnean  Peter,  292  Bowery 

Massey  Wm.  mariner  34  Lomuardy 

Master  Charles,  carpenter  3  Vandam 

Master  Daniel,  wheetwrigh'  Chrystie  n  Rivington 

Masterton  Alex,  stonecutier  Biooine  o  Thompson 

Masterton  widow  Nancy,  48  Elm  • 

Masters  Henry,  mason  28  Lombardy 

Masters  Thomas,  mer.  92  Coffee-h  si.  h  1 18  Liberty 

Masterson  Wm.  shoemaker  1  Provost 

Maslei  son  widow  of  Wm  30  Henry 

Masterton  David,  bookbinder  6  Ludlow 

Masterton  James,  merchant  71  William 

Masterton  and  Dubois,  102  Pearl 

Matchet  Edward,  cartman  Mulberry  c  Grand 

Mather  Andrew,  grocer  Whitehall  c  Bridge 

Mather  Andrew,  printer  58  Elizabeth 

Mather  George,  ink  maker  Prince  n  Wooster,  tit 

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Mather  James:  shoemaker  83  Hester 
Mather  John,  coppersmith  114  Chamber 
Mather  Ramond,  shoemaker  83  Hester 
Malhers  John,  smith  221  Church  and  63  Walker 
Mathers  William,  cbairmak'-r  140  Hester 
Mathew  Elias.  55  James 

Mathews  Abijab,  cub.tnak.  16CaiheriDe  h  4  Henry 
Mathew9  Abraham,  shoemaker  122  fc.m 
Mathews  Abraham,  sailmaker  122  Elm 
Ma' hews  Ananias,  carpenter  17  Orchard 
Mathews  Horace  boatman  6  Vestry 
Mathews  Isaac,  shoemaker  4  Norfolk 
Mathews  rev.  James  M.  46  Lumber 


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Mathews  James,  grocer  131  front 

Mathews  James,  grocer25  John 

Mathews  John  C.  mason  127  Mulberry 

Mathews  Oliver,  dryg»od  store  10  Division 

Mathews  Richard,  62  Alien 

Mathews  Richard,  cartman  55  James 

Mathews  William,  baker  old  Harlaem  road 

Mathews  Wm.  E.  grocer  6  Water 

Mathews  widow  Ann,  97  Bowery 

Matsell  George  tailor  654  Broadway 

-Matterson  Deria.c)53  Barclay 

Matthews  George,  shoemaker  54  Anthony 

Matthews  William,  baycarlman  73  Forsyth 

•Matthews  William,  grocer  Grand  c  Cannon 

Matthews  Wm.  grocer  6  Water  h  5  Moore 

Matthews  widow  Letlice,  73  Lombardy 

Mallbison  Robert,  269  Mott 

Matticc  Wm.  I.  carpenter  179  Orange 

Mauran  Oroondates,  8  f  ulton  h  53  Provost 

Maurice  James,  brok.  and  com.  mer.  37  h  39  Water 

Maurice  Stephen,  shoemaker  84  Cross  [Moore 

Maverick  A.  copperplate  printer21  Liberty  h  80  ffT. 

Mavtsrick  Peter,  engraver,  2  Pine 

Maxwell  Hugh, counsellor  at  law  13  Frankfort  h  19 

Maxwell  James  Homer,  365  Washington-  [Hester 
Maxwell  Joseph,  morocco  dresser  1 1  Rose 
Maswell  Patrick,  carpenter  20  Roosevelt 

Maxwell  Patrick,  grocer  83  Mott 

Maxwell  Wm.  shipwright  44  Orchard 

Maxwell  Wm.  H.  att.  and  oouns.  365  Washington 

May  Anthony,  cartman  Spring  n  the  Market 

May  George,  mason  Broome  n  Elm 

May  Henry,  grocer  Broome  c  Goerck 

May  Wm.  sign  painter  170  William 

May  Wm.  painter  45  Mott 

Mayble  Abraham  P.  mason  34  Church 

Mayers  Stephen,  74  Barclay 

Mayers  «i  Hamilton,  tailors  Barclay  c  Greenwich 

Maynard  Daniel  86  Hester 

Maynard  Samuel,  fisherman  86  Hester 

Maynard  widow,  67  Beekman 

Maynat  Henry,  gardener  Art  n  Bowery 

Alayne  George,  shipcarpenter  Cherry  n  Market 

Mayo  Samuel,  broker  47  Chatham 

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South  Wttt         l^i'lM  ,  first  floor 
Mea  Alexander,  brassfounder  Broome  n  Cannon 
Mea  Daniel,  mason  Grand  n  Chrystie 
Mead  Artemus,  Jones  Grttmtich 
Mead  Benjamin,  merchant  20  South  b.  47  Pearl 
Mead  Bunker,  boatmau  57  Norfolk 
Mead  Demas,  carpenter  49  Pump 
Mead  Edward,  cartman  12  Torbot 
Mead  Eliza  Hannah,  67  Chapel 
Mead  Elknah,  cartman  213  Spring 
Mead  Henry  M.  35  North  Moore 
Mead  Henry  M.  D.  Broome  n  East  Rirer 
Mead  Henry,  Gilbf-rt  n  Herring 
Mead  Hi'ury,  milkman  Reason 
Mead  James,  cartman  33  Leonard 


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Mead  John  H.  baker  Elm  n  Spring 

Mead  John,  accountant  77  Warren 

Mead  Jonathan,  engineer  120  Hester 

Mead  Joseph,  41  Orange 

Mead  Leander,  188  Chatham 

Mead  Luther,  drygood  store  44  Division 

Mead  Mrs.  76  Catherine 

Mead  Nehemiah,  cartman  49  Ludlow 

Mead  Nicholas,  tavern  and  porterhouse  59  Nassau 

Mead  Peter,  wheelwright  Broome  n  Ludlow 

Mead  Peter  I.  victualling!!.  152  Fly-Market  ' 

Mead  Sarah,  40  Roosevelt 

Mead  Slates  M  cabinetmaker  2  Coenliesslip 

Mead  Walter,  accountant  10  Walker 

Mead  Whitman,  39  Wall 

Mead  William,  shoemaker  300  Bowery 

Mead  Zophar,  merchant  208  Pearl 

Me«d  widow,  97  Orange 

Mead  widow  Frances,  10  Henry 

Mead  widow  Nancy,  18  Spring 

Mead  widow  Rachel  of  Hardy,  360  Water 

Mead  &  Co.  D.  fa  L.  groc.  Eldridge  c  Pump  [slip 

Mead  fa  Co.  Ralph,  merchants  74  Pearl  c  Coeutie; 

Meadwny  Thomas,  tavern  402  Bowery 

Mealio  Stephen,  boardingh.  276  Water 

Mealy  Stephen,  porterhouse  11  Spruce 

Mean  Martha,  28  Fell 

Mechanic  Fire     U      8    Insurance  Company 
2  franklin  >  -W  Sijvari 


Mechanic  Hail     *  •   •Iff     237  Hrouduay 


Meday  Christian,  grocer  Forsyth  c  Pump 

Medlar  David,  weaver  189  Division 

Medlar  John,  cartman  Urand  n  Essex  • 

Medlar  Lodovvick  13  Essex 

Medler  Samuel,  grocer  Grand  c  Norfolk 

Meeker  John  M.  boardinghouse  81  Pearl 

Meeker  John  M.  carpenter  48  Stone 

Meeker  Piatt,  carpenter  Spring  c  Orange 

Meeker  Samuel,  6  Harrison 

Meeker  Samuel,  col.  lOVesey 

Meeker  Thomas,  cartman  60  Mulberry 

Meeker  Thomas,  sawyer  Thompson  n  Spring 

Meeker  fa  King,  merchants  William  c  Maiden-lane 

Meeks  Charles,  227  Church 

Meeks  sen.  Edward,  93  Duane 

Meeks  Edward,  cabinetmaker  14  h  20  Broad 

Meeks  Isaac,  carpenter  71  Sullivan 

Meeks  James,  shipmaster  188  Water 

Meeks  Jos.  K  cartman  Broome  c  Clarke 

Meeks  Joseph,  cabinetmaker  43  Broad  h  49 

Meeson  Benj.  20  Mulberry 

Meelz  Raymond,  music  store  280  Broadway 

Megarey  H.  1  stationer 96  Broadway 

Megie  Daniel,  brick  dealer  6  Harrison 

Megie  Daniel  H.  keeper  Potter's-field 

Mcgirl  Barnard,  grocer  1  Oliver 

Megonegal  James,  grocer  96  Baucker 


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Megratb  Michael,  7  Murray 

Mehaa  Arthur,  porter  37  Robinson 

Meier  C.  &.  H  H.  merchants  1  Slote-lane 

Meigbam  Terence,  boardingh.  66  Water 

Meighan  John,  grocer  2  Oliver 

Meighan  Thomas,  120  Anthony 

Meighen  Charles,  blacksmith  Washington  n  Laigbi 

Meigs  Henry,  couo  &  nota.  Id  Nassau  city  library  b 

Meinnell  Jas.  morocco  man.  26  h  7  Ferry  [Greenw 

Mekeel  Wm.  cartman,  53  Spring 

Meldram  James,  carpenter  Grand  n  Arundel 

Melick  B  P.  500  Greenwich 

Melick  B.  grocer  Spring  c  Greenwich 

Meline  F.  66  Murray 

Mellis  James,  groeer  75  Chatham 

Melvill  Allen,  mer.  119  h  6  Pearl 

Melville  Mary,  mantuamaker  110  Mulberrv 

Melvill  Allen,  119  h«  Pearl 

Melvin  James  A.  tavern  9  Warren 

Melvin  R.  tailor  479  Greenwich 

Mercantile  .Academy,  Doyer 

MERCANTILE     &*'»t  ADVERTISER, 
Office     I  159  Pearl 

Mercantile  Insurance  J"  '  B  Company, 
Office  WH'U  98  Pine 

Mercein's  City       pWiH     Directory  Office, 
93  NiPli  Gold 

Mercein  Thomas  R.  bookseller  22  Wall  h  Brooklyn 
Mercein  William  A.  printer  93  Gold 
Mercer  Ambrose,  mason  Orange  n  Prince 
Merchant  Aaron  M.  teacher  65  Chrystie 
Merchant  Charles,  brassfounder  8  Warren 
Merchant  Joseph ,  painter  Market  n  Cherry 

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Mercier  John,  jeweller  Roosevelt  c  Oak 
Merkle  Christopher,  wheelwright  Hubert  n  Greenw 
Merlett  Abraham,  cbairmaker  306  Bowery 
Merrell  J  S.  (ancy  chairpainter  50  Elizabeth 
Merrell  James  F.  80  Nassau 
Merrell  William,  shoeware  st.  32  Maiden-lane 
Merribew  William,  mariuer  15  Chrystie 
Merrill  Abraham,  shoemaker  80  Nassau 
Merrill  Frederick,  cartman  10  Crosby 
Merrill  John,  hairdresser  2  Birmingham 
Merrill  William,  Perry  n  Washington 
Merrill  widow  Hannah,  158  Broadway 
Merritt  Benj.  Fulton  n  Pearl 
Merrit  Benjamin,  mer.  277  Pearl 
Merritt  Darius,  seaman  6  Hague 
Merritt  D.  grocer  473  Broadway 
Merritt  Isaac,  carpenter  196  Spring 
Merritt  J  D.  fancy  cbairmaker  Grand  n  So/folk 
*  Merritt  J.  cartman  46  Ljdlow 
Merritt  Jnbi:,  drygood  s(.  160  Bowery 
Merritt  Lemuel,  physician  14  Bowery 
Merritt  M.  flour  mer.  29  Burling  si.  h  33Van«Iewalei- 
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310  MERCEIN'S 


Merritt  Nehemiah,  mer.  357  Pearl  b  Market  n  Hen 
Merritt  Samuel,  porter  167  Duane 
Merritt  Stephen,  Cherry  c  Scatnmel 
Merritt  Win  C  187  Pearl  h  33  Vandewater 

Merritt  chairmaker  67  Essex 

Merritt  widow  Charity,  Montgomery 
Merritt  widow  Hannah,  Prince  n  Sullivan 
Merritt  Si  Son  M.  mer.  29  Burling  si.  h  33  Vandew. 
Merritt  Si  Birdsall,  crockery  mer.  45  Fulton 
Merry  H  A.  shipmaster  rear  25  James 
Merry  Jos.  house  carpentrr  199  Hester 
Mersan  Jane,  teacher  130  Heed 
Mersereau  Dan.  105  Bowery 
Mersereau  Rebecca.  42  Division 
Mersereaux  Samuel  B.  118  Henry 
Mertine  Elibabetb,  326  Washington 
Mervin  rev.  S.  216  Duane 
Meschutt  Frederick,  furrier  120  Church 
Meserole  Abraham,  grocer  302  Front  h  40  Cherry 
Meserole  Bernard  I.  merch.  126  Division 
Meserole  Isaac,  fisherman  Grand  n  East  River 
Meserole  Si  Webster  grocers  301  Front 
Mesier  Hugh  G.  bookseller  218  Greenwich 
Mesier  P.  A  bookseller  28  Wall  h  47  Stone 
Mesker  John  B  boatman  Goerck  n  Delaocy 
Mesnard  Thomas,  shoestore  35  John 
Mesnil  Theresa,  511  Pearl 
Messerve  Etias,  butcher.Grand  n  Eldridge 
Messerve  Geo.  butcher  68  Fly -mar.  h  204  Bowery 
Messerve  William,  butcher  8  Delanry  [ton 
MesserveWm.  butch.  9  Cath.  mar.  h  Norfolk  c  Stan- 
Messerve  Win.  butch  58  Fly-mark,  h  183  Bowery 
Messerve  widow  Catb.  Forsyth  n  Delancy 
Messier  William,  cartman  137  Crosby 


Methodist  Church  j    T|j  Allen 

Methodist  Church  j"""^^  ^    -  Bedford 
Methodist  Church  John 
Methodist  Church  Forsyth 
Methodist  Church  Duane 

Methodist  Church     jj»  2  mile  stone 

Metzer  Charles  D  dock  builder  227  Forsyth 

Metzer  Conrad,  baker  67  Market 

Metzlcr  John  H.  boot  and  shoe  mak.  37  Broad 

Meximo  Peter,  seaman  1  Sullivan 

Meyer  G.  and  T.  merchants  129  Washington 

Meyers  Jacob,  boat  builder  67  Elizabeth 

Meyers  Jane,  Broome  c  Arundel 

Michaels  James,  jeweller  107  Mulberry 

Michaels  widow  Sarah,  Arundel  c  Grand 


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Michal  John,  124  Liberty 

Mich-:  1  i  Saul,  4  Orchard 

Mick.'lbury  Chaj.  leather  dresser  43  Sullivan 

MicUe  Joko  C  39  Cross 


Middle  Dutch  Church  \-i-[ft  Liberty  c  JYas.  &  Ced. 


Middlebrook  Abm.  sbipcarp.  Columbian  Rivington 

Middlemas  Joseph,  carp.  30R!iynders  n  Grand 

Middleton  Geo  sbipcarp  172  Division 

Middleton  Harriet,  boardingh.  239  Greenwich 

Middleton  Robt.  thread  manuf.  150  Bowery 

Middleton  Samuel,  sbipcarp.  18  Eldridge 

Midwinter  Jobn,  smith  163  Bancker 

Mier  Theodore,  Washington  h  2  Bond 

Miggins  C.  90  Cross 

Milhank  Samuel,  brewer  45  Catherine 

Milbank  &  Co.  brew.  13  Oliver    50  Catherine 

Milbert  J.  draw,  academy  56  Provost 

Mildeberger  C.  Love-laae 

Mildeberger  J  A.  soap  4"  candle  St.  23  Nassau 

Mildeberger  John,  tallow  chand  14  Roosevelf 

Mildeberger  widow  Ellen,  140  Fulton 

Mildeberger  widow  Mary,  63  Bowery 

Miles  Ezekiel,  grocer  Greenwich  c  Perry 

Miles  G  N  English  school  27  Chamber 

Miles  Isabella,  405  1-2  Greenwich 

Miles  Nebemiah,  teacher  183  William 

Miles  Wm.  carpenter  Sullivan  n  Broome 

Miles  widow  Mary,  49  Robinson 

■Military,  ffaval  and  f.  = -^H  general  agency  Office 
40  -i'U  ,  Chatham 

Military  Store  U.  S.  jy  ^jf^  ^  Washington 

Millard  John,  grocer  322  Water  c  Roosevelt 

Millard  widow  Lucretia,  64  Chrystie 

Millburn  widow,  58  Spring 

MilledolerRer  Philip,  D  D  121  Fulton 

Millen  Abm.  2  Walker 

Millen  James,  carpet  weav.  23  Harman 

Millen  Wm.  chandler  645  Pearl 

Millen  Wm.  shipwright  174  Bancker 

Miller  Aaron,  lamplighter  95  Eldridge 

Miller  Andrew  R.  city  weigher  128  William 

Miller  Ann,  3  Chrystie 

Miller  Arthur,  ropemak.  Ludlow  n  Stanton 

Miller  Charles,  leather  dresser  61  Frankfort 

Miller  Charles,  607  Water 

Miller  Charles,  rigger  Forsyth  n  Delancy 

Miller  Christian,  rigger  26  Pump 

Miller  David,  cabinetmak.  Allen  n  Grand 

Miller  Eliza,  34  Mulberry 

Miller  Eliza,  tailoress  42  Anthony 

Miller  Eliza,  boardingh.  70  Greenwich 

Miller  Euphemia,  boardingh.  86  Church 

Miller  Ezra,  126  Prince 

Miller  Geo.  goldbeater  97  Woostern  Bleecker 

Miller  Geo.  sbipmast.  Goerck  n  Broome 


SI2 


MERCEIVS 


Miller  Geo.  B. tobacconist  109$- 110  Water 

Miller  Gilbert,  54  Norfolk 

Miller  H.  grocer  Lombardy  c  Rutgers 

Miller  Heory,  boardiogh.  68  James 

Miller  Heury,  saddler  116  Chatham  c  Orange 

Miller  Henry,  smith  136  Mulberry 

Miller  Hugh,  grocer  60  Rutgers 

Miller  Isaac,  ropemak.  104  Suffolk 

Miller  Isaac,  baiter  rear  88  Franklin 

Miller  James,  labourer  9  Norfolk 

Miller  James,  grocer  148  Pump  c  Collect 

Miller  James,  carpenter  415  Greenw  ich 

Miller  James,  weaver  E  Bank 

Miller  James,  waiter  37  Mulberry 

Miller  James,  weaver  £  Bank  n  Greenwich-lane 

Miller  Jeremiah,  carpenter  44  Suffolk 

Miller  John,  shoemak.  2  Jefferson 

Miller  John,  tobacconist  61  Arundel 

Miller  John,  carpenter  59  Hester 

Miller  John,  labourer  'Jl  Lombardy 

Miller  John,  20  Coentiesslip  h  43  Stone 

Miller  John,  carpenter  49  Harman 

Miller  John,  wheelwright  156  Hestef 

Miller  John,  Grand  n  Crosby 

Miller  John,  19  Charlton 

Miller  John,  butcher  6  Spring  market 

Miller  John  B.  101  Green  vrich 

Miller  John  F.  cooper  70  Front 

Milier  John  G.  distiller  7  Provost 

Miller  John  H.  mariner  8  Birmingham 

Miller  John  Henry,  rigger  8  Birmingham 

Miller  J. Mm  S.  40  Dey 

Miller  John,  labourer  209  Division 

Miller  John  G.  distiller  Harman  h  7  Provost 

Miller  Joseph,  Mott  c  Broome 

Miller  Joseph,  hatter  46  Lispenard 

Miller  Laurence, seaman  111  Mulberry 

Miller  Lanty.  shoemak.  Canm.n  <•  Broome 

Millpr  Lawrence,  rigger  rear 62  Augustus 

Miller  Michael,  distiller  102  ii  104  Duane 

Miller  Villi .  cartmen  42  Willet 

Miller  Nicholas,  hairdres.  219  Water  if  10&Chamb' 

Miller  Rachel,  fruit  store  43  W.unut 

Milier  Richard,  cartman  30  Stanton 

Miller  Richard,  smith  4  Pelbam 

Miller  Richard,  smith  281  h  240  Cherry 

Miller  Samuel,  mariner  11  Birmingham 

Miller  Sylvanus,  couns.  ii  surrogate  44  Cherry 

Miller  Thos.  37  Mulberry 

Miller  Thomas,  merchant  Washington  n  Hammond 

Miller  Thomas,  mariner  and  grocer  50  Henry 

Miller  Thomas,  clerk  87  Cross 

Miller  Thomas,  cartman  8  Vestry 

Miller  Thomas,  dyer  543  Pearl 

Miller  Thos.  ash  gatherer  Sullivan  n  Spring 

Miller  Thos.  D.  merchant-448  1  2  Pearl 

Miller  Wra.  rigger  43  Essex 

Miller  Wm.  picture  frame  mak  90  Mott  h  109  Pump 
Miller  Wm.  rigger  55  Oak 
Miller  Rev.  Wra.  36  Mulberry 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  313 


Miller  Wm.  55  Crosby 

Miller Wm.  tailor  52  Orchard 

Miller  Wm.  H.  saddler  397  Broadway 

Miller  Zepheniab.  Orchard  n  North 

Miller  widow  Elizabeth,  98  Chapel 

Miller  widow  Lydia.  210  Division 

Miller  widow  Sarah,  158  William 

Miller  widow,  117  Orange 

Miller  C.  &i  Conklin  J.  13  Jacob  h  61  Frankfor* 

Millet  James  E.  collector  35  Spruce 

Millet  John,  rigger  129  Lombardy 

Milligan  E.  W.  206  Chatham 

Milligan  James,  tobacconist  23  Mulberry 

Millikin  Thomas,  carver  171  Wm.c  Beekman 

Millins  John,  labourer  209  Division 

Millon  E  tailor  104  Broadway 

Millon  Francis.  28  Park 

Millon  G.  confectioner  104  Broadway 

Millon  Peter,  silversmith  5  Chatham 

Mills  Aaron,  mason  107  Chapel 

Mills  Archibald  C  50  Broome 

Mills  David,  shoemaker  106Bancker 

Mills  David,  smith  35  Lombardy 

Mills  Elias,  cartmaB  Delancy  n  Cannon 

Mills  George,  assist  city  inspector  166  Chatham 

Mills  Geo.  rigger  281  Greenwich 

Mills  George,  labourer  103  Anthony 

Mills  Henry,  smith  56  Ludlow 

Mills  Henry,  labourer  16  Orchard 

Mills  James,  carpenter  141  Hudson 

Mills  James,  carpenter  Mercer  n  Green 

Mills  James,  cartman  Essex  n  Broome 

Mills  John,  141  Broome 

Mills  Joseph,  cartman  Cannon  n  Rivington 

Mills  Lutber  I.  shoemaker  108  Division 

Mills  Mrs.  Hannah,  boardinghouse  94  Wm. 

Mills  Nathaniel,  140  Fly  Market 

Mills  P.  L.  merchant  27  Pearl 

Mills  Piatt,  mason  Grand  n  Elm 

Mills  Robert,  wheelwright  Grand  n  Essex 

Mills  Samuel,  grocer  Grand  c  Forsyth 

Mills  S.  tailoress  2  Duane 

Milis  S.  H.  merchant  148  Pearl 

Mills  Thomas,  grocer  422  Greenwich 

Mills  T.  H.  grocer  34  Peck  slip  h  34  Catherine 

Mills  Wm.  154  Hester 

Mills  widow  Ann,  Charlton  n  Greenwich 

Mills  widow  Ann,  70  Chapel 

Mills  widow  Mary,  rear  32  Oak 

Mills  and  Bedint,  grocers  31  Peck  slip 

Mills  and  Napier,  merchants  147  Pearl 

Mills  P.  L.  and  Napier,  147  Pearl 

Mills,  Purdy  and  Co.  merchants  2  Burling  slip 

Mills  P.  L.  k  Co.  auct  and  com  store  148  Pearl 

Millwater  Abigail,  teacher  9  Birmingham 

Mill  water  John,  shoemaker  69  Henry 

Millwater  widow  Abigail,  9  Birmingham 

Milne  James,  thread  and  cotton  raanuf  262Bowe 

Milne  Thomas,  custom  bouse  officer  256  William 

.Milner  James,  446  Pearl 


314. 


MERCEIN'S 


Milner  James  M.  drygood  store  440  Pearl 

Milner  widow,  107  Reed 

Milney  Michael,  tailor  Catheriue  lane 

MilnorRev.  James,  27  Beekman 

Milnor  Joseph  K.  7  Pearl 

Minally  widow,  Grand  n  Mott 

Min an  Martin, gardener  Stuyvesant 

Minard  Isaac,  boot  and  shoe  oianuf  7  William 

Miuard  John,  wheelwright  152  Hester 

Minard  Joseph,  mariner  137  Leonard 

Miner  Henry,  farmer  Old  H.  Road 

Miner  James,  carpenter  Delancy  c  Columbia 

Miner  Wm.  W.  physician  194  Chatham 

Ming  Aleiander,  printer  84  Front 

Ming  John,  pilot  36  Bancktr 

jVlingham  Robert,  cartmaa  86  Mulberry 

Mingns  Thomas,  smith  Elm  n  Broome 

Minickhousen  Daniel,  tobacconist  3  Arundel 

Mininuse  widow  of  Leonard,  grocer  83  Croat 

Minthorn  Mangle,  327  Bowery 

Minton  Charles,  148  Pearl  h  31  Warren 

Minton  Charles,  31  Warren 

Minton  John  B.  cabinet  maker  103  Division 

Minturn  B.  G.  merchant  339  Broadway 

Minturn  Jonas.  562  Broadway 

Minturn  Maria  W.  boardingbouse  37  Dey 

Minturn  widow  Penelope,  330  Pearl 

Minturn  Sf  Co.  Nathaniel  G.  67  South  h  330  Pearl 

Minugh  Jno.  engineer  26  Thomas 

Minugb  John,  pilot  91  Gold 

Minukhousar  Peter,  ironfounder  1  Arundel 

Minuse  Geo.  soapand  candle  maker  19  Nassau 

Minuse  John,  porterhouse  Grande  Forsyth 

Minuse  widow  Mary,  Stanton  nChrystie 

Miping  J.  teach  N.Y.  Free  School  No.  2, 117  Henry 

Mires  John  I.  cartman  591  Greenwich 

Misplee  Nicholas,  shipcarpenter  Delancy  c  Sheriff 

Missillier  jun.  Lewis,  151  Front 

Missillier  widow,  90  Nassau 

Mitchell  Adam,  192  Cherry 

Mitchell  Andrew,  merchant  143  Spring 

Mitchell  David,  pilot  42  Frankfort 

Mitchell  rev.  Edward,  30  Duane 

Mitchell  Elizabeth,  widow  Washington  n  Perry 

Mitchell  Frederick  W.  sr.  baker  Broome  c  Forsyti 

Mitchell  George,  shoemaker  289  Bowery 

Mitchell  James,  boardingh.  130  Lombardy 

Mitchell  James,  4  Hague 

Mitchell  James,  Chapel  c  Canal 

Mitchell  Jane,  teacher  27  Bayard 

Mitchell  John,  blacking  manuf.  93  Church 

Mitchell  John  J  attorney  at  law  47  Nassau 

Mitchell  John,  rigger  89  Henry 

Mitchell  John  S.  merchant  10  Lispenard 

Mitchell  John,  mason  110  Elizabeth 

Mitchell  Robert,  Fnlton  hotel  136  Fulton 

Mitchell  Robert,  threadmak.  Mulberry  n  Cathedral 

Mitchell  Samuel,  merchant,  259  Broadway 

Mitchell  Samuel,  lampmaker  202  William 

Mitchell  S.  toy  store  123  William 

Mitchell  Thomas,  cooper  124  Orange 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  515 


Mitchell  Walter,  boat  builder  79  James 
Mitchell  Wm.  merchant  94  Pearl 
Mitchell  Wm  eoachmaker  26  Collect 
Mitchell  William  merchant  15  Meiden-lanc 

Mitchell  ,  shoemaker  83  Reed 

Mitchell  widow  Elizabeth,  Washington  n  Perry 

Mitchill  Samuel  L.  47  White 

Mix  widow  Mary,  boaadingh.  321  Pearl 

Mode  William,  founder  418  Greenwich 

Moffat  Wm.  207  Church 

Moffalt  Catherine,  widow  of  Rufus,  44  Hester 

Moffatt  John,  drygood  st.284  Broadway 

Moffalt  J.  sawyer  4S  Anthony 

Moffitt  lane,  groter  425  Broadway 

Moger  James,  mason  Varick  c  Dominick 

Moger  Si  mon,  cartman  Arundel  n  Broome 

Mole  Zacharius,  pilot  19  Batavia-lane 

Moleyneaux  Joseph,  watchmaker  20  William 

Mollao  Stuart,  merchant  15  Cheray 

Mollan  Rankin  &.  Gallop,  129  Pearl  h  15  Cherry 

Monaghan  Patrick  L.  grocer  Prince  c  Molt 

Monaban  John,  accountant  39  Pike 

Moncrieff  Mary,  boardingh.  86  Roosevelt 

Monell  Bogart,  brassfounder  49  Oak 

Monell  Charles,  brassfounder  55  Moll  h  9  Doyej 

Monell  John,  I.  17  Ann 

Monell  Will  iam,  brassfounder  2  Division 

Monerriff  Catherine,  boardingh.  9  Collect  * 

Moneypenny  Joon,  dyer  262  &,272  Greenw.  &  161 

Moneypenny  Wm.  dyer  120  Chamber  [Chamber 

Menhnoghan  Morris,  69  Mott 

Monier  Joseph,  cabinet  maker  108  Chamber 

Monilaw  T.  drygood  st.  21S  Bowery 

Monilaws  George,  Gold  c  Frankfort 

-Monneron  F.  137  Broome 

Monock  Madam,  46  Augustus 

Monroe  Nathaniel,  combmaker  171  Division 

Monroy  Otho,  physician  and  surgeon  15  Mott 

Monson  widow  Mary,  51  Walker 

Montague  Mr*,  grocer  5  Theatre  Alley 

Montague  widow  Elizabeth,  90  Mulberry 

Montauge  widow  Mary.  233  Division 

Montanye  John,  bookbiude"  46  Chrystie 

Montanye  Theodore,  labourer  14  Anthony 

Montanye  widow  Ann.  56  Anthony 

Montfort  Cornelius,  grocer  Broome  c  Sullivau 

Montgomrry  Alexander,  II.S  N  150  Crosby 

Montgomery  Alexander,  tohac.  Collect  n  Hester 

Montgomery  Hugh,  32  Ferry 

Montgomery  John,  grocer  35  Cross 

Montgomery  John,  bookbinder  318  Pearl 

Montgomery  John,  B.  grocer  44  Dey  , 

Montgomery  J.  flaxseed  store  264  Front  h  Sheriff 

Montgomery  Mary,  107  Mulberry 

Montgomery  Samuel,  marshal  472  Greenwich 

Montgomery  Samuel,  M.  D.  93  Division 

Montgomery  William,  whitewashr.  &.c.  176  Du&ue 

Montgomery  widow  Mary,  150  Crosby 

Mood  Catherine,  grocer  8  Depeyster 

Mook  Thos.  butcher  193  Orange  k  9  Centre  Xukt 

Mook  William,  butcher  89  Orange 


S16 


MERCELVS 


Moon  Joseph,  111  Reed 

Moon  Rebecca,  drygootl  store  231  Bowery 

Mooney  Alexander,  paver  1 15  Molt 

Mooney  Hamilton,  painter  and  glazier  43  Sullivan 

Mooney  John,  shoemaker  31  1  2  Caih.-rine 

Mooney  Thomas,  grocer  417  Pump 

Mooney  jun.  Thomas,  grocer  382  Water  c  Oliver 

Mooney  Wra.  52  Chatham 

Moore  Abraham  S.  grocer  Herring  c  Reason 

Moore  Abraham,  upholsterer  69  Spring 

Moore  Baltos,  151  Fulton 

Moore  jun  Baltos,  grocer  124  Cherry 

Moore  Blaze,  2  John 

Moore  Catherine,  105  William 

Moore  Clement  E.  Love  lane  9th  Avenue 

Moore  Cumberland,  19  Forsyth 

Moore  Daniel,  Forsyth  c  Deiancy 

Moore  David,  stonecutter  372  Washington 

Moore  Elizabeth,  washwoman  112  Mulberry 

Moore  Enoch,  cartman  231  Mulberry 

Moore  Francis,  merchant  Broadway 

Moore  Frederick,  cartman  143  Collect 

Moore  George,  labourer  21  Batavia 

Moore  Henry,  carpenter  43  Thomas 

Moore  Henr.y,  capt.  22  Pearl 

Moore  Henry,  65  Thompson 

Moore  James,  cartman  6  WDougal 

Moore  James,  mason  9  Dominick 

Moore  James,  cartman  951  2  Mulberry 

Moore  James,  tailor  60  Leonard 

Moore  James,  whitewasher  33  Spruce 

Moore  John,  labourer  Bedford 

Moore  John,  cartman  171  Hester 

Moore  John,  cartman  Scammel 

Moore  John  P.  gunsmith  95  Orange 

Moore  John  W.  488  Broadway 

Moore  John,  mason  7  Canal 

Moore  John  1. 171  Nassau 

Moore  John,  gunsmith  21  Chatham 

Moore  John,  hairdresser  154  Bowery 

Moore  John  A.  62  Water  h  6  Stone 

Moore  Joseph,  grocer  399  Pearl 

Moore  Joseph,  teacher  14  Batavia 

Moore  Joseph,  cartman  Desbrosses 

Moore  J  W.  drygood  store  102  William 

Moore  Jotham  B.  stevedore  35  Essex 

Moore  L.  Church  c  Walker 

Moore  Lindley  M.  teacher  19  Suffolk 

Moore  Mark,  grocer  24  Haruian 

Moore  Martin,  stone  cartman  75  Thompson 

Moore  Michael,  10  Franklin 

Moore  N.  F.  Columbia  College 

Moore  Richard,  278  Greenwich 

Moore  Richard,  fisherman  126  Bowery 

Moroe  Robert,  bookbin.  and  seller  329  Greenwich 

Moore  Samuel  V.  D.  teacher  school  42  Rose,  h  122 

Moore  Samuel,  tailor  16  Dutch  (Bowery 

Moore  Samuel,  mason  Clarke  n  Spring 

Moore  Samuel  W.  M.D.  48  Warren 

Moore  T.  M.  209  Duane 

Moore  Thomas,  slater  4  Crosby 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  517 


Moore  Thomas  D.  20  Warren 

Moore  Thomas  R.  elothier  17  Chatham  h  06  Reed 

Moore  Thomas,  tailor  96  Reed 

Moore  William,  186Rivington 

Moore  Wm.  livery  stable  37  Church  h  44  Barclay 

Moore  Wm.  M.  D.  36  Barclay 

Moore  Wm.  porterh.  46  Cedar  c  Temple 

Moore  Wm.  grocer  Church  c  Lispenard 

Moore  Wm.  grocer  Provost  c  Greenwich 

Moore  Wm.  ODtch.  Mercer  c  Prince 

Moore  widow  Ann,  boardingh.  140  Greenwich 

Moore  widow,  11  Chcsnnt 

Moore  widow  Ann,  6  Jefferson 

Moore  widow  Dereesha,  Oliver  n  Bancker 

Moore  widow  Susan,  47  Ann 

Moore  widow  Joanna,  Montgomery  c  Cherry 

Moore  widow  Jane,  46  1-2  John 

Moore  widow  Fanny,  242  Orange 

Moore  H.  &  J.  S.  drygood  store  28  Division 

Moore  S.  Sz.  N.  coopers  18  Moore 

Moore  W.  <t  M  grocers  140  Greenwich 

Moore  W.  4.  E  J.  drygood  store  200  Chatham 

Moore  &  Clark,  merchants,  302  Broadway 

Moore  &i  Stewart,  dyers  275  Greenwich 

Moore  8i  Hoffman,  china  store  17'J  Water 

Moore  Si  Hoffman,  179  Water  and  131  Cherry 

Moorehead  Alexander,  pedoler  Broome  n  Cannon 

Moorehead  Ann,  Stanton  n  Lewis 

Moorehead  John,  grocer  Broome  n  Mott 

Moorehouse  Alexander,  cartman  102  Suffolk 

Moorehouse  Sarah,  Walnut  c  Front 

Moores  SiRidabock,  drygood  store  323  Broadway 

Moorewood  Edmund,  merchant  11  Wall 

Moran  James,  102  Reed 

Moran  John,  grocer  Pike  c  Water  h.  107  Lombardy 

Moran  John,  Duane  c  Augustus 

Moran  Michael,  tailor  30  Oak 

Moran  Mrs.  milliner  2  Orange  c  Chatham 

Moran  IS'icbalas,  shipmaster  278  Bowery 

Morar,  O.  63  Provost 

Moran  Patrick,  gardener  3d  Avenue  CtJar-hiU 

Moran  Philip,  labourer  lOOBancker 

Moran  Richard,  paver  Broome  c  Forsyth  ' 

Moran  Samuel,  labourer  Grand  East  river 

Moran  widow  of  Edward,  22  William 

Morand  A.  22  Chatham 

Morange  Lewis,  upholsterer  30  Maiden-lane 

Morange  tf  Son  James,upholsterers  44  Maiden-lane 


Moreau  Joseph,  30  Bowery  h  c  Bayard 

Moreaux  I.  F.  merchant  9  Gold 

Morehouse  Luther,  shoemaker  Rhynder  n  Heeler 

Morehouse  widow  Mary,  53  Elm 

Morehouse  widow  Sarah,  11  Esses 

Morel  I  Thomas,  256  Duane 

Moret  A  L.  merchant  26  Liberty 

Morgan  \bigail,  tailoress  10  Eldridge 

Morgan  Alexander,  smith  1  Ann  h  32  Barclay 

Morgan  Benjamin,  sbipcarpenter  11  Jefferson 


.Moravian  Church 


318 


MERCEIN'S 


Morgan  C.  jeweller  32  North  Moore 
Morgan  Charles,  grocer  37  Peck-slip 
Morgan  C.  36  Peck-slip  h  Roosevelt 
Morgan  C.  6  Roosevelt 
Morgan  Daniel,  grocer  202  Fulton 
Morgan  Daniel,  32  Division 
Morgan  Elijah,  baker  18  Vandara 
Morgan  George  C  19  Peck-sl  h  120  Henry 
Morgan  Hannah  Ann,  teacher  88  Eldridge 
Morgan  James,  98  Cross 

Morgan  James,  accountant  168  Broadway  [Cherry 
Morgan  James,  shipwright  126  Lombardy  yard  266 
Morgan  James,  shipmaster  Jefferson  c  Harman 
Morgan  John,  rigger  69  Henry 
Morgan  John  G.  flour  st.  240  Front  h  84  Elizabeth 
Morgan  John  1.  378  Greenwich 
Morgan  Joseph,  mason  52  Roosevelt 
Morgan  Mary,  seamslivss  5  Anthony 
Morgan  Morgans,  shoemaker  129  Harman 
Morgan  Richard,  cartman  Grand  n  Essex. 
Morgan  Susan,  168  Chamber 
Morgan  Thomas,  chairmaker  71  Thompson 
Morgan  Vincent,  flo.  mer.  240  Front  h  16  Orchard 
Morgan  VVm.  tailor  545  Greenwich 
Morgan  Wm.  D.  flour  merchant  38  Water 
Morgan  widow,  192  Church 
Morgan  widow  Eunice,  48  Leonard 
Morgan  widow  Elizabeth,  205  Orange 
Morgan  widow  Maria,  31  Orange 
Morgan  widow  Mary  5  Doyer 
Morgan  V.  ^  J.  G.  flour  merchants  240  Front 
Moricet-Johu  F.  cabinetmaker  11  Beekman 
Morin  Samuel,  baker  Willet  n  Rivington 
Morrell  John  F  312  Cherry 
Morrell  John,  tailor  23  Division 
Morrell  Lucertia,  40  Frankfort 
Morrell  Richard,  shipwright  247  Cherry 
Morrell  widow  Hannah,  207  William 
Morrell     Mitchell,  watch  &i  clockmak.  247  PearJ 
Morrill  Elisha,  attor.  h  conns.  91  Nassau  h  42  Co- 
Morrill  widow.  310  Bowery  [lumbia 
Morris  Aaron,  102  Church 
Morris  Abraham,  mason  77  Henry 
Morris  C.  551  Pearl 
Morris  Charles,  rigger  rear  308  Water 
Morris  Christopher,  porter  115  Greenwich 
Morris  Christopher,  porter  1 16  Broad 
Morris  David,  baker  Cherry  n  Scammel 
Morris  Edward,  porierhouse  79  Cherry 
Morris  Elisba,  hatter  Grand  n  Forsyth 
Morris  George,  painter  115  Forsyth 
Morris  Isaac,  mason  72  Front 
Morris  Jacob,  warehouseman  130  Harman 
Morris  John,  coachmaker  413Broadway  shop  Hes- 
ter n  Broadway 
Morris  John,  tailor  Leonard  c  Hudson  h  Dominiek 
Morris  John,  carpenter  171  Orange 
Morris  John,  inspector  of  customs  231  Church 
Morris  John,  labourer  144  Orange 
Morris  John  I.  carpenter  42  Washing,  h  4  Harrison 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  319 


Morris  John  J.  saddler  9  Catherine 

Morris  John  J.  hairdresser  84  Nassau 

Morris  John  P.  collector  95  E'm 

Morris  Joseph,  ropemaker  21  Collect 

Morris  Lucretia,  Cross  c  Duane 

Morris  Miss,  tailoress  438  Pearl 

Morris  Nicholas,  tailor  1 19  Forsyth 

Morris  Owen,  drover  Mulberry  c  Grand 

Morris  Peter,  tailor  Forsyth  n  Delancy 

Morris  Phebe,  63  Chryslie 

Morris  Pbebe,  94  Mott 

Morris  Rebecca,  boardingh.  129  Anthony 

Morris  Richard,  shoemaker  57  Water 

Morris  Robert,  grocer  Rhynders  c  Hester 

Morris  Robert,  grocer  234  Greenwich 

Morris  Samuel,  rigger  191  Division  c  Arundel 

Morris  Thomas,  Asylum  upper  end 

Morris  Thomas,  marshal  U.S.  59  William  h  Gretn- 

Morris  Thomas  A  116  Broadway       [wich  Village 

Morris  XV  m.  L.  attorney  2  Park-place  h  229  Duane 

Morris  Wm.  painter  62  Orange 

Morris  widow  Elizabeth,  Oliver  c  Henry 

Morris  widow  Harriet,  17  Esse* 

Morris  widow  Mary,  Bedford 

Morris  Andrew  k  Co.  22  Water  h  340  Bowery 

Morrison  Archibald,  grocer  Rivington  c  Eldridge 

Morrison  Daniel,  nailmaker  Hester  n  Elin 

Morrison  David,  merchant  20  Harrison 

Morrison  D.  L.  cordwainer  3  Varick 

Morrison  J.  C.  druggist  1S8  h  64  Dey 

Morrison  James,  dyer  37  VV'arreu 

Morrison  James,  shipwright  4  Crosby 

Morrison  John,  domestic  goods  135  Chatham 

Morrison  John,  drygood  store  1  Roosevelt 

Morrison  John,  carpenter  Grand  n  Forsyth 

Morrison  John,  merchant  147  Poarl  h  134  Fulton 

Morrison  John,  mariner  1  Batavia 

Morrison  John,  shipmaster  15  Catherine 

Morrison  Joseph,  customhouse  officer  85  Gold 

Morrison  Maria,  boardingh.  84  Broadway 

Morrison  Martin,  porterhouse  327  Pearl 

Morrison  Nathl  8  Birmingham 

Morrison  Neal,  grocer  Walnut  c  Cherry 

Morrison  Ricbard,  saddler  69  Anthony 

Morrison  Samuel,  grocer  596  Water 

Morrison  widow  Jane,  12  Watts 

Morrison  widow  Mary  of  Wm.  71  Mott 


Morns  town  Htage  Of.  jfS?W  Cortlandt-st.  wharf 


Morrow  James,  cartuidii  Elizabeth  n  Spring 
Morrow  John,  weaver  Commerce  n  Bedford 
Morrow  John,  tailor  278  Water 
Morse  Ann,  Pitt  n  Stanton 
Morse  Chas.  259  Cherry 
Morse  Daniel,  boatman  Ooverneur  n  Cherry 
Morse  Ebenezer  tavern  5  Cortlandt 
Morse  Ezekiel  W.  teacher  1  lAassau 
Morse  Nathan,  grocer  110  Bowery 
Morsel  Van  Wm.  carpenter  124  Mulberry 


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MERCEIN'S 


Morson  John,  mason  Rivinglon  c  Hidge 

Morss  Amos,  mer.  161  Broadway  h46Dey 

Morss  John,  Chapel  n  Walker 

Morss  Mary,  huxter  164  Chamber 

Mortimer  RevBcnj.  104  Fulton 

Mortimer  Rich'd.  woollen  dra.  88  William 

Mortimer  Si  Calrow,  mer.  97  William 

Morton  Alex,  mariner  102  Pump 

Morton  Andrew,  M  D  124  Dueiie 

Morton  Geo.  grocer  Carmine 

Morton  G  W.  attorney  59  William 

Morton  gen  Jacob,  1 1  Murray 

Morton  John,  brewer  9  Rutgers 

Morton  John,  shoeroak.  8  Torbot 

Morton  Robt.  boatman  Goerck  n  Broome 

Morton  Salmon,  Elizabeth  n  Grand 

Morton  Thomas,  brew  er  Essex  c  Rivington 

Morion  Thomas,  Walnut  nRancker 

Morton  Thomas  C.  mer.  92  William 

Morton  Walter  customh.  of.  Bank  n  Washington 

Morton  ,  brewer  9  Rutgers 

Morton  widow  Margaret,  177  William 

Moshier  John,  quarryman  137  Hudson 

Mosicr  Elijah,  rear  67  Arundel 

Mosier  Philip,  boatman  265  Spring 

Mosier  Seth,  Stanton  c  Norfolk 

Mosken  jun  Caleb,  mer.  73  Pine 

Moseman  Wm.  cart  man  M'Dougal 

Mnser  John,  boatman  2  Cedar 

Mosea  Frederick,  smith  Willet  n  Delancy 

Moses  Isaac,  mer.  Hudson  c  N  Moore 

Moses  Joshua,  31  Greenwich 

Moses  widow  Reney  of  Isaac,  86  Greenwich 

Moses  M  L  Si  D.com.  mer.  62  Wall 

Moss  Asa  S.  shoetnak.  up  end  Mulberry 

Mother  Daniel-  mason  153  Ludlow 

Molt  Adam,  207  Front  h  Market  a  Lombard)' 

Mott  Benj.  grocer  155  Fly-market 

Mott  Geo.  mariner  107  Harmao 

Mott  Geo.  F.  Sour  mer.  2  Loinbardy 

Mott  Henry,  M  D  259  Pearl 

Mott  Jacob,  grocer  34  Peck  slip  u  47  Murray 

Mott  Jacob  C.  morocco  lea.  mauuf.  37  Frankfort 

Mott  John,  shipniast  47  Orchard 

Mott  John  W.  mer.  259  Pearl 

Mott  Jordan,  clock    watch  ink.  266  Pearl  c  Pultor 

Mott  Mary,  washwoman  rear  21  Orange 

Mott  Patrick,  tavern  20  Catherine-slip 

Mott  Rich'd.  234  William 

Mott  Rich'd  accountant  47  Murray 

Mott  Robt.  F.  234  W  illiam 

Mott  Samuel,  mer.  181  Front  h  Market 

Mott  S  F.  mer.  166  Pearl  h  24  Rose 

Mott  T  W  paperhanging-st.  374  h  375  Pearl 

Mott  Valentine,  M  D  Si  surg.  28  Cliff 

Molt  Widen,  grocer  4  Fulton-slip  h  23  ChesotA 

Mott  Wm.  grocer  165  Fly-market 

Mol  Wm  B  Gerard" W  Bowerj  'VMflt 

Mott  Wm  F.  166  rVarl  h  39  Vandewater 

Mott  Win  L.  mer.  37  Peck-slip  h  4  Lombard* 


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Mott  widow,  11  Stone 

Molt  widow  Elizabeth,  71  Catherine 

Molt  widow  Margaret,  48  Allen 

Mott  widow  Rulli,  400  Bowery 

Mott    Co.  Jacob,  grocers  34  Peck-slip 

MottW  W&.R.  241  Pearl 

Mott  S  N  &.  J  G  grocers  1 15  Fly.mkt.  h  20  Liberiy 

Mott.  Akerly     Co.  hardware  st.  241  Pearl 

M»tt  it  Nichols,  grocers  23  Vandam 

Mott     Williams,  grocers  South  c  Fulton 

Mott  Wo  ti  John.  mer.  240  Water 

Mott  W  F  &  S.  mer.  79  Pine 

Mott  U  Birdsall,  earthen  w.  and  china  st.45  Fultoo 

Moulten  E  F.  broker  48  Wall  [syth 

Mouniey  John  M  brew.  181 1-2  Chatham  h  38  For 

Mount  Geo.  wood  insp.  43  Elizabeth 

Mount  jun  Geo.  boatbuil.  612  Water 

Mount  Gilbert  S.  361  Water  h  Market  n  Harraan 

Mount  James,  145  Chatham 

Mount  John,  boaibuil.  and  cartman  43  Elizabeth 

Mount  John,  tinman  70  Water 

Mount  Joseph,  shoemak  122  Chatham 

Mount  Matthias,  cartman  65  Elizabeth 

Mount  Randolph,  merchant  123  Chatham 

Mount  Richard  E  brushmaker  380  Pearl  [56  Vesey 

Mount  Robt.  copper  ^c.  stove  nif  48  Barclay  stuse 

Mount  Timothy,  shoemaker  183  Division 

Mount  Timothy,  smith  Stanton  c  Columbia 

Mount  Wm  Rivington  n  Allen 

Mount  widow  Mather,  49  Oak 

Mount  widow  Susanna.  50  Henry 

Mount  and  Wetmore.  grocers  New  slip  c  Water 

Mousac  Crizzee,  barber  42  Bancker 

Mowalt  Charles,  217  Peart*  ^  1 

Mowatt  J  E.  217  Pearl 

Mewatt  John,  merchant  225  William 

Mowatt  jun.  John,  mer  217  Pearl 

Mudge  Hannah,  boanlingh.  223  Pearl 

Mueen  Salust,  20  Walker  - 

Muir  Alex.  M.  72  Duane  b  521  Pearl  ;> 

Muir  Sally,  Broome  n  Thompson  w»— 

Muirhead  Mary,  tailoress  111  Chapel 

Mairhead  Rnbert,  baker  Greene  n  Prince 

Mulden  &  Montgomery,  merchts.  78  Maiden-lane  L 

Mulberan  Ricbd.  mer.  12  Peck-slip  [325  Broadway 

Mullaiiey  John,  labourer  rear  9  Catherine- lane 

Mjllaney  Owen,  1  Republican  Alley 

Mullaney  widow  Mary,  grocer  Prince  c  Elizabeth 

Mnlleady  Richard,  grocer  391  Water 

Mullen  Michael,  9  Reed 

Mullen  Wm.  mason  Prince  c  Mott         }  Ad  3 
MullerR.  F.  merchant  47  South  h  3-54  Broadwav 
Mulligan  Charles,  grocer  26  1-2  Walnut 
Mulligan  Hercules,  27  Murray  ' 
Mulligan  J  W.  at.  coun  b  not.  42  Pine  b  94Beekmac 
Mulligan  W  C.  att'y  ^  couns  42  Pine  h  227  Green 
Mullin  Lewis,  108  Reed  [wich 
MuPin  P.  washerwoman  S  Gaynor's  Alley 
Mullineatix  Daniel,  grocer  M-Dougal  n  Spring 
MullineauA  J«mes,  coaster  184  Bancker 
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MERC  KIN  S 


Mullirieaux  Wm.  70  Cross 

Mulvey  Roger,  grocer  15  Oliver 

Muh  in  Johnson,  grocer  c  Goerok  and  Broome 

Mumford  G.  S.  23  Broadway 

Mumford  John  I.  broker  69  Water 

Mumford  John  P.  pres.  mere. ins.  com.  13  Broome 

Munday  David  C.  haycartman  392  Greenwich 

Munday  E.  pianoforte  maker  17  Dominick 

Mundy  Catherine,  335  Pearl 

Munjoy  John,  tailor  92  Reed 

Munn  Patrick,  merchant  290  1-2  Greenwich 

Munn  Stephen  B.  mer.  226  Pear)  h  483  Broadway 

Munro  Peter  J.  counsellor  Pine  c  Nassau  h  158 

Munroe  William,  tailor  99  Pump  [Greenwich 

Munroe  widow,  Clinton  n  Henry 

Munson  Daniel,  Christopher  c  Herring 

Munson  David,  batter  1  Chatham-square 

Munson  Edward,  carpenter  15  Harman 

Munson  Ira,  carpenter 47  Essex 

Munson  John,  17  Old-slip 

Munson  John,  cartman  Forsyth  c  Stanton 

Munson  John,  flour  st.  208  Fulton 

Munson  Reuben,  combmak.  102  Maiden  lane  h  265 

Munson  widow  of  John,  535  Greenwich  [Bowery 

Murden  Edward,  booksel.  3  1-2  Chamber 

Murden  K  Mrs.  seminary  368  Greenwich 

Murden  Robert,  Grand  n  Broadway 

Murdock  John,  caulker  13  Goerck 

Murdock  Lewis,  dockbuilder  596  Water 

Murphy  Benj.  cartman  55  Suffolk 

Murphy  James,  48  Pearl 

Murphy  John,  cartman  120  Mott 

Murphy  John,  brew.  202  Bancker  h  c  Bancker  and 

Murphy  John,  47  Rutgers  [Rutgers 

Murphy  John,  oartman  Arundel  c.  Division 

Murphy  John,  brewer  47  Rutgers 

Murphy  Martin,  carpenter  141  Harman 

Murphy  Nicholas,  carpenter  14S  Pump  c  Collect 

Murphy  Owen,  grocer  51  Pearl 

Murphy  Patrick,  58  Elm 

Murphy  Richard,  shoemaker  44  Barclay 

Murphy  Robert,  shoemaker  123  Division 

Murphy  Walter,  8  Hague 

Murphy  Wm.  carpenter  445  Tearl 

Murphy  Wm  D.  26  Grand 

Murphy  Wm  D.  sailmaker  Grand  n  Elm 

Murphy  ^  Shields,  3  Hudson 

Murray  Alex,  flax  dresser  2d  Avenue 

Murray  Alex.  35  Augustus 

Murray  Ann  widow,  20  Pump 

Murray  Charles,  shoemaker  119  Forsyth 

Murray  Dennis,  tanner  277  Water 

Murray  G  W. mer.  29  Old-slip  h  Bowery  Hill 

Murray  Hannah,  shoebinder  60  Ludlow 

Murray  James,  shoemaker  Grand  c  Collect 

Murray  James,  grocer  22  Front  b  120  Broad 

Murray  James,  plaster  paris  6  White  h  143  Chapel 

Murray  James  B.  merchant  64  Warren 

Murray  Jane,  boardingbouse  27  Murray 

Murray  John,  ladies'  board,  school  434  Greenwich 


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Murray  John,  mer.  303  Broadway  h  126  Duane 

Murray  John.  Murray  c  Chapel 

Murrav  John  B.  mer.  113  Pearl  h  45  Barclay 

Murray  Lindley,  druggist  32  Mott 

Murray  Michael,  labourer?  Augustas 

Murray  Peter,  labourer  71  Hester 

Murray  Robt.  I.  druggist  47  Cliff 

Murray  Terrence,  shoemak  36  Thomas 

Murray  Thomas,  carp  1 18  Bancker 

Murray  Timothy,  16  Crosby 

Murray  widow  Elizabeth,  1 14  Elizabeth 

Murray  widow  Mary,  37  Barclay 

Murray  widow  of  John  jun.  335  Pearl 

Murray  &  Sons  J  B.  mer.  1 13  Pearl 

Murray  Robt.  it  Lindley,  druggists  263  Pearl 

Murrow  Thos.  mer.  6  Market-slip  a  67  Eldridge 

Murry  Geo.  147  Water 

Murry  H  L  shipwright  575  Water 

Murry  Nicholas,  baker  47  Doane 

M-irtlandt  Win.  shoemak.  62  Vesey 


Museum,  SeudJrr's  fjPfS  JOHf  York  Institution 


Musgrove  T.  morocco  manuf.  16  b  20  Jacob 
Mustard  Alex,  shipwright  Grand  n  Suffolk 
Muston,  Theophilus,  85  Bowery 


Mutual  Insur.  Oom.  f?*Kl  offie*  52  Wall 


Mutual  Relief  Society  HaU,  44  Orangt 


Muzzy  Harriott  77  Cbapel 

Muzzy  widow  of  B  A  2a  Dey 

Myers  Benj  M.  mea.  8  Jones'  laDe  h  54  Pine 

Myers  Charles,  Sheriff  d  Delancy 

Myers  Cornelius  C.  carinas  92  Reed 

Myers  Corns,  cartman  Laurens  n  Bleecker 

Myers  Geo.  grocer  c  Mulberry  and  Bayard 

Myers  Henry,  rigger  78  Bayard 

Myers  Henry,  sausage  maker  Ludlow  n  Dalaocy 

Myers  Henry,  cartman  16  Anthony 

Myers  Jacob,  sawyer  49  Oliver 

Myers  James,  watchman  71  Thompson 

Myers  John,  grocer  61  Catherine 

Myers  John,  labourer  Desbrosses  n  Greenwich 

Myers  John,  sbipcarp.  Cherry  n  Cor.  Hook 

Myers  John,  stonecutter  Thompson  n  Broome 

Myers  John,  pilot  7  Oliver 

Myers  John  P  bookbio.  70  Frankfort  h  76  Duane 

Myers  John  P.  mariner  21  Pike 

Myers  Judith  H.  widow  51  Chrystie 

Myers  L  inspector  of  revenue  52  Lumber 

Myers  Martin,  lamplighter  59  Sulliran 

Myers  M.  auel  107  Water  h  c  Mercer  Si  Canal  ■ 

Myers  Mordecai,  auctioneer  Canal  n  Broadway 

Myers  Nathan,  549  Pearl 

Myers  Simon,  merchant  119  h  522  Pearl 

Myers  Stephen,  cartman  30  Lau-ens 

Myers  Win.  bookbinder  70  Fraukfort  h  394  Pearl 


3IERCEIN'S 


Myers  widow  Ann  B.  Bowery  c  Tenth 
Myers  widow  Mary  100  Liberty 
Myers  M  and  Co.  auc.  and  com.  st.  and  land  office 


Myhan  Lawrence,  45  Duane 
Myner  James,  carp.  Columbia  c  Delancy 

Nack  Matthias,  inspector  of  lumber,  1  Vestry 

Nafey  John,  144  Duane 

Nagrina  Chas.  hardware  st.  29  Catherine 

Nald  John,  53  Vescy 

Napier  Wm.  mariner  76  Sullivan 

Nappee  Judy,  68  Cedar 

Nappier  John,  coaebmaker  16S  Chatham 

Narvin  Mitchell,  harness  mak  67  Thompson 

Nash  Daniel,  customh.  officer  Molt  c  Heater 

Nash  John,  butcher  44  Fly  mkt  h  10  North 

Nash  John  M.  cart  man  128  Delancy 

Nash  M.  teacher  329  and  331  Broadway 

Nash  widow  Bridget,  20  Chryslie 

Nathan  Seixas,  ex.  broker  b  27  Water  of.  25 

Nathan  widow,  168  William 

Na'haway  John,  cooper  64  Fulton 

Nathaway  Thomas,  cooper  219  Water 


.Yational  Advocate  of.  [|a*§g  c  William  and  Pine 


National  /#>>/,-.  of.  [:••:•  In  47  Wall 


Nau  MaSam,  Fr.  boarding  school  72  Chamber 
Navarre  J  J.  hairdres.  193  Fulton 
Navarro  David, sailmaker  31  Cheapside 
Navarro  Israel,  pilot  11  Cheapside 
Navin  Matthew,  labourer  146  Pump 


Naylor  widow  of  Pete»,  21  Heed 
Neal  Adam,  labourer  62  Orange 
Neal  Joseph,  shoemaker  141  Fulton 
Neal  widow  Margaret,  nurse  37  Harm  an 
Neale  James,  38  Harman 
Neale  J  J.  intel.  office  151  Fulton 
Neat  Augustus,  Grand  n  Ludlow 
Neaves  widow  of  Samuel,  63  Roosevelt 
Neefuss  Con.  clothing  st.  30  Lombard) 

Neele  ,  shoe  store  53  Chamber 

Neels  Ludwick,  60Riving(on 

Neil  Henry,  carpenter  299  Cherry 

Neil  James,  shipmaster  35  Cheapside 

Neil  Luker,  hairdresser  120  Fly-market 

Neil!  Alex,  baker  529  Greenwich 

Neill  widow  Sarah,  4  Oak 

Neilson  Esther,  140  Church 

Neilson  John,  M.  D.  138  Greenwich  c  Liberty 

Neilson  Samuel,  pianoforte  maker  94  Chamber 

Neilson  jun.  Wro.  mer.  1  State 

Neilson  William,  Broadway  n  Art 

Neilson  Robt.  ^  Saml.  &.  Co.  134  Pear! 


[107  Water  h  c  Canal  and  Mercer 


Navy  Nancy,  5  Ann 


Navy  Agent's  office  fijr'sH  7  Broad 


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Nelis  Denn;«,  tailor  109  Mulberry 

Nelson  Alex  carpenter  34.1  2  Broome 

kelson  Cesar,  sawyer  51  Anthony 

Nelson  Edward,  cartman  76  Mulberry 

Nelson  J  VV.  Bruome  n  Varick 

Nelson  James,  carpet  weaver  28  Harm  an  . 

Nelson  J amea,  cartman  Wooster  n  PrinCfi 

Nelson  James,  35Fulton-sl.  h  Market 

Nelson  John,  tailor  81  William 

Nelson  John,  121  Bowerv 

Nelson  Peter,  tailor  100  William 

Nelson  Peter,  rigger  30  Oak 

Nelson  Phebe,  widow  58  Liberty 

Nelson  Robert  D.  grocer  Grand  c  Goerck 

Nelson  Swan,  labourer  25  Henry 

Nelson  Wm.  butcher  9  Ludlow 

Nelson  widow,  washerwoman  108  Mulberry 

Nelson  J.  &  A.  merchants,6  Division  h  121  Bower) 

Nelson     Co.  J  H.  tailors  99  Maideu-lane 

Nelson     Co.  R  D.  Grand  c  Goerck 

Nesbel  James,  labourer  10S  Mulberry 

Nesbet  James,  waiter  169  Orange 

Nesbit  Robert.  107  Orange 

Nestell  Christian,  flour  mer.  81  Catherine  b  33  Alteu 

Nestell  David,  shoemaker  125  Anthony 

Nestell  Michael  C.  grocer  Cheapside  c  Catherine 

Nestell  widow  Dorothy,  135  Chrystie 

Nevin  Robert,  timber  sawyer  Le wis  M.  I. 

Nevin  widow  Alicia,  30  Henry 

Nevins  Russell  H.  broker  40  Wall  h34  1-2  Piue 

Nevins^  Townsend,  brokers  40  Wall 

Nevius  Peter  I.  grocer  117  Broad  h  1  Stone 

Newberry  Geo.  I.  68'Maiden  lane 

Newbprry  widow  Sarah,  7  JrlFerson 

Newbold  Geo.  cashier  bank  of  America  81  Leone./. 

Newbold  widow  Catherine,  55  Greenwich 

Newbould  Geo.  H.  71  Pine  h  492  Broadway 

Newcomb  George,  carponter  Broome  n  Varick 

Newcomb  Jobe.  shipwright  8  Montgomery 

Newcoiub  Obadiah,  carpenter  Broome  n  Goertt 

Newcomb  Obadiah,  carpenter  Pitt  n  Stanton 

Newcomb  Samuel,  carpenter  Lewis  c  Broome 

Newcomb  Tilton  W.  mariner  83  Rooscvett 

Newhouse  Adam,  btindmaker  139  Chamber 

Newhouse  John,  sawyer  438  Greenwich 

Newman  Daniel,  carpenter  100  Ha  .-man 

Newman  John  A.  ropemaker  6o  Pump 

Newman  Philip,  136  Orange 

Newman  Rebecca,  clothing  st.  157  Chatham 

Newman  Richard,  carpenter  71$  Cbmtie 

Newmau  Sam.  S.  mer.  37  Burling  si.  h  34  FranVta 

Newman  Thomas,  shoestore  Reed 

Newman  Thomas,  labourer  203  Bantker 

Newman  William,  segar  maker  Broomo  c  Cliryotie 

Newport  George,  boardingb.  67  1-2  Liberty 

Newport  Henry,  wine  vault  1  Slote-lane  h  98  R«eJ 

Newson  Elizabeth,  8  Lumber 

Newson  Thomas,  Walnut  n  Lnmbardy 

Newton  Alansou,  academy  64  Hudson 

Newton  Charles,  dentist  351  Greenw  h  171  1  -.''sti 


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Newton  James,  grocer  68  Bancker 

Newton  Joseph,  builder  380  Greenwich 

Newton  Samuel,  carpenter  71  Bancker 

Newton  widow  Jane,  172  Division 

Newton  J  C  and  G.  merchants  123  Wash,  c  Carlisle 

New-  York  Repos.for  Carriage),  Broadway  n  Spring 

.Veto-  York  While  Lead  Factory,  up.  end  Broadway 


New-York 
Park 

New-York 
320  Broadway 

New -York 
in  Tontine 

New-York 
office 

Yew-York  Firemen 
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.Yew- York 
Chatham  c 

New -York 
Hanover 

.Yew-York 
Chamber 

New-York 
34 

Yew-York 
16 


City  THspensary 
n  Chatham 


„!        City  Hospital 
op.  Pearl 

Daily  Advertiser 
Coffee-house 

Evening  Post 
40  Wtlliam 

Insurance  Company 
Wall 

Free  School 
Tryon-row 

Gazette  Office 
square 


Institution 
rear  City-Halt 

Insurance  Office 
Wall 

Society  Library 
Nassau 


New-York         pit  JK'i'T 
Chamber  op.       JSSH,   *v-  Y  Institution 
','cw-York  Stale  Company,  mar  yd  Chamber  c  West 


New-York  Sugar 
Church  c, 


Refining  Company 
.  Leonard 


Nexen  Elias,  merchant  12  Liberty 
Nexen  iun.  Elias,  gauger  9  Liberty 
Nexen  John,  90  South  h  43  Cherry 
Nexen  Walter,  shipch  180  Front  h  261  \\  itliara 
Nexen  William  E.  87  Gold 
Nexen  Wm  jr.  H3Harman 
Niblo  Wm.  Bank  Coffee  House,  47  Pine 
NibloW  tallow  chaxidlar  26  Cross 
Jficboll  James,  cooper  and  grocer  97  Cbambe 
Nichols  Benj  cartman  Broome  n  Corl.  Hook 
Nichols  Charles,  Pearl  h  80  Greenwich 
Nichols  Ebenezer,  12  Clarke 
Nichols  Elijah  W.  grocer  5  Fulton  slip 
Niehols  G'di'oir  8  Fulton 
Nichols  Henry,  62  Front  h  47  Dey 
NicboJs  Jai  vis,  seaman  146  Lombardy 
Niclflt  John,  131  Washington 
Nir  .cli  John,  coachman  rear  40  Pike. 
Nichols  Joseph,  150  Greenwich 


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Nichols  Perkins,  broker  66  Wall 
Nichols  Robert,  bat  store  128  Chatham 
Nichols  Samuel,  shipmaster  36  Cheapside 
Nichols  S.  tin  and  coppersmith  256  Water 
Nichols  S.  blk  ii  pump  ma  26> Fletcher  h  82  James 
Nichoh  Wm.  grocer  143  Hudson    •  itoifif  >:>  > 
Nichol*  Zophar,  milkman  Bowery  n  Stuyvesant 
Nichols  widow  Mary,  Grand  c  Orchard 
Nichols  widow  Mary,  Hammond  Greenwich 
Nichols  widow  Maria,  100  Chapel 
Nichols  widow  P.  of  George,  milliner  150  Fulton 
Nichols  and  Molt,  grocers  145  Hudson 
Nichols  J.  and  C.  merchants  132  Pearl 
Nichols  G.  and  E.  W.  grocers  8  Fulton  slip 
Nicholson  James,  saddler  58  Wall 
Nicholson  Robert,  shipwright  73  Scainmel 
Nicholson  widow,  Greenwich-lane  c  Christopher 
Nicholson  widow,  43  Dunne 
Nickerspn  Ebenezer.  cartman  138  Crosby 


Nicoll  Augustus,  china  &  glass  store  40  Peck  slip  h 
Nicoll  Alexander,  193  Greenwich  h  24  Lumber 
Nicoll  Edw.  H.  merchant  53  h  8  Greenwich 
Nicoll  John  A.  china  &.  glass  store  144  Bowery 
Nicoll  ii  Co.  Francis  H.  shipch  62  h  24  Thames 
Niffen  Abraham,  mason  Macdougal  c  King 
Niffen  Robert,  shoemaker  upper  end  Elizabeth 
Niles  John,  fisherman  185  Washington 
Niles  Paul  F.  bnardinghouse  221  Pearl 
Nisbet  Archibald,  grocer  84  Church 
Nitchie  John,  att  and  nota  20  Slote  la  h  39  Broad 
Niven  Archibald,  tavern  156  Fly  Market 
Niven  George,  grocer  161  and  183  Cherry 
Niven  George  W.  att  and  couns  192  Fulton 
Niven  Ruth,  grocer  150  Fly  Market 

Niven  ,  rigger  rear  63  James 

Nivens  Thomas,  cooper  85  Front 

Nixon  George,  mer  109  Front  h  Church  c  Canal 

Nixon  John,  mariner  Thompsan  e  Grand 

Nixon  John,  shoemaker  56  Hester 

Nixon  Richard,  inspec  of  customs  53  Hesler 

Nixon  Thomas,  merchant  135  Water  c  Pine 

Nixon  Thomas,  shipwright  Rivington  n  Sheriff 

Nixon  and  Germain,  hairdressers  1  Murray 

Noah  M.  M  96  Greenwich 

Noake  Edward.  420  Broadway 

Noble  Benedict,  carpenter  13  Mulberry 

Noble  Charles,  mariner  11  Norfolk 

Noble  Daniel,  shipmaster  182  Bancker 

Noble  George  A.  carpenter  Elm  n  Broome 

Noble  Isaac,  carpcuter  Thompson  n  Broome 

Noble  Jacob,  car|>enter  Dominick 

Noble  John,  rigger  11  Chapel 

Noble  John,  wine  merchant  63  Stone 

Noble  Wm.  J.  and  J.  grocers  Delancy  c  Ridge 

Noble  Wm.  P.  grocer  Ridge  c  Delaucy 

Nodinc  Peter,  cartman  Laurens  n  Spring 

Nodine  Samuel,  102  Suffolk 

Noe  Elias,  rnrpenter  Sheriff  n  Delancy 

Noe  John  M.  shoemaker  56Baacker 


[Hester  n  Elm 


328  MERCEIN'S 


Noe  Lemountis,  18  Broad 

Noe  Michael,  postman  28  Eldridge 

Noe  Peter,  postman  57  Hester 

Noe  widow  Mary,  65  Thompson 

Noe  widow,  69  Lornbardy 

Nolton  Daniel,  cartman  foot  Provost 

Noon  Derby,  deputy  com.  28  Provost 

Norcross-Danl  corkcutter  178  Water  h  48  Curystie 

Norcross  Nathaniel,  painter  156  Bowery 

Nordon  David,  smith  1  Crane  wharf 

Nordstrom  widow,  grocer  348  Water 

Norfolk  John,  mariner  Walnut 

Norman  John,  butc  39  Fly  Mar  h  4th  n  Bowery 

Norman  Wm.  stevedore  100  Bancker 

Norris  Amos  J.  mason  Ridge  n  Stanton 

Norris  Calberine,  111  Chapel 

Norris  Eden,  eartman  149  Crosby 

Norris  Israel,  brewer,  135  Lornbardy 

Norris  James,  marshal  66  Mulberry 

Norris  ,  captain  93  Water 

Norris  ,  mason  Ridge  rt  Stanton 

Norris  Jordan,  grocer  106  Bowery 

Norris  Robert,  iron  founder  23  Suffolk 

Norris  T  C.  tin  and  sheet  iron  worker  st.  74  Vejcy 

Norris  Thomas,  boardingh.  306  Water 

Norris  Wm.  boardinghouse  299  Water 

Norris  widow  Catherine,  124  Bowery 

Norris  widow  Mary  Ann,  30  Vandam 

Norsworthy  Sam  mer.  424  Pearl  b  68  Chatham 

North  Wm.  genl.  1  Bond 

North  Wm.  B.  jeweller  &  watchmak.  217Broadway 
North  widow  of  Benjamin,  39  Harman 


Nortbrup  Joseph,  shoemaker  69  Thompson 
Norton  Gaius,  carpenter  123  Lornbardy 
Norton  Jacob,  Cherry  n  Governeur 
Norton  John  L.  13  Cortlandt 
Norton  Moses,  smith  Burrows  n  Herring 
Norton  Wm.  126  Leonard 
Norwood  Andrew,  customh.  mea.  128  William 
Norwood  A.  S.  merchant  100  Pearl  h  32  Vesey 
Norwood  J.  L.  upholsterer  218  Water. 
Nosser  Jacob,  15  Ferry 
Nosfer  Foster,  merchant  18  Roosevelt 
Nostrand  widow  Charity,  41  Eldridge 
Note  widow  Catherine,  37  Augustus 
Nott  Nathaniel  40  Delancy 
Nott  Nathaniel  N.  carpenter  42  Delancy 
Nott  Samuel,  teacher  11  Dcy 
Nowlan  Francis,  grocer  314  Water 
Nugent  Arroon,  39  Cross 
Nugent  John  M.  mason  51  Watts 
Nugant  Wm.  H.  merchant  272  Pearl 
Nugent  widow  Susan,  41  Provost 
Nugent  widow  of  Richard,  grocer  42'Pike 
Nungezer  Henry,  tailor  123  Mulberry 
Nuttman  David,  hatter  162  Front  h  16  Flctthei 
O 

Oades  John,  carpenter  Grand  n  Mangin 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  3x>9 


Oakden  Joseph,  pilot  40  FrankfortiuprVi 
Oakey  Daniel,  men  haul  51  William  h  43  Fine 
Oakley  Auley,  185  Spring     V#  ■ 
Oakley  Benjamin,  12  Franklin 
Oakley  Charles,  merchant  Herring      [86  Liberty 
Oakley  Charles,  tobacco  warehouse  143  Front  a 
Oakley  Charles,  merchant  86  Liberty 
Oakley  Cornelius,  mer.  108  Front  h  21  Frankfort 
Oakley  Daniel,  merchant  262  Pearl  h  43  Frankfort 
Oakley  David,  grocer  272  William 
Oakley  Jacob,  snoemaker  28  Goerck 
Oakley  James  A.  carpenter  84  Eldridge 
Oakley  James,  mer.  tailor  31  Wall  li  114  Liberty 
Oakley  James  B.  flour  st.  208  Fulton  h  53  Robinson 
Oakley  jun.  Jesse,  attor.  1  Law-Buildings  h  3  Fine 
Oakley  John,  cartman  179  Ludlow 
Oakley  John,  cartman  95  Chrystio 
Oakley  John,  saddler  54  Bowery 
Oakley  Moses,  carpenter  Broome  n  Mott 
Oakley  Morris,  120  Henry  [li'n 
Oakley  Mrs.  formerly  Mrs  Bunn,  midwife  12  Frank- 
Oakley  Nathaniel,  grocer  79  Gold  c  Spruce 
Oakl»y  Richard;  108  Front  h  310  Broadway 
Oakley  Samuel,  saddler  99  Hesler 
Oakley  Thomas,  mariner  3  Rhynders 
Oakley  William,  tailor  46  Leonard 
Oakley  R.  Si  C.  tobacco  store  108  Front 
Oar  widow  Hannah.  30  Baneker 
Oars  Gilbert,  mariner  43  Mott 
Oats  Patrick,  14  Catherine-lane 
Oatwell  Joseph,  stonecutter  8  Beach 
Obert  Peter,  361  Greenwich 
O'Blenis  Gar-fit  P.masonChristopber  nGreenw.lane 
O'Blenis  Henry,  mason  Burrows  c  Herring 
O'Blennis  John,  mason  Hammond  n  Asylum 
O'Brian  Edward,  labourer  89  Bancker 
O'Brian  Francis,  cooper  13  Crane-whf.  h  33  Reed 
O'Brian  Hannah,  66  Reed 
O'Brian  James,  labourer  252  William 
O'Brian  James,  stonecutter  33  Lombardy 
O'Brian  James,  boatman  54  Mercer 
O-Brian  John,  mariner  26  Henry  , 
O'Brian  John,  shipmaster  Burrows 
O  Brian  Tully,  tailor  193  Hester 
O'Brien  Daniel,  tailor  58  Pr-arl 
O'Brien  James,  carpenter  175  Delancy 
O'Brien  Philip,  cartman  173  Hester 
O'Brien  Patrick,  mason  6  Ludlow 
O'Brien  Patrick,  labourer  118  Bancker 
O'Brien  Thomas,  labourer  rear  81  Orange 
O'Brien  Wm.  marine  agent  ii  notary  45  Wall  b  261 
O'Cain  widow  of  Patrick,  19  Cross  [Greenwich 

O'-ean  Insurance      ^j^j^  Company  45  Wall 

Ochersbousia  Adolph.  .■.near  refiner  9  Rose 

O'Corinar  ,  mason  Mott  c  Broome 

O'Conner  B  grocer  Broome  c  Mott 
O'Gonner  Bernard,  grocer  Braome  c  Molt 
O'Conner  Charles,  88  Bancker 
O'Conner  John,  mason  Broome  c  Mott 


330 


MERCELVS 


O'Conner  Jolin,  shipmaster  Broome  c  Esses 
O'Conner  Matthias,  looking  glass  at  237  Water 
O'Conner  Michael, sexton  cathe.  Mulberry  c  Prince 
O'Conner  Michael,  grocer  Walnut  n  Lombard* 
O'Conner  Michael,  labourer  4  Torbot 
O'Conner  Patrick,  grocer  85  Bancker 
O'Conner  Patrick-,  cooper  6  Torbot 
O'Connor  Patrick,  sawyer  Spring  n  the  market 
O'Connor  Tboinas,  editor  58  Orange 
Odbcrt  Robert,  mason  66  Duane 
Odell  Benjamin,  iivcry  stable  39  Elizabeth 
Odell  Frederick,  carpenter  54  Orchard 

Odell  Isaac,  cartman  Washington 

Odell  James,  Walnut  a  Lombardy 

Odell  jun.  John,  carpenter  Mulberry  n  Spring 

Odell  John,  cartman  2  Franklin 

Odell  John,  carpenter  140  Mott 

Odell  John,  smith  186Spring 

Odell  Reuben-  chairmaker  ^  painter.  162  Duatie 

Odell  Stephen,  cartman  Delancy  c  Ludlow 

Odell  Wra.  D.  cartman  Grand  n  Orchard 

Odell  &  Austin ,  drygood  store  149  Chatham 

Oden  Mary,  nurse  197  Mott 

O'Donnel  James,  grocer  Hester  c  Orange 

O'Donnel  Patrick,  50  Elm 

O'Donnell  James,  grocer  Oran§e  c  Hester 

O'Donnell  Hugh,  labourer  Elizabeth  n  Grand 

O'Donnell  P.  labourer  117  Anthony 


Office  of  the  Christian    &>jj|  Herald,  60  Charco 


OffUt  oftheJY.f.  Sug.  #pff        Co.  162  Church 


Offy  Peter,  eosk  37  Warren 

Ogden  Abm.  mere.  53  Washington  h  52  Greenwicfc 

Ogden  Albert,  148  Spring 

Ogden  Benj  surgeon  barber  86  1-2  Bowery 

Ogden  David  B.  counsellor  35  Pine 

Ogden  David,  shipmaster  105  Reed 

Ogden  F.  D.  state  engineer  1  Beaver-lane 

Ogden  Henry,  merchant  Stone  c  Whitehatl 

Ogden  Isaac,  broker  48  Wall 

Ogdeu  John,  mariner  33  Pike 

Ogden  John,  grocer  Oliver  cOak 

Ogden  John,  Oak  c  Oliver 

Ogden  Jonathan,  merchant  4  State 

Ogden  Matthias,  carpenter  Sullivan  n  Spring 

Ogden  Nancy  H.  50  Essei 

Ogden  Robt.  grocer  Cedar  c  Washington 

Ogden  Thomas,  cord  manufactory  148  Spring 

Ogden  Thos.  L.  couns.  40  Wall  h  28  Park-place 

Ogden  widow  Mary,  Broadway  n  Trin.  church 

Ogden  Isaac  h  Co.  G.  48  Wall 

Ogden,  Day  &  Co.  3  Coenties  slip 

Ogdens  Miss,  51  Cedar 

Ogilby  Leonard,  agent  60  Pine 

Ogilvie  P.  attor.  &  coun.  Columbia  Corl.  hook 

Ogilvie  Robt.  143  Washington 

Ogilvie  Wm.  Rivington  n  Lewis 


MEW- YORK  DIRECTORY.  331 


Ogilvie  and  Gibsoti)  merchants  96  Front 

Ogrady  Joseph  D.  grocer  131  Fly-market 

Ogsbury  jun.  A.  needle  &  hardw.  store  77  William 

Ogsbury  Francis,  75  Frankfort 

Ogsbury  widow  of  Alexander,  19  Murray 

O'Hara  John,  19  Oliver 

O'Hara  Hugh,  baker  91  Bancker 

O'Hare  John,  baker  158  Bowery 

O'Hare  Patrick,  baker  35  Henry 

O'Harraughty  Dennis,  grocer  95  Bancker 

Okie  Martin,  wood  inspec.  Washington  op.  St.  Fr. 

Okill  John,  broker  200  Duane 

Okill  &  Blood,  46  Wall 

O'Lary  Timothy,  baker  7  Pelham 

Olcott  John,  S.  shipchandler  104  Vessey,  ropewalk 

Oldis  Benjamin,  16  Thomas  [Powh's-haol 

O'Lear  Wm.  grocer  387  Water 

Olfstead  Daniel,  shipcarpenter  57  Rutgers 

Olift'  Jnlin,  card  manufactory  213  Washington 

Olive  Mrs.  confectioner  200  Broadway 

Oliver  Alexander,  cartman  Green  c  Bleeckev 

Oliver  Benjamin,  mason  22  Anthony 

Oliver  Jacob,  oystennan  18  Forsyth 

Oliver  James,  brewer  Broome  c  Columbia 

Oliver  James,  batstore  96  Water 

Oliver  James  D.  27  Nassau  h  27  Maiden-lane 

Oliver  John,  carpenter  154  Chrystie 

Oliver  John,  mason  4  Catherine-lane 

Oliver  Richard  N.  carpenter  27  Collect 

Oliver  Samuel,  hairdresser  27  Collect 

Oliver  Thomas,  plumber  96  Water  and  86  Werren 

Oliver  Thomas,  carpenter  117  Mott 

Oliver  Thomas,  rigger  125  Mulberry 

Oliver  Washington,  Dominick  n  Varick 

Oliver  &  Caraciole,  fruiters  509  Pearl 

Olivieri  Joseph,  509  Pearl 

OIlifF  Wm,  comedian  45  Ann 

Olmstead  Charles,  cooper  26  Lumber  [vington 

Olmstead  James,  bookbinder  139  Pearl,  h  101  Ri- 

Olmstead  Silas,  grocer  Soring  c  Greenwich 

Olmsted  Daniel,  141  Lonibardy 

Olmsted  Francis,  26  South  h  11  Stone 

Olmsted  John,  shoemaker  146  Orange 

Olmsted  Ralph,  128  Pearl  h  33  Greenwich 

Olney  Peleg,  carpenter  255  Mott 

Olson  John,  67  Lombardy 

Olstin  Mrs.  45  Sullivan 

Olypbant  D.  W.  com.  mer.  57  Franklin 

Omberry  Jane,  Thompson  c  Houston 

Omberson  John,  mariner  Lewis  Mm.  hi. 

Onderdonk  rev.  Benj.  T.  21  White 

Onderdonk  John,  physician  117  Fulton 

Onderdonk  John,  cartman  Greenwich  c  Charles 

Onderdonk  Rebecca,  Eldridge  n  Delaocy 

Onderdonk  jun  Wm.  merch.  36  Pearl 

Onderdonk  &  Brinckerhoff,  grocers  c  Mulberry  and 

Hester  and  Fulton  c  Washington 
O'Neil  Barney,  weaver  Hammond  n  Washington 
O'Neil  Charles,  tailor  229 Greenwich 
O'Neil  Francis,  grocer  Orange  c  Franklin 


332 


MERCEIN'S 


O'Neil  Henry,  mason  69  Cross 

O'Neil  James,  grocer  21  Augustus 

O'Neil  J.  O.  Cross  c  Little  Water  I 

O'Neil  John,  smith  6  Orange 

O'Neil  Michael;  stonecutter  20  Lumber 

O'Neil  Patrick,  Mott 

O'Neil  widow,  Collect  n  Grand 

O'Neill  Thomas,  printer  65  Mulberry 

O'Niel  F.  grocer  Orauge  c  Franklin 

Oothout  John,  76  Chamber 

Opay  Thomas,  grocer  77  Bancker 

Oram  James,  printer  6  Burling  slip  h  192  Broadway 

Orchard  Titus,  bookseller  11  Nassau 

Ordronaux  John,  24  While 

O'Rourk  Patrick,  labourer  Market 

Orphan  Asylum,  Greenwich  tillage  n  Bank 

Orphan  Asylum,  (Catholic)  Mott  c  Prince 

Orr  John,  cariman  Ludlow  n  Grand 

Orr  Thomas,  mason  19  Duane 

Orr  Wm.  carpenter  Cannon  n  Broome 

Orr  Wm.  weaver  Hammond  n  Washington 

Orr  Wm.  mariner  29  Rutgers 

Oiso  John  B.  merchant  46  Broadway 

Orsler  widow  Christiana,  223  Spring 

Oiiley  Michael,  Sluyvesant  East  River 

Orlley  widow  of  Henrv,  6  Vandewater 

Orton  Wm.  W.  shoemaker  232  Bowery 

Osborn  Abner,  grocer  63  Whitehall 

Osborn  Allen,  shoemaker  28  Bowery  » 

Osborn  A.  F.  shoemaker  64  Market 

Oiborn  Benj.  shipwright  Orchard  n  North 

Osborn  Benjamin,  caulker  61  Eldridgc 

Osborn  Benj.  rigger  26  Lumber 

Osborn  Capt.  165  Water 

Osborn  Charles,  labourer  8  Beaver 

Osborn  Cuarlcs,  mere!)  Ful'on  slip  h  58  Catherine 

Osborn  Charles,  deputy  sheriff  120  Mulberry 

Os'iorn  Charles,  carpenter  Chrystie  u  Bivington 

Osborn  Elizabeth,  nurse  40  Ludlow 

Osborn  Henry,  cariman  Grand  n  Allen 

Osborn  Ilhamar,  Iratuer  inspector  3  Jacob 

Osborn  John,  cariman  12  Harrison 

Osborn  John,  cabinet  maker  73  Harman 

Osborn  Joseph,  8  Walker 

Osborn  Joseph,  merchant  51  South  h  20  Clifi 

Odborn  Joseph,  154  Chamber 

Osborn  Joseph  H.  61  Mott 

Osborn  Nathan,  shipcarpenter  71  Scammel 

Osborn  Samuel,  M  D.  1 16  Fulton 

Osborn  Samuel,  shoemaker  51  Mott 

Osborn  Wm  merchant  20  Cliff 

Osborn  Wm.  chairuiaker  222  Greenwich 

Osborn  Wm.  61  South  h  20  Cliff 

Osborn  cy-  Co  Barna.  grocers  41  Peck  si  h  67  James 

Osborn  and  Cornell,  hardvv  mercht9.29  Fulton  slip 

Osgood  Charles,  caulker  Broome  n  Lewis 

Osgood  Mary,  tailoress  Broome  n  Broadway  . 

Osgood  Samuel, 2  Harrison 

Oshander  Nalhaniel,  cariman  Mangin  n  Broorao 

Oshander  Solomon,  cariman  182  Delancy 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  333 


Oshaugbney  W.  Orange  c  Franklin 
Osterman  D.  eabinet  maker  Broome  n  E.  River 
Ostbeim  Jobn,  grocer  17  Elizabeth 
Ostram  Jacob,  M.  D.  Catherine  c  Chatham  square 
Ostrand  Charles,  shipwright  48  Pike 
Ostrander  George  W.  carpenter  12  Clarke 
Ostrander  Gideon,  2  Market  h  7  Allen 
Ostrander  Isaac,  shoemaker  12  Birmingham 
Ostrander  Wm.  carpenter  12  Clarke 
Otee  Andrew,  rigger  50  Augustus 
Otis  Calvin,  carpenter  Orchard  n  Stanton 
Otis  and  Swan,  merchants  123  Pearl 
Otis-  A.  and  J.  commission  merchants  14  Gold 
Ott  Wm.  carpenter  Lewis  Man.  Island 
Otterson  James,  teacher  8  Pine 
Ottignon  Claudius,  merchant  218  Greenwich 
Ottiwell  Jobn,  bellows  maker  22  Orchard 
Oughton  Robert,  carpenter  8  Beach 
Ouvut  Smith,  merchant  454  Pearl  h  Bowery  hill 
Overing  Henry,  3  State 
Overton  Thomas,  cartman  173  Harman 
Ovingtoo  Wm.  Bowery  bill 
Owen  Deiafayette,  cartman  Esses  c  Grand 
Owen  Johi),  cartman  Lewis  Manhat  Island 
Owen  Wm.  rigger  203  Bancker 
Owens  Benj  viutuallingh  14  Washington  Market 
Owens  Ebenezer,  cartman  213  Orange  c  Spring 
Owns  Edmund,  cartman  213  Orange 
Owens  Jas  butc  17  Wash.  ma.  h  Eldridge  n  Stanton 
Oyston  James,  ropemaker  Allen  n  North 
Owens  Jno.  Desbrosses  n  Hudson 
Owens  Richard,  painter  498  Pearl 
Ozan  Rebecca,  28  Reed 
Ozard  Robert,  sailmaker  40  Suffolk 
P 

Pache  Andrew,  74  Duane' 

Pacific  Insur.  Com. 

Packard  Charles,  150* 
Packer  W'ni  lab  vjrer  Desbrosses 
PackwooJ  Mary,  dress  ink.  80  Chatham 
Packwood  Samuel,  368  Broadway 
Paddock  M.  w'.<lor.  of  Reuben,  150  Fulton 
Paidon  widow  rTannab,  teacher  86  John 
Padelford  H.  o<*  (Tester 
PaU'  Andrew,  123  Bowery 
Pari  <Jeorfc'e,  bu'eher  83  Orange 
Paff  M.  picture        ry  Centre  Hall  121  Broadway 
Pcge  Bnster,  woi't   46  Collect 
Pa?e  Charles  G.  sk.;idresser  42  Forsyth 
Page  Joseph,   loemaker  4  Ferry 
Page  Levi,  toc;uiaker  90  Elizabeth 
Pngc  L^v.is.  fr  jiter  24  Chatham 
Pag*  Peyton  R.  shipmaster  145  FiMton 
Pa'ne  Elijah,  ttt'orney  and  notary  43  Pine 
Pai,i«  Sarah  widow,  Columbja  c  Stanton  ' 
Paine  widow  LeUy.  Jeshrosses  n  Greenwich 
I'auiter  George,  house  carp.  So  Hudson 
20 


;•.  ■-  -tj  49  Wall 
Jrooine  n  Orchard 


334 


MERCEIN'fe 


Paitet  Peter,  cutler  38  Chatham 

Palbee  John,  165  Church 

Palmer  Amos,  mer.  197  h  187  Pearl 

Palmer  A  H.  attorney  and  notary  64  Piae 

Palmer  Beriah,  '228  Duane 

Palmer  Courtland,  mer.  199  Pearl 

Palmer  Courllaud,  hardware  st.  197  Pearl 

Palmer  David,  shipcarp.  rear  53  Rutgers 

Palmer  Edward,  cbairmak.  Sullivan  n  Prince 

Palmer  George,  mer.  2  Maiden-lane  h  23  Elm 

Palmer  George,  mariner  93  Lombardy  c  Pike 

Palmer  H.  300  Pearl  li  99  Lombardy 

Palmer  Harrison,  dry  good  st.  300  Pearl 

Palmer  Henry,  carpenter  Bowery  op  Art 

Palmer  Henry,  merchant  18  Park  Place 

Palmer  Henry,  mariner  1  Birmingham 

Palmer  James,  grocer  13  Suffolk 

Palmer  James,  drygood  st.  184  Chatham 

Palmer  John,  grocer  Grand  c  Eldridge 

Palmer  John,  Scammel 

Palmer  John  J.  36  South  b  96  Liberty 

Palmer  John  W.  clerk  141  Fulton 

Palmer  Jobn  W.  teacher  299  Cherry 

Palmer  Lemuel,  carpenter  Attorney  n  Delancy 

Palmer  Midad,  boatman  Norfolk  n  Broome 

Palmer  Miles,  carpenter  181  Harman 

Palmer  Moses,  carpenter  2d  Avenue 

Palmer  Nehemiah,  smith  Ridge  a  Stanton 

Palmer JNehemiah,  smith  Ridge  n  Rivington 

Palmer  Obediab,  shoemaker  Oliver  n  Bancker 

Palmer  Oliver,  Eldridge  n  Rivington 

Palmer  Silas,  rigger  207  Bancker 

Palmer  Susan,  107  Mulberry 

Palmer  Taber,  teacher  218  Chspel 

Palmer  Thomas,  grocer  45  Anthony 

Palmer  Wm.  cabinetmak.  11  Catherine 

Palmer  Wm.  grocer  32  Bowery 

Palmer  Wm.  physician  Sullivan  n  Broome 

Palmer  Wm  painter  Si  japanner  7  Wall  h  Cornelia 

Palmer  Wm.  carpenter  Art  n  Bowery 

Palmer  widow  Elizabeth,  teacher  33  Beekman 

Palmer  widow  Phebe,  99  Lombardy 

Palmer  £  Co  Jos.  D.  liv.  stables  562  Pearl  h  9  Dey 

Palmer  4"  Hamilton,  86  South 

Palmer  Si  Stinson,  sailmakers  302  Front 

Palmer,  Richard  Si  Harrison,  drygood  st.  300  Pearl 

Palmes  Samuel,  accountant  37  Essex 

Pamplio  Wm.  tinplate  work.  2  Temple  $-76  Liberty 

Pane  widow  Sally,  Stantou  c  Columbia 


Panorama,  Stol.  Mee.  u>  -  B  1 57  Broadway 


Panoramic  Rolunda 


Chamber  c  Crost 


Panton  Francis,  merchant  42  Front  b  41  Ann 
Panton  H  H  .  46  Front  h  28  Warren 
Panton  SiWoolsey,  grecers42  Front  c  Coenlies  si 
Panton  if  Wood,  merchants  57  Front 
Paradise  John,  portrait  painter  58  Provost 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  335 


P»rcell5  Susanna,  Christie  n  Bayard 

Pap!*ssus  Rene,  shoemaker  130 William 

Pardew  widow  Jane,  539  Water 

Pardew  widow,  18  Chapel 

Pardon  George,  tnerchunt  "3  Pine 

Paret  Stephen,  crockery  st  343  Greenwich 

Paret     Son  S.  clothing  st  215  Grecnwi«bj,j4^j 

Paris  Catherine,  51  Augustus 

Parise  jun  A.  tinplate  worker  4  Warren  .^7 

Parise  widow  of  Aug.  cream  gar.  265  Broadway 

Parisen  Olto  W  jewellpr  100  Chatham 

Parisen  Philip,  jeweller  258  William 

Parish,  Holbrook  and  Co.  mer.  162  Pear! 

Park  Elizabeth,  19"  Hester 

Park  John,  baker  15  Orange 

Park  Richard, earder.er  26  Elm 

Parke  widow  Mary,  91  Catherine 

Parker  Adam,  capt.  Broome  o.  Varick 

Parker  Alfred,  grocer  574  Water 

Parker  Allen,  jeweller  103  Division 

Parker  Amelia,  mantuam.  52  Cedar 

Parker  Benj.  carpenter  CS  Pump 

Parker  Daniel,  teacher  33  Pearl 

Parker  Edward,  painter  and  glazier  11 1  Bowery 

Parkei  Elizabeth,  125  Anthony 

Parker  Elizabeth,  68  North  Muore 

Parker  F.  A.  U  S  N.  484  Broadway. 

Parker  James,  81  Hester 

Parker  James,  carpenter,  Stuyvesant  n.  Bowery 

Parker  John,  comedian  96  Chamber 

Parker  John  E.  shoemaker,  25  Catherine 

Parker  John,  stonecutter  Greenwich  n.  King 

Parker  John,  gilder  6  Beach 

Parker  Jonathan,  Prince  n.  Thompson 

Parker  Joseph,  cartman  13  Hester 

Parker  Joshua,  tailor  83  Fulton  h.  118  Hester 

Parker  Lud well,  rear  306  Water 

Parker  Mary,  boardingb.  282  Pearl 

Parker  Miss  Alary,  26  John 

Parker  Millin,  coachmaker  Broadway  n.  Spring 

Parker  Miln,  coach  &  harness  m.  B. Way  c.  Leonard 

Parker  Obediah,  teacher  Amos  n.  Hudson 

Parker  Peter,  sawyer  139  Hudson 

Parker  Robert,  53  Walnut 

Parker  Robert,  cartman  Grand  n.  Arundel 

Parker  Samuel,  cartman  Arundel  n.  Division 

Parker  Shivers,  brush  factory  506  Pearl 

Parker  Sibyl,  boardb.  69  Pine 

Parker  Thomas,  mason  Jones  n  Grtcmeich 

Parker  Thomas,  painter  103  Bowery 

Parker  Thomas,  constable  i37  Leonard 

Parker  Thomas,  mariner  1 10  Pump 

Parker  William,  oysterh.  60  Cbapel 

Parker  William,  pumpmaker  60  Bayard 

Parker  William,  baker,  20  Roosevelt 

Parker  widow,  280  Water 

Parker  widow  Abigail,  .50  Forsyth 

Parker  widow  Pbebe,  153  Ludlow 

Parker  widow  Sarab,  5  Crosby 

Parker  and  Sickels,  bakers  20  Roosevelt 


MERCEIN'.S 


Parkhurst  Jabcz,  dentist  93  Fulton 

Parkinson  rev.  William,  181  William 

Parks  James,  weaver  Hammond  n.  Washington 

Parks  John,  Broome  c.  Caunon 

Parks  P.  contractor  3  Forsyth 

Parks  Thomas,  bricklayer  76  Cherry 

Parks  widow  Catherine,  41  Walker 

Parmaton  Thomas,  mariner  39  Augustus 

Parsnel  Salmon,  mason  Christopher  c.  Herring 

Parrot  William,  brassfounder53  Mulberry 

Parrot  Si  Kirk,  grocers  53  Mulberry 

Parry  John,  drayman  33  Oak 

Parsells  Abm.  min.  paint.  3-3  Molt 

Parsells  George,  sailmaker  159  Division 

Parsells  Hannah,  171  Division 

Parsells  Jacob,  carpenter  Christopher 

Parsells  John  W  Desbrosses  n.  Hudson 

Parsells  John,  shipcarpenter  100  Pump 

Parsells  Martin,  Perry  n.  Greenwich 

Parsells  Mary,  midw.  92  Hester 

Parsells  Mary,  dressm.  25  Broadway 

Parsells  Peter,  cartman  Perry  n.  Greenwich 

Parsells  T.  coach  and  chairmaker  Elm  c.  LeonaiT 

Parsells  Wm.  carpenter  223  Spring 

Parseys  William,  mason  220  Orange 

Parshall  James  C.  2S7  Pearl,  and  1  Beekman 

Parsons  John,  well  digger  20  Henry 

Parsons  Leonard  C.  merch.  248  Pearl  h.7RopseveI' 

Parsons  Samuel,  c  Pearl  and  Chatham 

Parsons  Silas  C.  boardinghouse  26  Ann 

Parsons  William  B.  lumb.  merch.  107  Washington 

Parsons  William,  barber  466  Greenwich 

Parsons  widow  Catherine,  198  Spring 

Parsons  widow  of  Jacob,  Perry  n.  Washington 

Parsons  widow  Sarah  143  Reed 

Parsons    Co.  Leonard  C.  248  Pearl,  up  stairs 

Partelow  fsaac,  2  M'Dougal 

Parts  John,  grocer  Cannon  n.  Broome 

Pascal  widow,  73  Cross 

Pascniis  Felix,  M.  D.  486  Pearl 

Passenbrouder  John,  mercht. Herring  c  Christopher 

Pasman  jun.  Francis,  28  Laurens 

Passman  Abm.  mason  Varick 

Passman  Wm.  butch.  9  Spring  mar.  h.  28  Laurens 

Passm  jn  widow  Mary,  81  Warren 

Passmore  William,  cartman  Attorney  n.  Rivingtou 

Patchin  Harry,  carpenter  42  Mulberry 

Pate  M'Dowall,  weaver  Bedford 

Paterson  M.  C.  Attorney  43  Pine 

Paterson  Wm.  'eboiirpr  100  Bancker-  [Greenwich 

Paterson  &  '     James  B.  saddlers  113  Water  h.  97 

?V..o.>ce  Job,  oysterman  4  Crane  wharf 

Paton  Thomas,  merchant  105  William 

Patrick  Alex,  tailor  53  Water 

Patrick  John,  merchant  23  Bridge 

Patrick  William,  shoemaker  Grand  n  Cannon 

Patten  Edward,  butcher  47  Fly  m.  b  292  Bowery 

Pi  orge,  butcher  Bedford  c  Burrows 

Patte: .      iet,  stage  office  73  Corllandt 

Vatter,  Jisuoj  173  Hester 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  357 


"Patten  John,  cooper  and  culler  72  Pump 

Patten  John,  smith  275  Front  h  18  Oliver 

Patten  Rich,  math  inst.  mak  180  Water  c  Burling- 

Patten  Wm.  butcher  51  Fly-mar.  h  Chrystie  [slip 

Patten  widow,  Elm  n  Broouie 

Patten  k  Beekmau.  water  roof  hat  st.  230  Water 

Patterson  Adam,  tailor  247  Greenwich 

Patterson  Alex,  accountant  109  Orange 

Patterson  Benj.  shoemaker  146  William 

Patterson  Catherine,  toy  store  21  Orange 

Patterson  Edward,  grocer  27  Orange 

Patterson  Edward,  shoemaker  71  Ban  eke 

Patterson  Hugh,  painter  51  Ferry 

Pattersou  Hugh  L  mason  16  Crosby 

Patterson  James,  cooper  22  Old-slip  h  9  Front 

Patterson  James,  cartman  102  Mulberry 

Patterson  Jane,  20  Catherine-lane 

Patterson  Jay,  hairdresser  187  Cherry 

Patterson  John,  grocer  Chapel  c  Barclay 

Patterson  John  W.  58  Walt  b  19  N.  Moore 

Patterson  John,  sawyer  20  Thames 

Patterson  John,  74  Chapel 

Patterson  John,  carpenter  5  Vestry 

Patterson  Margaret,  22  Norfolk 

Patterson  Mary,  whitewasher  88  Eidridge 

Patterson  Michael,  cooper  84  Cross 

Patterjon  Peter,  marketraan  Sheriff  n.  Broome 

Patterson  Robert,  smith  70  Liberty 

Patterson  Samuel  A.  ship  carpenter  Lewis  M.  I. 

Patterson  Susan,  60  Walker 

Patterson  Thonias,  blacksmith  114  Mulberry 

Patterson  Wm.  grocer  Christopher  c  Herring 

Paiterson  Wm.  merchant  53  Lispenard 

Patterson  Wm.  tinman  3  Batavia 

Patterson  Wm.  grocer  and  shoe  st.  247  Greenwich 

Patterson  widow,  60  Elm 

Patterson  widow  Eliz.  grocer  c  Chamber  &  Green  w 

Patterson  widow  Jane,  6S  Murray 

Pattison  Robert,  shoemaker  398  Greenwich 

Patlon  Jee,  46  White 

Patton  Pbebe,  109  Greenwich 

Patzie  John  C.  shoemaker  229  William 

Paul  Abraham,  print,  up  stairs  182  Water  !i  9  Dutch 

Paul  Alex,  millwright  East  Bank  n  Greenwich-lane 

Paul  David,  carpenter  93  Lombardy 

Paul  Isaac,  cartman  90  Reed 

Paul  James,  brewer  Greenwich-lane  c  East  Bank 

Paul  James,  carpenter  145  Forsyth  j>jj  ;■ 

Paul  John,  cartman  1 1  Charlton 

Paul  Joseph,  cartman  Herring 

Paul  L.  15  Reed 

Paul  Peter,  cook  110  Anlhony-^p,' 
Paul  Sarah,  49  Ann 
Paul  Wm.  gilder  240  Greenwich 
Paul  widow  Jane,  647  Pearl 
Paulay  Robert,  10  Harman 
Paulding  Nath  wine  mer.  168  Frou* 
Paulding  jun  Wm  310  iirvenveidk^^JUt' 
Paulet  Martial,  21  Murray 
Pavie  Charles,  segar  maker  SO  Nassi.ii 
29' 


MERCEIN'S 


Paxton  &  Co.  Samuel,  auctioneers  73  Wall 
Pay  OJice  of  the  Army,  69  Washington 
Payne  Daniel,  carpenter  269  Spring 
Payne  John,  carpenter  21  Charlton 
Payne  Thomas,  weaver  241  Spring 
Peach  John,  33  Cross 
Peach  Richard.  11  Dutch 

Peacock  H.  hairdresser  k  tooth  drawer  11!  Cherry 

Pearce  Benj.  labourer  Jones  Greenwich 

Pearce  George,  mariner  89  Harman 

Pearce  Geo.  labourer  2  Republican  Alley 

Pearce  John,  shoemaker  49  Oliver 

Pearce  John,  bandbox  marmf.  6  Mott 

Pearce  Natb.  grocer  Cherry  c  Walnut 

Pearctlock  widow  of  David,  106  Orange 

Pearl  David,  shipcarpenter  71  Henry 

Pearsall  Abijah,  cartman  Broome  n  Norfolk 

Pearsall  Benj.  lab.  42  Delancy 

Pearsall  Henry,  cartman  63  Arundel 

Pearsall  Henry,  cartman  Bowery  n  2  mile  stone 

Pearsall  James,  cartman  57  Suffolk 

Pearsall  James,  77  Bayard 

Pearsall  Peler  R.  measurer  16  Bridge 

Pearsall  Robert,  190  Water  h  Broome  c  Elm 

Pearsall  Samuel,  milkman  370  Bowery 

Pearsall  Silas,  carpenter  19  Catherine  market 

Pearsall  Thos.  Old  Haerlem  Road  n  4  mile  stone 

Pearsall  Thos.  cartman  57  Suffolk 

Pearsall  Thomas,  milkman  486  bowery 

Pearsall  Uriah,  milkman,  486  Bowery 

Pearsall  Wm.  tavern  17  Peck-slip 

Pearsall  Wm.  measurer  22  Oliver 

Pearsall  widow  Eliza, 41  Eldridge 

Pearsall  widow,  24  Elizabeth 

Pearse  Levy,  c  Attorney  and  Delancy 

Pearsee  widow  of  Jonathan,  16  Ann 

Pearson  I.  G.  86  White 

Pearson  Isaac,  9  Mulberry 

Pearson  Jane,  widow  Perry  n  Greenwich 

Pearson  Thomas,  cartman  53  Henry 

Pearson  Zadock,  cartman  19  Vandam 

Pease  John,  grocer  51  Division 

Pease  Samuel,  smith  Attorney  n  Delancy 

Pease  Silvy,  47  Ann 

Pecar  Hart,  Oliver  n  Bancker 

Peceine  John,  labourer  81  Mott 

Peck  Andrew,  cartman  Ludlow  n  Delancy- 

Peck  Benj.  grocer  1 15  Division 

Peck  Chas.  carpenter  70  Pump 

Peck  Chas.  saddler  466  Pearl 

Peck  Collin,  179  Pearl 

Peck  Daniel,  shoemaker  123  Division 

Peck  David,  Collect  n  Broome 

Peck  Henry,  labourer  Reason 

Perk  Henry,  cartman  Ludlow  n  Delaney 

Peck  John,  mason  213  William 

Peck  Lee,  customhouse  mea.  18  Batavia-lane 

Peck  Nathan,  cartman  Cornelia  n  Rivington 

Peck  O  dry  good  st.  176  Chatham 

Peck  Obediub,  44  Division 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  S39 


Peck  Sarah,  43  Catherine 

Peck  Stephen,  sash  roak.  87  h  74  Forsyth 

Peck  Susanna  widow,  Forsyth  n  Delancy 

Peck  Walter,  drygood  st.  426  Pearl 

Peck  Wm  H.  sasbmaker  174  Broome  b  16  Grand 

Reck  Wm  45  Beekman 

Peck  widow  Sarah,  boardingh.  11  Cherry 

Peck  and  King,  sailmakcrs  76  South 

Peck  and  Co  Allen,  drygood  st.  179  Pearl 

Peckham  Mr  and  Mrs.  seminary  24  Greenwich 

Pcckwell  H  W.  col  of  the  2d  ward  129  William 

Peckwell  und  Battin,  grocers  Broadway  u  Grand 

Peckwell  aud  Bnttii>,  tavern  Broadway  c  Grand 

Peden  and  Cooke,  mer.  tai.  4  Cortlandt 

Peek  William,  mer.  188  Duane 

Peffers  Ann,  tailoress  101  Bayard 

Peffers  James,  carpenter  101  Bayard 

Pegg  James,  tailor  43  Maiden-lane 

Pegg  Roger,  tailor  60  Maiden  lane 

Pegly  James,  rigger  41  Oliver 

Peixotto  D  L  M.  M  D  105  Greenwich 

Peixotto  M  L  M.  mer.  105  Greenwich 

Pell  Aaron,  254  Bowery 

Pell  Abijah,  cartraan  Arden  n  Bedford 

Pell  Alfred  S.476  Broadway 

Pell  Benj.  cooper  Grand  n  Forsyth 

Pell  John,  drygood  st.  158  Chatham  h  69  Bowery 

Pell  John,  butcher  70  Fly  mkt.  h  69  Bowery 

Pell  Joseph,  64  Cortlandt 

Pell  Joshua  L  atlo.  and  couns.  44  Nassau 

Pell  Josiah,  c  Mulberry  and  Pump 

Pell  widow  Elizabeth,  boardiogh.  41  Cliff 

Pell  and  Co  Wm  F  fa  Wall 

Pelletreau  Maltby,  silversmith  12  Rose 

Pelletreau  ,  471  Pearl 

Polling  Wright,  labourer  69  Bancker 

Pelsang  Martin,  shoemak  Broome  c  Orchard 

Peltier  F  Hi  Morrell  L  28 Mill 

Pelton  Daniel,  shoemak.  13  Pruvost 

Pelton  Phineas,  10  Pump 

Pendel  Wm.  cartman  65  Crosby 

Pender^rass  John,  peddler  6V  Catherine 

Pendergrass  Sarah,  96  Henry 

Pendleton  E  H .  couns.  60  Wall  b  26  Greenwich 

Pendleton  I  physician  42  Broad 

Peneveyre  Rev  Henry,  26  Liberty 

Penfold  John,  druggist  4  Fletcher  h  38  Beekman 

Penfold  Nicholas  B.  printer  65  Nassau 

Penn  John,  pilot  10  Vandewater 

Pennell  Hayes,  wheelwright  128  Bowery 

Pennoyer  Ezekiel  H.  c  Herring  and  Terry 

Ppnnoyer  Geo.  shipcai'p.  Lewis  Man.  hi. 

Pennoyer  Robt  M.  1 1 1  Broad  h  90  Cedar 

Pennoyer  Sarah,  1 15  Lombardy 

Penny  Francis,  52  Elm 

Penny  Samuel  mer-  126  Liberty  h  108  Greenwich 

Penny  Sarah,  97  Bowery 

Penny  Thomas,  mariner  184  Bancker 

Penny  &.  Son  Samuel,  126  Liberty 

Peno  John,  barber  108  Duane 


340 


MERCEIN'S 


Penrose  G  P.  grocer  18  Tliomas 

Pension  James,  Varick  n  Broome 

Penteost  Wm.  hairdresser  413  Broadway 

Penton  Andrew,  carpenter  40  Water 

Penlz  Adam,  cooper  11  Gouverneur's-1.  h  11  Bnla- 

Pentz  sen  Frederick,  shoem.  24  Old-slip  fvia-1. 

Pentz  jun  Fred.  att.  coun.  k  not.  16  Nassau  City  Lib 

Pentz  Wm  A  F.  druggist  75  Pearl  h  24  Old  slip 

Pepper  Edward,  smith  160  Orange 

Perarah  Deming,  Broome  n  Forsyth 

Peree  John  W.  shipcarp.  Grand  Cor.  Hook 

Perege  Jacob,  82  Forsyth 

Perego  Joseph,  carlman  Elizabeth  c  Pump 

Perego  Wm.  cartman  £23  Spring 

Perfect  John,  grocer  and  boarding!).  115  Water 

Periam  Diana  widow  of  Thomas,  2  Lumber 

Perinc  &i  CoRobt.  grocers  48  Lumber  c  Rector 

Perit  P.  44  South  h  85  Cedar 

Perkins  Cyrus,  M.  D.  phys.  &.  surg.  96  Gr  eenwich 

Perkins  Elizabeth.  64  Spring 

Perkins  Joseph,  baker  146  Collect 

Perkins  Wm.  baker  81  Chapel 

Perkins  Wm.  L.  mariner  116  Lombardy 

Permauter  John,  waterman  9  Water 

Perren  Cornelia,  82  Pump 

Perret  Augusta,  goldsmith  56  John 

Perret  Mrs.  corset  and  mantua  maker  86  Nassau 

Pcrrin  John,  butch  54  Fly-Mar  h  100  Bowery 

Perrine  Benj  shoemaker  97  Division 

Perrine  Margaret,  52  Eldridge 

Perrine  Rev.  Matthew  L  217  h  59  1-2  Spring' 

Perrine  widow  Jane,  2  Crosby 

Perrott  James,  carpenter  59  Gold 

PerrotV  John,  grocer  72  Fulton  h  54  Gold 

Perruchet  C.  coppersmith  35  Catherine 

Perry  Albert,  saddle  tree  mak  Eldridga  n  I:    ingl  . 

Perry  jun  David,  printer  49  Mott 

Perry  Francis,  confectioner  149  Chamber 

Perry  Henry,  mariner  136  Banckcr 

Perry  James,  cartman  38  Essex 

Perry  James,  mariner  Grand  n  Lewis 

Perry  John,  shoemaker  279  Spring 

Perry  Jsjbn  D  435  Pearl 

perry  Joseph,  teacher  3  Beaver 

Perry  Oliver,  mariner  Walnut  n  Corl  Hook 

Perry  capt.  Robert,  187  Mulberry 

Perry  Thos.  coachman  79  Orange 

Perry  Timothy,  shipwright  North  c  Lewis  Mhland 

I'eiry  Wm  rigger  48  Chcapside 

Porry  Wm.  mason  3d  Avenue  n  Penitentiary  ' 

Perry  widow.  Clarke  c  Broome 

Perry  J  and  G  grocers  Lewis  c  North 

Persell  widow,  2  Varick 

Persiany  Luke,  fruiter  87  Division 

Peshine,  Petit  k  Co  shoe  warehouse  303  Pear! 

Pessinger  widow  Mary  M.  1112  Eldridge 

Peter  Francis, cordwaincr  114  Church 

Peters  Daniel,  rear  41!'  Greenwich 

Peters  Harry,  24  Warren 

Peters  John  C.  162  William 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY  541 


t'etcrs  John,  tailor  96  Broad 

Peters  John,  grocer  Broome  c  Orchard 

Peters  John  R  3  Beaver 

Peters  John,  rigger  81  Division  '^km 

Peters  Win.  marshal  26  Elm 

Peters  Wo,  caulker  123  Lombardy 

Peters  John  R  and  Co.  GO  Front  h  3  Bearer 

Peters  and  Remsa,  26  South 

Pelershew  W  cartman  40  Pump 

Peterson  Cornelius,  rear  91  Division 

Peterson  Jacob,  wheelwright  229  Mulberry  w3pj 

.Peterson  Jacob,  sawyer  9  Orange 

Peterson  John,  rigger  75  Henry 

Peterson  John,  mariner  87  Henry 

Peterson  John,  inspec  leather  Watts  n  Canal 

Peterson  John,  mariner  30  Oak 

Peterson  John,  waiter  Grand  n  Elm 

Peterson  John,  sawyer  42  Orange 

Peterson  Luke,  57  Walker 

Peterson  Mary,  boardinghouse  335  Water 

Peterson  Peter,  cartman  44  Norfolk 

Peterson  Peter,  labourer  Grand  n  Chrystie 

Peterson  Thomas,  mariner  45  Henry 

Peterson  Thos  228  Grand  c  Suffolk 

Peterson  Thos.  sawyer  Grand  c  Suffolk 

Peterson  widow  Maria,  Desbrosses  n  Greenwich 

Petigree  Robt.  labourer  Thompson  c  Broome 

Petinger  Jame9,  tobacconist  135  Leonard 

Petinger  Sophia,  81  Pump 

Petit  and  Jackson,  shoemakers  44  Fullen 

Petre  ,  mariner  160  Duane 

Petrie  W.  W.  cotton  fe  thread  manuf  104  Bowery 

Pettis  Silvanus,  121  Bancker 

Pettit  Daniel,  cartman  180  Delancy 

Pettit  John,  chairmakcr  16  Essex 

Pettit  Joseph,  44  Fulton 

Pettit  Peter,  morocco  dresser  15  Chesout 

Pettit  Robert,  stonecutter  20  Lumber 

Pettit  Susan,  seamstress  7  Pike 

Petty  David,  214  Division 

Petty  Ezekiel,  lottery  office  214  Division 

/"ban  John,  cartman  114  Mulberry 

Pheasant  Samuel,  mariner  rear  169  Bowery 

Phplan  Edward,  carpenter  175  Delancy 

Phelan  Patrick,  stevedore  139  Front 

Pbelan  Wm.  gardener  1st  Avenue  n  3d 

Phelan  Wm.  1st  Avenue  n  Stuyvesant 

Phelps  Ar.son  G.  merch  179  Front  b  63  Beekman 

Phelps  J«Mies  L.  physician  12  Cherry 

Phelps  Tbaddeus,  merchant  70  South  h  109 Liberty 

Phelps  widow,  Broome  n  Cannon 

Phelps  widow  Phebe,  21  Division 

Philadelphia  Steam  Doal  Line      Poit  Coach  Office 

114  Broadway 
Philadelphia  Stage  offices,  Cortlandt  and  Broadway 
Phile  Catherine,  Attorney  n  Delancy 
Philip  and  Eytinge,  1  Phenix  stores 
Philip  and  Cylinge,  merchants  1  Pbenix  buildings 
Philips  Abraham,  mason  Eurrows  n  Herring 
Philips  Catherine,  washerwoman  Grand  n  Crosby 


iMEKCEIN'S 


Philips  Charles  F.  baker  opposite  Vauxhall 

Philips  Daniel,  grocer  67  Bancker 

Philips  George,  cartman  Delaocy  c  Orchard 

Philips  John,  60  Sullivan 

Philips  John,  mariner  100 Bancker 

Philips  Maria  widow  of  John,  127  Cherry 

Philips  Thomas,  cartman  75  Thompson 

Philips  William,  36  Provost 

Philips  William,  mariner  128  Chamber 

Phillips  Andrew,  bookbinder  10  Roosevelt 

Phillips  Arch,  cartman  79  Bancker 

Phillips  Benjamin,  sawyer  Bedford 

Phillips  Henry,  tailor  267  Water 

Phillips  Jacob,  labourer  Amos  n  Greenwich  lane 

Phillips  John  H.  cbairmaker60  Thompson 

Phillips  John,  brassfounder  1 18  Orchard 

Phillips  John,  cartman  Elizabeth  n  Spring 

Phillips  John,  drayman,  205  Division 

Phillips  John,  mariner  26  Henry 

Phillips  Lucy,  74  Hudson 

Phillips  Mary,  milliner  278  Spring 

Phillips  Moses  S.  96  William 

Phillips  Naptbali,  proprietor  of  Nat.Adv.  96Gr«enw 

Phillips  N.R.  cab.  mak  114 Fulton 

Phillips  Patrick,  grocer  66  Bancker 

Phillips  Robert,  constable  156  Bancker 

Phillips  Thomas,  carpenter  274  Front 

Phillips  Wells,  shoemaker  93  1-2  Chatham 

Phillips  rev.  Wm.  W.  530  Broadway 

Phillips  Wm.  mariner  66  James 

Phillipson  Marcus,  drvgood  st.  71  Cherry 

Philom  Academy,  208  William 

Philpot  Richard,  mason  Grand  n  Orchard 

Phippennv  David,  labourer  121  Bamker 

Phoebus  Wm.  M.  D.  7  Forsyth 


Phoenix  Thomas,  attor  and  coun.  298  Broadway 
Phoenix    Co.  I.  P.  mer.  22  South 
Phyfe  Duncan,  cabiuetma.  168, 170, 172  h  169  Ful 
Phyfe  John,  grocer  30  Barclay  [ton 
Phyfe  jun.  John,  ivory  turner  30  Barclay 
Phyfe  Michael,  cabinet  maker  38  Dey 
Phyfe  Wm.  shipmaster  52  Rutgers 
Phyfer  Frederick,  38  Eldridge 
Piatt  W.  F.  M  D.  51  Chapel 
Pioart  Hart,  labourer  12  Jews'-alley 
Pick  G.  Cornelia,  Greenwich  till. 
Pickens  James,  newscarrier  85  Mulberry 
Pirket  jun.  Albert,  192  Greenwich 
Picket  Albert,  female  school  192  Greenw.  male  &i  h 
Picket  JohnW.  teacher  148  Chamber  [148  Chamber 
Picket  widow,  teacher  46  Elizabeth 
Pickford  Isaac,  grocer  179  Cherry  c  Market 
Pickton  Charles,  teacher  Stanton  n  Ridge 
Pier  Sylvester,  coppersmith  246  Water 
Pierce  Abraham,  Willet  n  Delancy 


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NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  343 


Pierce  Abraham,  carpenter  54  Sullivan 
Pierce  Ann,  63  Warren 

Pierce  John,  harness  maker  c  Cannon  and  Brootne 

Pierce  John,  labourer  55  James 

Pierce  Theophiliis,  179  Broadway 

Pierce  widow  Ann,  boardingb.  253  Pearl 

Pierce  widow  Eliza,  86  Varick 

Piercy  George,  3  Republican  Alley 

Piercy  Henry  R.  printer  Oliver  n  Bancker 

Piercy  Isaac,  cartman  251  Front 

Piercy  Samuel,  butcher  188  Division 

Piercy  widow  Jane,  233  Cbrystie 

Pierpont  Hez.  B  distiller  133  Front  h  Brooklyn 

Pierpont  ,  musician  251  William 

Pierson  Cath.  widow  of  Thos  130  Bowery 

t'ierson  E.  merchant  178  Pearl 

Pierson  Elijah,  178  Pearl 

Pierson  Francis,  butcherGrand  n  Ludlow 

Pierson  Isaac,  merchant  11  Whitehall 

Pierson  John,  hatler  Elizabeth  n  Spring 

Pierson  Silas,  gunsmith  28  Oak 

Pierson  Sophia,  Elizabeth  n  Spring 

Pierson  Theophiliis.  mason  243  Spring 

Pierson  widow  Mary,  10  Renwick 

Pierson  widow  Nancy,  18  Wbile  [Broad 

Pierson  &/■  Brothers  J.  G  iron  &.  cut  oail  st.  Front  c~ 

Piggot  Aaron,  merch  110  Division 

Piggot  Joseph,  upholsterer  94  n  92  Division 

Piggot  Samuel,  watchmaker  42  12  Hudson 

Pignolet  Lewis,  dyer  14  Barclay 

Pihlstrom  Jane,  80  Bayard 

Pike  Benjamin,  optician  12  Wall 

Pike  Francis,  shoemaker  77  James 
Pike  Isaac,  carpenter  88  Eldridge 

Pike  James,  shoemaker  28  Orchard 

Pike  Wm.  carpenter  52  Gold 

Piles  John,  rigger  91  Harman 

Pilsworth  Ann,  22  Garden 

Pilyon  Richard.  33  Dover 

Pinckney  David,  80  Leonard 
Pinckue>  Elijah,  grocer  32  Peck-sl.  h  38  Oak 
Pinckney  Elijah  T.  attor.  and  not.  7  Murray  h .121 
Pintk/iey  Jonathan,  gro.  Stanton  c  Allen  [Bowery 
Pinckney  Peter,  grocer  Stanton  n  Orchard 
Pinckney  Sarah,  tailoress  26  Norfolk 
Pinckney  Susan,  Norfolk  c  Grand 
Pinckney  Wm.  H.  coachmaker  154  Bowery 
Pinckney  Wm.  J.  dry  good  st.  174  Chatham 

Pindergast  ,  9  Reed 

Pine  Jos.  fruit  st.  66  Nassau 

Pinkerton  James,  paver  12  Cheapside 

Pinkney  Wm.  98  Eldridge 

Pinkuey  widow  Hannah,  45  Essex 

Pinkney  widow  Hannah,  90  Eldridge 

Pintard  John,  sec.  Mutual  In.  Company  62  Wall 

Pintard  Wm.  sur.  instrn.  &  truss  mak  3  Bt-ekman 

Piper  Thomas,  victualing  h.  Art  n  Broadway 

Pirnie  John,  distiller  24  Orange 

Pirson  John  Wm.  c  Leonard  and  Hudson 


944 


MERCELYS 


Pitcaithly  Robert,  stonecutter  45  Hester 

Pitcher  widow  of  Jonathan,  37  Cross 

Pitt  Abraham,  shoemaker,  33  Cheapside 

Pitt  >icho!as,  cordwainer  133  Lombardy 

Pittman  G.W.rope  m.  Attorney  n.  North  c.  Orchard 

Pittman  Lemuel,  ropemaker  up  end  of  Orchard 

Place  Aaron,  46  Rivington 

Place  Charles,  shoemaker,  63  Spring 

Place  Ephraim,  shoemaker  31  Cheapside 

Place  Frederick,  druggist  17  Park 

Place  John,  cartman  Pitt  n.  Stanton 

Place  Joshua,  13  Essex 

Place  Percival,  assist,  keep.  State  Prison  Bedford 

Place  Smith,  porterhouse  173  Cherry 

Place  Thos.  cartman,  Delancy  n  Suffolk 

Place  Thomas,  butcher  200  Division 

Place  Thomas,  butcb.  47  Cath.  mar.  h.  38  Rivington 

Place  widow  Mary,  42  Anthony 

Plain  Bartholomew,  merchant  39  Chatham 

Planton  Anthony,  smith  24  Market 

Piatt  Cbas.  cabinetmaker,  36  Gold 

Piatt  David,  grocer  Broome  Willet's  wharf  East 

Piatt  David,  boardinghouse  380  Water  [river 

Plait  Ebenezer,  custom-house  officer  63  Lombardy 

Piatt  Epenetus,  merchant  214  Pearl 

Piatt  Frederick,  122  Harman 

Piatt  Geo.  stevedore  81  Eldridge 

Plati  Isaac,  13  Doyer 

Piatt  Isaac  L.  lookingglass  store  128  Broadway 
Plait  Jacob  S.  mercb  111  Chatham  h.  49 Orange 
Piatt  James  K.  physician  61  Nassau 
Piatt  Joel,  merchant  tailor  64  Beekman 
Plait  John,  74  Chapel 

7Jlatt  John,  grocer,  300  Front  h  37  Cheapside 

Piatt  Joseph,  printer,  148  Cherry 

Piatt  Moses,  mason  62  Thompson 

Piatt  Newton,  merch  265  Broadway  h  22  While 

Platl  Obediab,  shoemaker  97  H<  nry 

Piatt  Peter,  carpenter  44  Suffolk 

Piatt  rlichard,  butcher  Elizabeth  n.  Broome 

Plait  Richard-  shipwright  27  Norfolk 

Piatt  col.  Richard,  Broome  n  Broadway 

Piatt  Sela,  cartman  Eldridge  n.  North 

Piatt  Thomas,  painter  34  Chapel 

Piatt  Wbilemore.  cartman,  Eldridge  n.  North 

Piatt  William  F.  physician  29  Nassau 

Piatt  Wm.  merchant  265  Broadway  h  22  White 

Piatt  ,  boardinghouse  214  Pearl 

Plait  Zopher,  clerk  in  Custom  house  63  Lombardy 

Platt  widow  Phebe,  199  Heslru- 

Piatt  widow  Margaret,  nurs<  24Bancker 

Piatt  widow  Maria,  4  Division 

Piatt  &.  Benedict,  gocers300  Front 

Piatt  it  Chappel,  painters  205  Greenwich 

Pleslin  Peter,  15  Roosevelt 

Plet  Louis,  Washington  Bath  533  Peart 

Plimpton  Job,  teacher  76  Duanc 

Plum  baac,si;;n  and  ornairental  painter  61  Pear! 

Plum  John,  painter  Broome  n.  Chr/stie 

Plum.  Nathaniel  D.  carpenter  101  Elm 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  345 


Plumh  Geo.  labourer  foot  Jay 

Plume  John,  porterhouse  27  James 

Plummer  William,  cooper  26  Fletcher  h  11  Essex 

Plunkett  John,  215  Greenwich 

Plymer  Catherine,  41  Oak 

Poillon  James,  shoemaker  90  Elizabeth 

Poillon  James,  cabinet  warehouse  40  Beekmao 

Poillon  John,  chocolatemaker  116  Bowery 

Poillon  jun.  John,  cabinetmaker  26  Cherry 

Poiner  Jacob,  bookbinder  60  Dey 

Poland  John,  tavern  85  Murray 

Poland  Rodger,  smith  129  Anthony 

Polhemus  Abraham,  7  Jacob 

Polheraus  Cornelius,  cartman  Desbrosser 

Polhemus  Cornelius  75  Hrster 

Polhemus  James,  grooer  67  Vesey 

Polhemus  John,  4  Laighf 

Polhemus  John,  brewer  87  Chrystie 

Police  Office  i^M 

Ground  Floor  [■'■■-%  M  City-hall. 

Pollard  Robert,  boardingh  Walnut 

Pollard  Wm.  marinpr37  Roosevelt 

Pollock  Benjamin.  carpeuter3  Thomas 

Pollock  Elizabeth  5  Allen 

Pollock  John,  shoemaker  43  Cheapside 

Pollock  John,  weaver  Christopher  n  Bedford 

Pollock  Wm.  B  signpainter  40  North  Moore 

Pollock  Wm.  labourer  Gilbert  Greenwich  Villogt 

Pollock  Wm.  cartman  Reason 

Pollock  widow  Susanna.  138  Allen 

Polston  4lei.  waiter  144  Reed 

Pomeroy  George,  67  Pefrl 

Pomeroy  Saul,  160  Division 

Ponsford  James,  tallowchandler  192  Bowery 

Ponsford  Wm  butcher  3  Fly-market  b  25  Spring 
Ponvert  Mrs.  67  Anthony 
Ponzo  Guy,  labourer  155 Bowery 
Pook  Samuel,  mason  Broome  n.  Varick 
Pool  C  barom  and  thermom.  mak  395  Broadway 
Pool  Henry,  mason  Willet  n  Slanton 
Pool  James,  grocer  Pump c  Orange 
Pool  John,  baker  Chapel  n  North  Moore 
Pool  Joseph,  28  North  Moore 
Pool  Joseph,  cartman  113  Chapel 
Pool  Samuel,  china  packer  Duane  o  Chatham 
Poole  Edmund,  carpenter  213  Chapel 
Poor  William,  grocer  Norfolk  c  Grand 
Pope  Charles,  carpenter  38  North  Moore 
Pope  Thos.  land  iibaiid.  survey  Broome  c  Sullivan 
Pope,  Wm.schoolm.  246  Greenwich 
Popham  Thomas,  mason  231  Church 
Poppletown  Mrs.  206  Broadway 
Porter  Charles,  90  South 
Porter  David  G.  smith  139  Mulberry 
Porter  F.  W.60  Church  h  67  Beekman  [Division 
Porter  Henry  C.  gold  and  silver  thimble  maker  183 
Porter  Horace,  chairuakcr  24  Market 
Porter  Isaac,  carpenter  187  Church 
Porter  James,  shipmaster  65  Allen 
30 


346 


MERCEIN'S 


Porte*  J»mes,  inspect,  of  Revenue  59  John 

Porter  Joseph,  hatter  64  Reed 

Porter  Robert,  weaver  424  Greenwich 

Porter  Wm.  smith  Christopher 

Porter  widow  Ann,  49  Henry 

Portugueu  tict  consul '3  office  83  Washington 

Portwarden's  office     j^l  g  ||      47  Wall 

Post  Alexander,  labourer  Hammond  n  Herring 

Post  Allison,  216  Pear)  store  41  William 

Post  Anthony,  94  Liberty 

Post  Egbert,  carpenter  100  Elm 

Post  Garrit.  cartman  65  M'Dougal 

Post  jun  Henry,  cash.  Frank  Bank  1  Franklin-SQ. 

Post  Jacob  C.  cartman  121  Mott 

Post  Jacob,  cartman  120  Warren 

Post  Jacob,  cartman  M'Dougal  opposite  King 

Post  Joel,  druggist  336  Pearl 

Post  John, 'hatter 44  Essex 

Post  John,  carpenter  231  Mulberry 

Post  John,  cartman  23  Thomas 

Post  John  I,  upholsterer  65  Church 

Post  Margaret,  boardinghouse  110  Mulberry 

Post  Peter,  cartman  Broome  n  Broadway 

Post  Peter,  208  Elizabeth 

Post  Peter  R.  drygood  st.  190  Fulton 

Post  Samuel,  exchange  office  4  Franklin-square 

Post  Waldron  B.  182  Greenwich 

Post  Wm.  cartman  Laurens  n  Bleecker 

Post  Wm.  L.  distiller  19  Chesnut 

Post  Wm.  cartman  4  Staple 

Post  Wm  167  Water 

Post  Wm.  accountant  169  Harman 

Post  Wright,  surgeon  54  Broadway 

Post  widow  Ann,  tailoress  89  Reed 

Post  widow  Abigail,  194  Hester 

Post  widow  Deborah,  Jones  Greenwich  Villagt 

Post  widow  of  Jotbam,  23  Cherry 

Post  Wm.  k  G.  paint  store  160  h  150  Front 

Post  J.  ii  A.     W.  B.  druggists  41  William 

Post  office  |~       ^    Garden  c  William 

Postley  Charles,  stove  manuf.  262  Water 

Pothier  Simon,  6  Cross 

Pott  Elizabeth,  Grand  n  Suffolk 

Pott  Gideon,  merchant  53  South  h  26  Greenwich 

Pott  k  M'Kinne  merchants  53  South 

Totter  Apollos,  boardingh.  226  Water 

Petter  Edward,  cartman,  Watts  n  Varick 

Potterjun.  Ellis,  212  Pearl  h  61  Courtlandt 

Potter  Henry,  Perry  c  Herring 

Potter  Sarah,  13  Liberty 

Potts  Elizabeth,  Grand  c  Suffolk 

Potts  John,  shoemaker  66  Catherine 

Potts  widow  of  Abm.  granary  si.  Spring  c  Sullivan 

Potwine  John  S.  merchant  400  Pearl  h,74  Cherry 

Poulson  Menah,  13  Stanton 

Powell  Ann,  43  Barclay 


N  EW-VORK  DIRECTORY.  347 


T'owell  Ca..     <\oe maker  Grand  n  Margin 

Powell  George  P.  carpenter  \lo  Forsyth 

Powell  John,  tin  |..ale  worker  163  Division 

Powell  John,  35  Augustus 

Powell  John,  wbilewasber  rear  137  Pump 

Powell  P?terj  ropemaker  Orchard  n  North 

Powell  Wm.  cartman  Kidee  n  Delancy 

Powen  widow  Jane.  21  Orange 

Powers  James,  hairdresser  218  Division 

Powers  John,  grocer 50  Bearer 

Powers  John,  carpenter  9  Goerck 

Powers  Lawrence,  auct.  121  Water  h  68  Harman 

Powers  Margaret,  Elizabeth  n  Spring 

Powers  Richard,  butcher  Grand  c  Orange 

Powers  Thomas,  -0  Kivington 

Powers  Thomas,  mason  Hudson  n  Charlton 

Powers  Wm.  M.  grocer  Broome  c  Forsjth 

Powers  Margaret  widow  of  Geo.  Pearl  c  Frankfort 

Powles  Cornelius,  carpenter  Vestry  n  Hudson 

Powles  James,  sawyer  Christopher  n  Bedford 

Powles  John,  cartman  64  Ludlow 

PownaH  Hugh,  66  Murray 

Poyer  Aaron  L.  hairdresser  34  Warren  h  72  Church 

Poyer  William,  hairdresser  72  Church 

Pragnell  Whj.  shipcarpenter  Grand  c  Mangin 

Prain  John,  fruiter  14  Orange 

Prall  Maria,  90  Chatham 

Prall  &l  Co.  Ichabod,  uierchanls  2  Burling  slip 

Pratt  David,  shoemaker  13  Chapel 

Pratt  Henry  290 Front 

Pratt  Luther,  printer  Mulberry  u  Cathedral 

Pratt  Noah,  shipmaster  Grand  n  Chrystie 

Pratt  Thomas,  mariner  44  Harman 

Pratt  widow  Charlie,  milliner  75  William 

Pratzner  John,  Broome  n  Cbrystie 

Pray  David,  baker  34  Pump 

Pray  John,  shoemaker  90  Mott 

Pray  widow  Jane,  8  Garden 

Prentice  Lodowick,  shipmaster  17  Batavia 

Ppentice  N  Smith,  per/timer  149  Broadway 

Prentiss  Elizabeth,  79  Chapel 

PreDtiss  John,  carpenter  171  Bowery 


Prabyierian  Church  fl*'-M    ftutgtrt  n  Herwy 


Prest  John,  mason  49  Anthony 
Preudergast  Michael,  grocer  255  Front 
Price  Cornelius,  mason  226  Church 
Price  David,  merchant  109  Division 
Price  David,  shoemaker  208  Hester 
Price  Edward,  smith  53  b  39  Rutgerv 
Price  Edward,  hairdresser  233  Spring 
Price  Ellis,  shoemaker  245  Green  nicB 
Price  Huldy,  77  While 
Price  lebabod,  138  Reed 
Price  Jane  Ann,  Little  Baneker 
Price  John,  chemist  Lombardy  n  Walnut 
Price  John,  carpenter  235  Bowery 
Price  Joseph  W.  carpenter  Jones  Qrtenwith  Vitl 
Price  Joseph,  gunsmith  260  Water 


848 


MERCEIN'S 


Price  Justice,  149  Ludlow 
Price  Michael,  36  N.  Moore 
Price  Nathaniel,  shoemaker  70  Division 
Price  Plait,  gilder  24  Elm 
Price  Samuel,  carpenter  49  Pump 
Price  Simeon,  smilli  426  Water  h  153  Division 
Price  Stephen,  352  Broadway 
Price  Thomas,  victualling  4"  oyster-house  30  Moor* 
Price  Thompson,  mason  102  Lombardy 
Price  Wm.  merchant  32  Frankfort 
Price  Wm.  M.  att.  and  court.  24  Vesey 
Price  Wm.  mason  Willet  n  Delancy 
Price  Zalmon,  carpenter  Norfolk  n  Grand 
Pride  Robert,  tailor  43  Harman 
Pride  widow  Eliza,  Crosby  c  Hester 
Priesholl  widow,  91  Hester  [Beekman 
Priest  Edward  C.  carpetstore  196  Broadway  h  67 
Priest  Frederick,  31  Pearl 
Priest  Frederick  D.  31  Pearl 
Priest  Wm.  H.  accountant  6  Garden 
Prieur  Lewis,  mariner  75  Orange  [Broadway 
Prime  Nath.  stock  and  com.  broker  42  Wall  h  I 
Prime,  Ward  Si  Sands,  com.  brok.42Wall 
Primrose  John,  35  Rose 
Primrose  Wm.  marshal  rear  1 1  Rose 
Prince  Benj.  public  administrator  31  Pike 
Prince  capt.  C.  19  Maiden-lane 
Prince  James,  rear  77  Lombardy 
Prince  Samuel,  gro.  Harman  c  Market 
Prince  Sylvester  rear  77  Lombardy 
Prince  Thomas,  48  Anthony 
Prince  Wra.  A.  carpet  Si  floorc.  wareh.  178  Bd.  way 
Pringle  John,  watchmaker  20  Nassau 
Pringle  Thos.  account.  Greenwich  lane  n  Milligav, 
Pringle  Wm.  umbrella  maker  3T>  Rose 
Pringle  widow,  teacher  2  Duane 
Prink  Jacob,  carpenter  5  Chesnut 
Prinkman  Conrad,  26  Leonard 
Printice  Miss,  98  Liberty 
Prior  Isaac,  boatman  Laurens  n.  Bleecker 
Prior  Wm.  stationer  111  Water  h  Cornelia  Green- 
Prior  Si  Dunning, statiouers  111  Water  [teich  Vill 
Pritchard  Augustus,  carpenter  370  Bowery  n,Art 
Pritchard  Henry,  confectioner  159  Greenwich 
Pritchard  John,  shoemaker  35  Forsyth 
Pritchard  Samuel,  72  Mulberry 
Pritchard  Samuel,  butcher  30  Stanton 
Proal  Peter,  teach,  of  lang.  Si  crock,  st  178  Fulton 
Probate  Office,  City  Hall 

Probyn  Edw.  architect  &  builder  12  Vandewater 

Procter  Mrs.  10  North  Moore 

Proctor  sen.  John,  142  Bowery 

Proctor  and  Mathers,  merchants  71  Pine 

Pron  John,  52  Vesey 

Proudfoot  James,  grocer  15  James 

Pi  oudfool  Lawrence  73  William 

Prout  John,  gold  beater  61  Spring 

Pront  Roger,  printing  ink  maker  63  Spriag- 

Provoe  John,  cartinan  174  Elm 

Provost  John  D.  188  Spring 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  349 

Provost  Robert,  painter  &c.  203  Bowery  u  Broome 
Pnid'liomme  E.  engraver  57  Chatham 
Prussian  Consul's  Office,  63  Pine 
Prussler  Matthew,  labourer  69  Suffolk 
Pryer  George,  19  Eld  ridge 

Pryer  Murselus,  cabinetmaker  2  Cherry  c  Dover 

Pryer  Thomas,  shipmaster  19  Eldridge 

Public  Salts  Report  Office,  95  Pearl 

Public  Stores,  Wall  c  Na-*au,  105  Front  &  19  South 

Pudney  Giles,  watchmak.  116  Lombardy 

Pudney  Joseph  S.  printer  50  Anthony  t\^f. 

Puffer  George,  merchant  1  Slotu-laua  h31  Mercer 

Pugesley  widow  Sarah,  42  Hester 

Pugesly  Mary,  62  Orange 

Pugsley  Margaret  23S  Cburch 

Palis  Abraham,  cartman  330  Grand 

Palis  Christian,  Deshrosses 

Pulis  Henry,  cartman  Lewis  n  .Van.  Isl 

Pulis  Thomas,  mason,  248  Elizabeth 

Pulis  Wm.  butch.  1  Fly  mar.  h  99  Mott 

Pulis  Wm.  cartmao  foot  of  Harrison 

Polis  widow  Jane,  Commerce  n  Bedford 

Pullea  Ann,  10  Jacob 

Pullien  William,  Scammel 

Pullis  Clarissa,  Bedford  c  Commerce 

Pullis  Conrod.  shoeslore  80  Varick 

Pullis  Nicholas,  shoemaker  Commerce  n  Bedford 

Puntztis  John,  8  Oelancy 

Purdin  Peter,  mer.  tailor  44  Pine 

Purdy  Bartholomew,  Leonard  c  Chapel 

Purdy  Elisba,  cartman  73  Ludlow 

Purdy  Ephraim,  smith  190  Spring 

Purdy  H  C.  mer.  2  Burling-slip  b  48  Franklie 

Purdy  Hsnry,  64  Pump 

Purdy  John,  52  Gold 

Purdy  Jonathan,  cartman  84  Ludlow 

Purdy  Joseph  B.  carpenter  463  Washington 

Purdy  Josiah,  grocer  271  Broadway  k 54  Chamoe: 

Purdy  Richard  E.  drygood  st.  4-12  i'earl 

Purdy  Samuel  T.  brushmak.  5  Birmingham 

Purdy  widow  Eunice,  milliner  3  Division 

Purdy  widow  Margaret  of  Mocm.  114  Chanel 

Purdy  widow  Rhoda,  tailorcss  63  Roosevelt 

Purdy  widow  Susan,  31  Orchard 

Purser  Thomas,  china  st.  168g\> rery 

Purteuus  John,  rigger  4  Gaynor's  Aiiey 

Pye  David,  malter  63  Orange 

Pye  John,  iromong.  2c  locksm  ol  Bowery  c  B.v. a.-,1 

Pye  Simon,  locksmith  143  Leonard 

Pye  Wm.604  Pea/1 

Pye  Wm.  bardw.  st.  and  locksmr.  j  ~,2  Chamber 
Pyke  Alex,  atto."  and  coons.  80  Murray 
Pvke  W  H.  merchant  296  Bowerv 
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QuackenbosG  C.  physician  371  Greenwich 
Quackcnbos  John,  371  Greenwich 
Quackenbos  Marions,  cartman  123  Mo;t 
Quackenboi  M  M.  military  at.  keep  63  Washing'.:- r. 
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MERCEIN'S 


Quacteuboss  James,  Old  Hatrlem  Road 
Quackenbush  Abm  187  Gre  nwicb  b  110  Chathaa 
Quackenbusb  i.  187  Greenwich  b  N  Moore 
Quackenbush  John,  136  Reed 
Quackinbush  David,  M  D  Amos  c  Greenwich 
Quackinbush  John,  cartroan  26  Charlton 
Quackinbush  Win  smith  47  Sullivan 
Querau  Joshua,  block  and  pump  mak.  6  Rose 
Queripel  Samuel,  painter  and  glaz.  251  Greenwich 
Quest  Thomas,  tailor  64  Bayard 
Quick  Abm.  coacli maker  62  h  64  Broad 
Quick  Jacob,  butcher  Delancy  c  Allen 
Qui»-k  James  crock,  st.  1  Coenties-slip  b  34  Stone 
Quick  Jobn,  tinman  7?  Suffolk 
Quick  Stephen,  shoemaker  44 Orchard 
Quick  Tunis,  china  fyc.  St.  1  Coen.sl.  h  18  Beaver 
Quick  Wm.  13  Bowery 
Quidor  Geo.  porter  16  Pike 
Quidor  Peter,  12  Charlton 
Quidor  jun  Peter,  teacher  28  Charlton 
Quigly  Martha,  Christopher  n  Bedford 
Quin  Dennis,  tailor  231  Greenwich 
Quin  Edw.  C.  lum.  ins.  Spring  c  Washington,  office 
Quin  James,  grocer  125  Anthony       [West  n  Dey 
Quin  James,  grocer  24  Water 
Quin  John,  tailor  Chrystie  c  Riviagton 
Quin  John,  grocer  32  Pike 
Quin  John,  cartman  96  Bancker 
Quin  John,  labourer  17  Charlton  c  Varick 
Quin  Robert,  73  Cliff 
Quin  Robert,  grocer  100  Anthony 
Quin  Robert,  44  Ferry 
Quin  Terence,  grocer  Church  c  Barclay 
Quin  Thomas,  labourer  4  Catherine-lane 
Quin  widow  Ann,  rear  104  Bancker 
Quin  widow  Winnifred  of  Henry,  92  Mulberry 
Quinby  Elijah  P.  mer.  99  Bayard 
Quinby  Josiah  H.  drygood  st.398  Pearl 
Quinby  Moses  J.  drygood  st.  394  Pearl  h  22  Mut- 
Quindland  Michael,  labourer  82  Bancker  [berry 
Quinin  Geo.  confectioner  143  Reed 
Quinion  widow  Mary,  69  Chapel 
Quirk  Edward,  hairmaner.  170  Broadway 
Quirk  Wm.  chairmak.  13  Bowery 
Quitman  Dr  Wm  F.  Cross  c  Pearl 
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Rabbeson  Martin,  208  Broadway 

Rabbeson  W  A  turner  Christopher  n  Bedford 

Rabineau  Jacob,  druggist  315  h  403  Broadway 

Raborg  Catherine,  64  Beekman 

Raby  and  Foucault,  importers  137  William 

Rncey  Chas.  brewer  11  James 

Radcliff  Jacob,  couns.  96  Beekman 

JKaricliff  P  W.  atto.  and  couns.  11  Pine 

Radley  widow  Lydia,  71  Chapel 

Raff  widow  Sarah,  6  Beaver  lane 

Rnfferty  James,  chandler  74  Cedar 

Ragg  James,  shipmaster  67  Cliff 

Rague  Wm.  carpenter  176  Delancy 

Hague  widow  Hannah,  108  Orang« 


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Raineteaux  Anthony  C.  20  Provost 

Raingeard  Francis,  63  Broad 

Raisbeck  Ann,  nurse  43  Harman 

Raisbeck  Wm.  saddler  48  Harman 

Ralph  Geo.  hewer,  23  Bancker 

Rnmage  widow  of  Wm.  192  Division 

Raman  Mary  79  Eldridge 

Ramel  and  Gauchet,  Fr.  bakers  134  Reed 

Ramey  widow  Mary,  boardingh.  13  Liberty 

Ramie  Andree,  17  Broad 

Ramp  Henry  T.  grocer  c  Church  and  Barclay 

Ramp  John,  carpenter  11-Orange 

Rampin  Francis,  labourer  68  Pump 

Ramsey  John,  sawyer  137  Spring 

Ramsey  Peter,  cartman  Hammond  n  Greenwich 

Ranaghnn  Barnet,  barber  Mulberry  c  Hester 

Ranee  Eliza,  20  Catherine  lane 

Rand  Amos,  fisherman  16  Cbapel 

Rand  Ebenezer,  mason  594  Water 

Rand  Elijah,  grocer  Chapel  c  Duane 

Randal  Mary,  grocer  Broome  c  Arundel 

Randall  Abrm.  boot  cleaner  107  Mercer 

Randall  A.  D.  M.  Broome  East  River 

Randall  Francis,  mariner  11  Orange 

Randall  Jonathan,  shoemaker  7  Pike 

Randall  Wm  tinplate  worker  6  Anthony 

Randel  Henry,  shoemaker  Canal  n  Hudson 

Randell  D.  attorney  33  Cherry 

Randell  Mary,  grocer  Arundel  c  Broome 

Randell  Thomas,  mariner  146  Division 

Randolph  Absalom,  mason  265  Spring 

Randolph  Benj  L.  F.  carpenter  118  Bancker 

Randolph  James,  8  New 

Randolph  Jeptha  F.  257  Duane 

Randolph  J.  F-  mer  143  Pearl  h  Whitehall  c  Bridge 

Randolph  John  F.  175  Front  h  283  Spring 

Randolph  Joseph  F.  179  h  321  Washington 

Randolph  Moses  F.  56  Anthony 

Randolph  Nathaniel,  mason  106  Mott 

Randolph  sen  Samuel  F-  grocer  6  Spring 

Randolph  Stuart  F.  502  Greenwich 

Randolph  Wm.  93  Varick 

Randolph  widow  Mary  of  Lewis,  365  BowtTy 

Randolph  &.  Savage,  mer  175  Front  c  Burling  slip 

Randolph  4' Martin,  grocers  4-  dist.Wash  c  Murray 

Randolph  and  Withers,  merchants  143  Pearl 

Rankin  Alexander,  grocer  Broad  c  Water 

Rankin  Andrew,  waiter  34  Orange 

Rankin  Henry,  3  Carlisle 

Rankin  Hetty,  82  Chapel 

Rankins  David,  cbipcarpenter  Rivington  n  Pitt 

Ransford  Elizabeth  P  Perry  n  Greenwich 

Ransom  Beasilla,  83  Cherry 

Ran°on  R.  labourer  78  Duane 

Ranson  Wm.  78  Bowery 

Rapelye  Barnet,  92  Laurens 

Rapelye  Geo.  L.  mer  7  Gouv.  lane  h  38  Beekman 

Rapelye  Geo.  27  Burling  slip  h  73  Pearl 

Rapelye  and  Purdy,  grocers  27  Burling  slip 

Rapp  Catherine,  segar  manufacturer  92  Warren 


MERCEIN'S 


Rapp  John,  carpenter  Arundel  c  Division 

Rapp  John,  cartman  13th 

Ratcliff  Christopher,  Herring  c  Perry 

Ratcliff  Hamilton,  weaver  Perry  n  Stale  Pruo. 

Ratcliflf  Samuel,  tailor  471  Greenwich 

Ratcliff  Samuel,  tailor  Charlton  n  Hudson 

Ratcliff  widow  Ann,  67  Mulberry 

Rathbone  John,  shipmaster  81  Hester 

Rathbone  sen.  John,  29  Cliff 

Rathbone  Samuel,  mer  95  Pearl  h  210  Bowery 

Rathbone  Wm.  P.  merchant  14  Ferry 

Rathbone  and  Downer,  merchants  95  Pearl 

Raton  Daniel,  carpenter  61  Sullivan 

Raton  John,  Varick  n  Broome 

Ravago  Jno.  waiter  49  Duone 

Raven  widow,  Downing  c  Bedford 

Ravoe  James,  cooper  14  Birmingham 

Ray  Cornelius,  56  Broadway 

Ray  Elizabeth,  washerwoman  420 Broadway 

Ray  James  E.  shipmaster  240  Cherry 

Ray  James,  132  Broad 

Ray  John,  shoemaker  Sheriff  n  Broome 

Ray  ,  shipmaster  92  Catherine 

Ray  Matthew,  wheelwright  Elizabeth  n  Spring 

Ray  Mrs.  M.  boardinghouse  9  Burling  slip 

Ray  Nicholas,  labourer  22  Watts 

Ray  Wm.  rigger  41  Oliver 

Ray  widow  Hannah, 32  Oak 

Raymar  David,  gardener  c  Elizabeth  and  Pump 

Raymer  David  W.  grocer  c  Elizabeth  and  Pump 

Raymer  Jane,  102  Bancker 

Raymond  Ann,  20  Mulberry 

Raymond  Anson,  shoemaker  rear  34  Eldridge 

Raymond  D.  23  Chapel 

Raymond  E.  fur  store  185  Water  h  20  Ann 

Raymond  George,  247  Duane 

Raymond  George  B.  police  office  h  Elizabeth 

Raymond  James,  boardinghouse  92  Cherry 

Raymond  John,  hairdresser  140  Reed 

Raymond  Nap.  grocer  33  Oak 

Raymond  Samuel,  shoemaker  89  Purap 

Raymond  Samuel,  shoemaker  61  Bowery 

Raymond  Samuel,  shoemaker  Forsyth'  n  Delancy 

Raymond  Samuel,  boatman  Cherry  n  Montgomery 

Raymond  Samuel  G.  att  42  Pine  h  165  Greenwich 

Raymond  Simeon,  shoemaker  2  Pike 

Raymond  widow,  10  Walker 

Raymond  widow  Jane,  99  Church 

Raymond  widow  Susan,  boardinghouse  261  Water 

Raymond  and  Burr,  furstore  185  Water 

Rayner  Joel,  cartman  14  Spring 

Raynor  D.  grocer  226  Division  Li  124  LombarJy 

Raynor  Isaac,  carl  man  138  Bancker 

Raynor  Japtha,  carpenter  Green  c  Broome 

Raynor  Joel,  cartman  Broome  n  Lewis 

Raynor  Joseph,  carlman  30  Essex 

Raynor  Mordacai,  milkman  215  Bowery 

Raynor  S.  sailmaker  165  AVash.  h  Chapel  c  Duan* 

Raynor  Samuel,  cartman  Pitt  n  Stanton 

Raynor  Willett,  marketman  3  Lombard}- 


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Ray  nor  Wm.  sailmaker  60  Market 

Raynor  Wm.  grocer  66  Catherine  c  Oak 

Rea  Robert,  book  keeper  222  Spring 

Rea  Samuel,  shoemaker  116  Cherry 

Read  John,  ladies'  shoemaker  36  Cortland; 

Read  Matthew,  59  Oliver 

Read  Sampson,  115  Chatham 

Read  Samuel,  grocer  Front  c  Fulton 

Reade  Chas.  pat.  spiral  truss  mak.  Sic.  67  1-2  Liberty 

Reade  and  De  Peyetor,  31  Old-slip 

Reboul  John  B.  39  Warren 

Reboureal  ,  merchant  131  Broadway 

Recard  John,  grocer 68  Jame3 
Recker  widow  Mary,  26  Henry 
Recorder  Ann  widow,  69  Henry 


Records  Daniel,  shipmast.  78  Cherry 
Redard  Mary,  washwoman  59  Roosevelt 
Redding  widow  Hannah,  41  Cheapside 
Reddon  Morris,  labourer  41  Pike 
Reddy  Michael,  cookshop  34  Mulberry 
Reder  Martin,  cooper  117  Washington  &  26  Rector 
Redfield  John,  hatter  188-^owery 
Redfield  Simeon,  carpenter  67  Varick 
Redmond  Charles,  cedar  cooper  183  Hester 
Redmond  John  C.  236  Bowery  h  31  fiurling-slip 
Redmond  John,  tailor  Grand  n  Cbrystie 
Redmond  Samuel,  umh  maouf  286  Pearl 
Redmond  and  Frost,  flour  st.  183  Front 
Redon  Claudius,  liv  stable  68  Cliff  h  14  Beekman 
Redstone  Thomas,  organ  builder  Hester  n  Forsyth 
Redstone  Wm.  organ  builder  167  Bowery 
Redstone  Wm.  Greenwich  c  Hammond 
Reed  Alvan,  shoemaker  3  Water 
Reed  Benj  P.  shipcarp  387  Cherry 
Reed  Betsey,  boardingh.  21  Walnut 
Reed  Charles,  boardinghouse  34  Mulberry 
Reed  Collin,  mcr.  298  Broadway 
Reed  Edmund,  porter  163  Greenwich 
Reed  Ellen,  Charles  n  Washington 
Reed  Ely,  cartman  17  LombarJy 
Reed  E  K.  Broome  c  Collect 
Reed  Geo.  shoemaker  128  Chamber 
Reed  capt  Henry,  49  Essex 
Reed  Henry,  139  Hester 
Reed  Henry,  shoestore  149  Cherry 
Reed  Henry,  blacksmith  Essex  n  Broome 
Reed  Hugh,  weaver  171  Hester 
Reed  Isaac,  cartman  26  Vandam 
Reed  James,  hairdresser  Coenties-ilip  n  Pearl 
Reed  James,  mason  13  Mulberry 
Reed  James,  36  Willet 
Reed  James,  cartman  Broome  c  Forsyth 
Reed  John,  mason  241  Spring 
Reed  Luman,  grocer  13  Coenties-sl.  h  14  Stone 
Reed  L  B  shoe  dealcr214  Cbalham 
Reed  Mary,  tailoress  14  Forsyth 
Reed  Matthew,  shoemak  a  Bowery  c  Doyer 


354 


MERCEIN'S 


Reed  Noble,  3uffolkc  Hester 

Reed  Samuel,  sawyer  Stanton  c  Columbia  • 

Reed  Stepben,  watchmak  8  Maiden-lane 

Reed  Wilber,  carpenter  Lewis  Manh.  Isl. 

Reed  Wm.  Cberry  n  Seammel 

Reed  Win.  shoemak.  83  Catherine 

Reed  ,  brassfoutider  Cherry  n  Seammel 

Rend  widow  Elizabeth,  li>  Dutch 
Reed  R  and  L.  13  Coenties-slip 
Reed  and  Vanderbilt,  221  Front) 
Reeks  George,  cabinctmak  49  Mot t 
Reeve  John,  ahoemak  198  William 
Reeve  Timothy,  shoemak  173  Harman 
Reeves  Abm.  shoemak  Ridge  n  Stanton 
Reeves  Abm.  rigger  8  Norfolk 
Reeves  James,  butcher  Catherine  mkth  Art 
Reeves  Jesse,  grocer  181  Cherry 
Reeves  Matthew,  mariner  95  James 
Reeves  Samuel,  mas.  Wil.  horseboat  Broome  E  It 
Reeves'  Wm.  butcher  Thompson  u  Spring 
Reeves  Wm.  carpenter  161  Bancker 
Reeves  widow  of  Abner,  Cherry  n  Seammel 
Reformed  Presbyterian  and  other  Churches. 


Wall 


Street 


Rutgers 


Spring  |g|||j  SI'™* 
Cedar  ff||||  Street 
Irish  jfiij|t^  Orange 
Reformed  j|g|j^  Cedar 
Associate  Reformed  Cedar 
Associate  Reformed  \  i  •Sh  Pearl 


Associate  Reformed  f.:..v*.  B  Murray 


Seceders' J  ■  Nassau 
Seceders'  [»;»;'■  Union  Row,  Greenw 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Rtfor.  Dutch  Church      ■  j|  9  Garden 


Re/or-  Pres.  Church  jpjjt^  Chamber 

Regan  Wm.  grocer  41  James  c  Bancker 
Regan  widow  Ann,  grocery  343  Water 
Regnard  Sebastian,  wine  mer  32  William 
Rehon  Conrad,  lamplighter  116  Allen 
Reichard  Frederick,  merchant  4  William 
Reid  Daniel,  labourer  Prince  n  Sullivan 
Reid  James,  cartman  92  Orange 
Reid  John,  bookseller  and  stationer  89  Water 
Reid  John,  baker  7  Vestry 
Reid  John,  baker  4  Mott 

Reid  Mark,  well  digger  7  Fulton  h  Front  n  Walnut 

Reid  Noble,  milkman  Hester  c  Suffolk 

Reid  Samuel  C.  harbourmaster  30  Oliver 

Reill  Jacob,  baker  79  James 

Reilly  John,  shiprarp  Lewis  Man  hi. 

Reilly  Patrick,  tobac.  and  grocer  328  Water 

Reilly  Wm.  labourer  72  Orchard 

Reimer  jun  Henry,  wheelwright  36  h  33  Pump 

Reimer  Henry,  gardener  32  Pump  , 

Reiner  Augustus,  grocer  144  Church 

Reinhart  widow  Charity,  boardingh  138  Water 

Reinold  Chas.  sexton  of  Grace  Church  32  Forsylb 

Reins  David  H.  printer  18(1  Division 

Relay  James,  cartman  135  Orange 

Relay  Stephen,  shoemak  Grand  n  Elm 

Remer  Henry,  wheelwright  35  Pump 

Remer  James,  ladies'  shoemak  137  Bancker 

Remer  Jonathan,  shoemak  54  Eldridge 

Remer  Lewis,  sawyer  137  Bancker 
Remer  Richard,  sand  paper  maker  98  Orange 
Remey  Catherine,  58  Hester 
Remtney  Elizabeth,  224  Division 

Remmy  John,  stoneware  manufactory  7  Cross 

Rempsen  Abm.  Sullivan  c  Watts 

Remsen  Daniel,  mer.  26  South  h  55  Cortlandt 

Remsen  Henry,  pros.  Manhat.  bank  23  Wall 

Remsen  Peter,  16  Broad 

Remsen  P  V.  attor.  16  Cherry 

Remsen     Co.  Peter,  merchants  26  South 

Rene  Halbert,  baker  10  Harrison 

Renne  Samuel,  74  Chamber 

Renney  David,  money  collector  103  Harman 

Renny  Anthony,  labourer  46  Pike 

Renouf  Charles,  shipcarpenter  126  Mott 

Renton  James,  shoestore  56  1-2  Bowery 

Renville  Joseph,  smith  165  Chamber  h  136  Chamber 

Ren  wick  James,  foot  Bowery  hill 

Renwick  widow  Jane.  88  White 

Repos  Matthew,  76  Warren 

Repose  John,  baker  57  Bayard 

Requa  Isaac,  137  Hudson 

Requa  James,  hay  carlman  221  Spring 

Requa  James  B.  tpm-.iier  245  Spring 

Requa  John,  28  Van  dam 


356 


MKRCEIN'S 


Requa  widow  Harriet,  4  Hague 

Resegine  Wm.  D.  upholsterer  67  Warren 

Resler  Frederick,  522  Greenwich 

Resler  Henry,  sausage  maker  1 14  Pump 

Retalick  Wm.  smith  Sheriff  n  Delancy 

Retan  Harman,  mason  Orange  c  Prince 

Reton  Daniel,  cartman  223  Mott 

Reton  John,  cartman,  123  Melt 

Revault  Alex.  395  Broadway 

Revenue  Office  of  U.  S.  24  Beekman 

Revere  Isaac,  carpenter  Clark  n  Broome 

Revy  J.  oyster  stand  21  Collect 

Rewling  widow  Sarah,  68  Leonard 

Reynold  Derias.  200  Bancker 

Reynold  Jeffrey,  block  maker  16  Batavia 

Reynold  Robert,  mason  Broome  n  Willet 

Reynolds  Abm.  labourer  39  Orange 

Reynolds  Alex  89  Roosevelt 

Reynolds  Allen  P.  37  Bowery 

Reynolds  Bush,  shoemaker  4  Lewis 

Reynolds  David,  feed  and  flour  st.  26  Bayard 

Reynolds  Edwards,  accountant  42  Provost 

Reynolds  Elnathan,  104  Elizabeth 

Reynolds  Ezra,  tailor  164  Bancker 

Reynolds  Geo.  tailor  55  Bowery  h  Grand  n  Allen 

Reynolds  Israel,  grocer  c  Orchard  and  Hester 

Reynolds  Israel,  drover  79  Hester 

Reynolds  James,  grocer  89  Cherry 

Reynolds  James,  tailor  35  Division 

Reynolds  James,  grocer  Hester  c  Orchard 

Reynolds  James,  carpenter  Chrystie  n  Delancy 

Reynolds  John  B.  grocer  Christopher  c  Delancy 

Reynolds  John  J.  bookbinder  30  Cross 

Reynolds  l.etty,  seamstress  1 14  Mulberry 

Reynolds  Micajah,  grocer  28  Lumber 

Reynolds  Samuel,  128  Broadway  h  72  Franklin 

Reynolds  Sands,  cartman  Rivincton  n  Essex 

Reynolds  Seymour,  cartman  Crosby  n  Spring 

Reynolds  Wm.  porterhouse  Temple  c  Thames 

Reynolds  Wm.  mariner  51  Harman 

Reynolds  Wm.  butcher48  Fly-market  h  257  Bowey 

Reynolds  Wro.  measurer  8  Franklin 

Reynolds  widow  Ann,  Broome  n  Bowery 

Reynolds  widow  Margaret,  nurse  9  Harman 

Rhind  Charles,  mer.  1  Carlisle 

Rhinelander  Philip,  mer.  31  Park 

Rbinelander  Wm.  mer.  243  Broadway 

Rhinelander  widow,  326  Greenwich 

Rhinelander  &  Sons  Wm.  sutrar  h.  Rose  c  Duane 

Rhoades  Caleb,  cartman  Renwickn  Greenwich 

Rhoades  John,  Elizabeth  n  Prince 

Rhoadcs  John,  boarding))  33  Nassau 

Rhodes  I.  marketmnn  195  Bowery  stall  47  Fly-M. 

Rhodes  inn  Isaac,  bulclier  47  Fly-m.  h  95  Bowery 

Rhodes  Jesse,  cartman  Rivington  c  Pitt 

Rhodes  Jonas,  carpenter  12  Pump 

Rhodes  Joseph,  mariner  134  Bancker 

Rhodes  Rich,  cartman  Crosby  n  Prince 

Rhodes  Wm.  grocer  c  Rivington  and  Pitt 

Rhodeg  Wm.  F. shipmaster  Broome  n  Mulberry 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 

Rhodes  widow,  81  Maiden-lane 
Rhodes  St  Martin,  grocers  70  Broad 
Rhody  Ferdinand,  brassfounder  36  Oak 
Ribbans  Robert,  cooper  79  Orange 
Ribbletl  Geo.  tobacconist  212  Grand 
Ricard  John,  carpenter  16  Chrvstie 
Ricardi  Passquaie,  glass  cutter  16  Spruce 
Rice  A.  carpenter  24  Moore 
Rice  Catherine,  mantuamaker  71  Bayard 
Rice  Charles,  cooper  11  Ann 
Rice  David,  mason  140  Allen 
Rice  John,  tobacconist  and  gro.  37  Cross 
Rice  Mabum,  painter  Grand  Corl.  hook. 
Rice  Parley,  broker  122  Warren 
Rice  Thomas,  shipmaster  575  Water 
Rice  Wm.  mariner  134  Bancker 
Rice  wi.low  Mary,  clothing  store  92  Bancker 
Rich  Abraham,  carpenter  62  North  Moore 
Rich  Abraham  O.  46 Thomas 
Rich  widow  Anne,  41  Leonard 
Rich  Gilbert,  41  Anthony 
Rich  Jacob,  41  Anthony 
Rich  James  A.  carpenter  10  Beach 
Rich  JohnE.  currier31  Ferry  h  25  Chesnut 
Rich  Robert  E.  81  Bancker 
Rich  Samuel,  shoemaker  Prince  n  Orange 
Rich  Stephen  A.  135  Front  h  145  Broadway 
Rich  Stephen  A.  merch363  Wash,  h  145  Broadway 
Rich  Stephen,  grocer  194  Wash,  h  do.  n  N  Moore 
Rich  Thomas,  mer  120  Front  h  J3  Harman 
Rich  Thomas  L.  merchant  tailor  9  Wall 
Rich  jun.  Thos.  merchant  tailor  43  Warren 
Rich  Washington,  Cherry  n  Walnut 
Rich  widow  Betsey.  77  Forsyth 
Rich  widow  of  Abraham,  16  Thames 
Rich  S.  A.  and  T  .B.  merchants  125  Front 
Richan  Simon,  h.  carpenter  Delancy  n  Allen 
Richard  Gaspard,  watch  case  maker  153  Broadway 
Richard  Joseph,  labourer  110  Anthony 
Richard  Stephen, jeweller  153  Broadway 
Richards  Abraham,  merchant  17  Park 
Richards  Benj.  21  Elizabeth 
Richards  Charles,  merchant  14  Gold 
Richards  George,  478  Broadway 
Richards  George,  distiller  Green  c  Broome 
Richards  John,  labourer  146  Orange 
Richards  John,  11 1  Fulton 
Richards  Nancy,  seamstress  76  Cedar 
Richards  Nathan,  carpenter Rivington  n  Pitt 
Richards  Nathaniel,  mer  Pearl  h  76  Greenwich 
Richards  Robert,  mariner  92  Franklin 
Richards  Samuel,  teacher  39  Eldridge 
Richards  Samuel,  121  Cherry 
Richards  Shadrack,  80  Harman 
Richards  Smith,  measurer  75  Chapel 
Richards  Thos  watchmak  240  Pearl  h  57  Bcektnau 
Richards  Wm  37  Jay 
Richards  wiiow  Margaret,  Grand  n  Gre?n 
Richards  Ki  Thompson,  grocers  Walnut  r.  Cherry 
Richards,  Taylor  U  Wilder  merchants,  145  Pear* 
Richardson  Edward,  sawyer  21  Orange 


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358 


MERCEIN'S 


Richardson  James,  mariner  93  Elm 
Richardson  Ja.nes,  mariner  54  Mulberry 
Richardson  jun.  John,  drygood  store  168  Chatham 
Richardson  John,  93  Elm 
Richardson  John,  baker  115  Forsyth 
Richardson  Lemuel,  grocer  Rivington  c  Eldridge 
Richardson  Peter,  waiter  17  Thames 
Richardson  Robert,  painter  Clirystie  c  Rivington 
Richardson  Sarah,  102  Crosby 
Richardson  Simon,  grocer  Arundel  n  Broome 
Ricbadson  Xbos.  labourer  23  Lombardy 
Richardson  Wm.  painter  rear  170  Bowery 
Richardson  widow  Ann  of  Jas.  Bowery  u  Veuxball 
Richay  Wm,  weaver  118  Mott 
Richer  John,  1 1  Elizabeth 

Ricbter  John,  grocer  k.  tailor  Delancy  c  Forsyth 
Rickard  &.  Co.  Jos.  druggists  184  Bowery  c  Spring 
Ricketts  W.  mer  4  Gouverneur  lane  h  7  Batavia 
Rickbaw  widow  of  Jacob,  Montgomery  c  Cherry 
Ridabock  Frederick,  grocer  403  Broadway 
Ridabock  widow  Hester,  181  Mott 
Riddell  widow  of  Christopher  3  Temple  h  48  Cedar 
Ridden  Martin,  drygood  store  421  Pearl 
Riddle  Wra.  S.  painter  298  Division 
Rider  Abraham,  192  Washington  h  257  Greenwich 
Rider  Abraham,  tobacconist  c  Bank  Washington 
Rider  Bernardus,  C.  H.  measurer  85  Hester 
Rider  Christopher,  custom  h  officer  161  Reed 
Rider  Christian,  cajtman  17Vandam 
Rider  George,  watchmak  Si  jeweller  48  Bowery 
Rider  widow,  24  James 

RidgewayT.  leather  manuf  17  Jacob  h  22  Cherry 

Ridley  John,  engraver     printer  268  Pearl 

Ridley  widow  Margaret,  36  Lumber  -iamL '  ife 

Rien  widow  Catherine,  washw  Wuoster  n  Spring 

Riers  Lydia,  baker  rear  134  Chamber 

Rierson  Geo.  butcher  4  Fly  Market  ' 

Rifles  Jane,  Broome  n  Crosby 

Rigby  Robert,  Lombardy  n  C  Hook 

Riger  Frederick,  gardener  Greenwich  n  Clarkson 

Riggins  Levi,  labourer  24  Market 

Riggs  David,  shoemaker  35  Nassau  •  .  -^-tij  j 

Riggs  Joseph  B.  shoemaker  24  Pell 

Riggs  Perinus,  sawyer  Grand  n  Cbrystie 

Rigland  Wm.  clerk  Broome  n  Allen 

Rike  Richard,  sbipcarpenter  Green  c  Broom* 

hike- man  Cornelius,  shoestore  59  Chatham 

Rikeman  Daniel,  trader  52  Robinson 

Rikeman  James,  cartn.an  Bowery  n  Art 

Rikeuian  James,  shoestore  12  Bowery 

Rikeman  John,  shoestore  7  and  194  Bowery 

Rikeman  Robert,  166  Spring 

Rikeman  Samuel,  8  Depeysler 

Rikeman  Tobias,  shoemaker  144  Chamber 

Riker  Abraham,  carpenter  73  Hester 

Riker  Abraham,  shoemaker  131  Division 

Riker  Abraham,  druggist  4  Fletcher  b  29  Frankfort 

Riker  Abralmm,  caitman  9  Chapel 

Riker  Andtew,  sbipcarpenter  2  Allen 

Riker  Henry,  carpenter  142  Reed 


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Hiker  James,  cartman  9  Chapel 

Hiker  James,  smith  54  Chapel 

Riker  John  M.  cartman  21  Anthony 

Riker  John  J.  smith  62  Chapel 

Riker  John  L  attor.  129  Fulton  h  57  Reed 

Riker  Matthew,  cartman  142  Reed 

Riker  Peter,  jeweller  123  Henry 

Riker  R.  counsellor  129  Fulton 

Riker  D.  &  J.  grocers  184  Division 

Rile  Abraham,  stonecutter  362  Rivington  'w? 

Rile  James,  stonecutter  Broome  c  Cannon 

Riley  Asher,  carpenter  145  Mulberry 

Riley  David,  mason  42  Anthony 

Riley  E.  music  engraver  &  publisher  29  Chatham 

Riley  Elizabeth,  James  c  Chatham 

Riley  Hugh,  grocer  125  Anthony 

Riley  Jacob,  baker  99  Gold 

Riley  Joseph,  faney    Windsor  chair  manuf.63  John 

Riley  Patrick,  328  Water  [and  132  William 

Riley  Thomas,  169  Hester 

Riley  &  Adams,  29  Chatham 

Jtirig  Elias.  milliner  372  Pearl 

Ring  jun  Zcbidee,  158  Mott 

Ripley  Minot,  cabinetmak.  Grand  n  Mott 

Ripley  widow  Hannah,  57  Robinson 

Ri'iley,  Center  S,-  Co.  merchants  68  South 

Risley  John,  marshal  158  Mott 

Ritchie  Alexander,  dyer  Greenwich  c  Hammond 

Ritchie  widow  Getty,  Perry 

Ritter  Catherine,  Jones  n  Greenwich 

Hitter  Christian,  sugar  refiner  69  Forsyth 

Ritter  Daniel,  salesman  250  Water 

Ritter  Henry,  dark  St  Pr.  Cornelia  Greenwieh 

Ritter  Henry,  upholsterer  237  Water 

Ritter  John  P.  504  Greenwich 

Ritter  Moses,  grocer  Grand  c  LuJIow 

Ritter  Peter,  Jones  Greenwich  /. 

Ritter  Phebe,  177  Harman 

Ritter  Rir.hard.  coppersmith  250  Water 

Ritter  widow  Catherine,  Jones  Greenwich 

Rives  Hutson,  whitewasher  13  Rhyndc rs 

Roach  Andrew,  96  Cross 

Roach  John,  35  Spruce 

Roach  Patrick,  grocer  18  Bancker 

Roads  Nathaniel,  cartman  179  Mulberry 

Roark  Bernard,  grocer  52  Daane 

Roark  OweR,  marble  polisher  30  Church 

Rob  John  A.  shipcarpenter  568  Water 

Robb  Alexander,  Delancy  c  Attorney 

Kobb  Alex  merchant  tailor  104  Water 

Robb  Catherine,  i6  Ann 

Robbins  A.  W.  merchant  52  Bowery 

Robbs  Alex  sawyer  Attorney  c  Delancy 

Robeo  Francis,  confectioner  64  Division 

Robert  Daniel,  attorney  12  Cedar 

Robert  Elizabeth,  10  Dey 

Robert  Samuel,  stonecutter  438  GreenwiribfW^ 

Roberts  Alson,  cartman  174  Elm 

Rober's  Frederick,  bookblndorS  Birmingham 


360 


MERCELVS 


Roberts  James,  mariner  65  Henry 
Roberts  James,  labourer  2)  Henry 
Roberts  James,  painter  67  .Nassau 
Roberts  John,  72  Broad 

Roberts  John,  porter  Bowery  hill  n  2  mile  stone 
Roberts  John,  merchant  tailor  36  John 
Roberts  John,  bricklayer  Broome  n  Sullivan 
Roberts  John,  stonecutter  394  Greenwich 
Roberts  John,  cartman  233  Mulberry 
Roberts  John,  shoemaker  299  Greenwich 
Roberts  Justus,  carpenter  Lewis  Man.  III. 
Roberts  Mary,  69  Murray 
Roberts  Mary,  34  Lumber 

Roberts  Robert,BtggerMechanic-alley  h  36  Kldridgt 
Roberts  Robert,  lime  cartman  31 1  Spring 
Roberts  Titus  M.  70  Ludlow 
Roberts  Win.  hatter  39  Maiden-lane 
Roberts  Wm.  merchant  7  Beaver 
Roberts  widow  Mary,  189  Division 
Roberts  widow  Eleanor,  91  Greenwich 
Roberts  widow  of  Owen,  68  Front 
Roberts  Sf  Morgan,  smiths  15  Bancker 
Robertson  A.  cartman  19  Vandam 
Robertson  A.  H.  merchant  325  Broadway 
Robertson  Alex,  sawyer  Watts  n  Greenwich 
Robertson  Alex,  drawing  academy  58  Hudson 
Robertson  Alex,  carpenter  66  Orchard 
Robertson  Ann,  huxter  Orchard  c  Stanton 
Robertson  Archibald,  acade.  of  painting  79  Liberty 
Robertson  Daniel  S.  mason  Arundel  n  Delancy 
Robertson  Daniel,  57  Mott 
Robertson  David,  porterhouse  Bowery  Crots-rocul 
Robertson  David,  19  Lumber 
Robertson  George,  carpenter  9  Anthony  [wicti 
Robertson  Gilbert,  10  Gouverneur-lane  b26Green- 
Robertson  Henry  P.  sashmak  Chrystie  n  Rivington 
Robertson  Hugh,  grocer  Wall  c  Front 
Robertson  H  P.  sashmak.  rear  229  Bowery 
Robertson  Jacob  A.  drygoods  175  Greenwich  li-  79 
Robertson  James,  95  Pine  h  49  Franklin  [Liberty 
Robertson  James,  drygood  st.  276  Greenwich 
Robertson  John,  tailor  91  Harman 
Robertson  John,  lum.  mer  158  Cherry  h  62  Boweri 
Robertson  John,  140  Allen 
Robertson  John,  shoeblack  68  Warren 
Robertson  Joseph,  38  Lumber 
Robertson  Martha,  boardingh  5  Liberty 
Robertson  Mary,  108  Chamber 
Robertson  Nancy,  washwoman  40  Chapel 
Robertson  Robt.  wheelwright  Collect  c  Leonard 
Robertson  Robt.  apothecary  82  Broadway 
Robertson  Robt.  mariner  167  Bancker 
Robertson  Roberts,  stonecutter  39  Cross 
Robertson  Sarah,  boardingh  58  Warren 
Robertson  Wm.  shipwright  41  Roosevelt 
Robertson  Wm.  china  st.  226  Greenwich 
Robertson  widow,  2  Allen 

Robertson  iy-  Buchanan,  tallow  cband  Desbrosses  n 
Robertson  T  and  J.  mer  133  William  [Greenwich 
Robertson  and  Kelso,  58  South 


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Robertson,  Dickson  fa  Gray,  mer  10  Gouverneurs 
Robins  John,  sbipcarp  145  Cherry  [lane 
Robins  John,  oysterroan  532  Pearl 
Robins  John,  shipwright  532  Pearl    iJt  j'a,jV35 
Robins  Nathan,  merch  33  Roosevelt 
Robins  Peter,  shoemak  16  James 
Robins  Richard,  10  Beaver 
Rohins  Samuel,  boardingh  345  Pearl 
Robins  Samuel,  boatman  Suffolk  c  Broome 
Robins  Samuel,  flour  st  219  Front 
Robins  Walter,  grocer  Cherry  c  Governeur 
Robins  Wm.sailmaker  29  Mott 
Robins  Wm.  cartman  65  Orchard 
Robins  widow  C.  49  Walker 
Robins  widow  Martha,  167  Orange 
Robins  J  and  N.  merchants  428  Pearl 
Robinson  Alex,  broker  6  Depeyster 
Robinson  Ann  A.  teacherJiroome  c  Mott 
Robinson  Beverly,  atto  and  couns  7  Pine 
Robinson  Charles,  coaster  49  Rutgers 
Robinson  Gilbert,  shoemak  Broome  n  Bowery 
Robinson  Henry,  clotbiag  st.  127  Cherry  h37  El- 
Robinson  Israel,  shoe  st.  94^96  Catherine  [dridge 
Robinson  James,  baker  33  Henry 
Robinson  James  W.  tailor  48  John 
Robinson  James,  mason  2  Beach 
Robinson  James  B.  smith  607  Water 
Robinson  James,  fruiter  343  Greenwich 
Robinson  John,  shipscraper  Grand  n  Norfolk 
Robinson  John,  printer  121  Water 
Robinson  John,  chairmaker  64  Watts 
Robinson  John,  mason  116  Leonard 
Robinson  John,  bellowsmaker  63»Cherry 
Robinson  John,  shipmas  369  Pearl 
Robinson  John,  gardener  Herring 
Robinson  John  I.  broker  46  Wall  h  62  Hudson 
Robinson  John  S.  106Chrystie 
Robinson  Jonathan  t'  mer.  32  Front  h  1  Stone 
Robinson  Michael,  tailor  525  Greenwich 
Robinson  Peter,  fruitshop  Hudson  n  Spring 
Robinson  Richard,  50  Mercer 
Robinson  Richard,  cartman  23  Thomas 
Robinson  Sarah,  silk  dyer  fac.  72  Division 
Robinson  Thomas^accountant 23  New 
Robinson  W  I.  30l|Wiam 
Robinson  Wm.  ship^Jster  Broome  c  Allen 
Robinson  Wm  H.  broker  44  Wall 
Robinson  Wm  shipcarpenter  193  Harmao 
Robinson  Wm.  fruit  it.  lh  2  Fulton 
Robinson  "Wm  P.  199  Spring 
Robinson  widow  Elizabeth.  22  Orange 
Robinson  widow  Isabella,  133  Mott 
Robinson  widow  Dolly,  55  Roosevelt 
Robinson  and  Mead,  saJdlers  5  Bowery 
Robinson  &  Co  S.  merchants  47  South 
Rob  ,on  Benj  R  M  D  19  Roosevelt 
Robson  Joseph,  painter  13  Duane 
Roby  Joseph,  accountant  Amos  n  Herring 
Roby  Thomas,  academy  SS  John 


MERCEIN  S 


Rock  James,  141  Mulberry 

Rockett  Jamrs,  pastry  cook  309  Chatham 

Rockwell  Jas.  tailor  Front  c  Depeyster  h  34  Gold 

Rockwell  Eil.v     Samuel  S  jewel.  192  Broadway 

Rodebeck  Jacob,  mason  Ridge  n  Stanton 

Rodebeck  Peter,  mason  Ridge  n  Stanton 

Rodermond  Henry,  bairdressar  4  Old-slip 

Rodgers  James,  watch  and  clock  mat  92  Chatham 

Rodgers  Jnsper,  Broome  n  Arundel 

Rodgers  Joseph,  merchant  67  Pine 

Rodier  Peter  C.  goldsmith  82  Chatham 

Rodman  Charles,  sbipmast.  206  Bancker 

Rodman  Jesse,  shipmaster  ISO  Bancker 

Rodman  John,  92  Elm 

Rodman  John,  counsellor  61  Nassau 

Rodman  William,  ship  carpenter  115  Lombardy 

Rodman  widow  Jane,  9  Spruce 

Rodney  George,  cook  shop  278  Water 

Rodney  Rachel,  dry  goods  452  1  2  Pearl  h  160 

Roe  Benj.  harness  maker  67  Vandam       [William  ' 

Roe  Charles,  cartman  and  grocer  Broadway  n. 

Roe  jun.  David,  shoemaker  90  Catherine  [Prince 

Roe  John,  broker  47  Wall  h.  16  Franklin 

Roe  Stephen,  Herring  c  Christopher 

Roe  Sylvester,  painter  18  White 

Roe  W.  umbrella  maker  142  Chatham 

Roe  k  Campbell,  brokers  47  Wall 

Roe  fa  Co.  William  102  Vesey  h  Asylum  n.  Amoe 

Roe  fa  Munro,  grocers  82  Pearl 

Roff  Henry,  mason  134  Church 

Roff  widow  Elizabeth,  59  Hester 

Roff  W.  L.  4-  Co.  grocers  2  North  M.  c.  Chapel 

Roff  W.  L.  fa  Co.  grocers  c  North  M.  and  Chapel 

Rogers  Andrew,  confectioner  51  Orchard 

Rogers  Ann,  boardinghouse  35  Thomas 

Rogers  Augustin,  porterh.  411  Broadway 

Rogers  Benj.  W.  merchant  235  Pearl  h  5  State 

Rogers  Benj.  rigger  5  Hague 

Rogers  Conklin,  shoemaker  111  Fulton 

Rogers  David,  merchant  360  Greenwich 

Rogers  D.  att.  editor  City  Hall  Recordir  15  Cedar 

Rogers  jun.  David  physician  9  Mott 

Rogers  E.  tailor  78  Cedar 

Rogers  Elizabeth,  boardinghouse  50  Broadway 

Rogers  George  M  D.  Grand  n^Bfdridge 

Rogers  George  P.  18  Broadwa^V 

Rogers  Henry,  merchant  42  (Wurtlandt 

Rogers  Henry,  shipmaster  231  Division 

Rogers  Henry  F.  merchant  229  Pearl  h  18  Greenvv 

Rogers  Hezekiah,  shoemaker  147  Division 

Rogers  f .  Smyth,  42  Courtlandt 

Rogers  James,  grocer  Lewis  c.  North  Man.  Island 

Rogers  James,  musician  81  Duane 

Rogers  James,  shipmaster  36  Lumber 

Rogers  Jesse,  220  Delancy 

Rogers  John,  36  Oak 

Rogers  John,  jeweller  127  Broadway  h.8  Jotm 
Rogers  John,  merchant  158  Greenwich  1 
Rogers  John,  mason  41  Hester 
Rogers  John,  Catherine-lane  n  Broadway 
Rngers  John,  drygood  store  129  Chatham 


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Rogers  Jobn,  jeweller  91  Elm       *0.^ta4 *  fway 
Rogers  John,  labourer.  Catherine- lane  n  Broad- 
/Rogers  Joseph,  boatman,  RiJge  u.  Stanton 
Rogers  Joseph  63  Hester  , 
Rogers  Joseph,  cartman  Greene  n.  Spring 
Rogers  Leonard,  merchant  468  Pearl 
Rogers  Mary,  25  Hudson  feNHd 
Rogers  Matthew,  manner  300  Water 
Rogers  Moses,  7  State 
Rogers  N.  min.  paint.  86  Broadway 
Rogers  N'ehemiab.  mer.  232  Pearl  h.  4  Greenwich 
Rogers  Richard,  shipmaster  14  William 
Rogers  Samuel  H.  106  Fulton  b  80  Jobn 
Rogers  Stephen,  carpenter  Thompson  n.  Spring 
Rogers  Wm.  sailmaker  79  Orange 
Rogers  W.  carpenter  137  Collect 
Rogers  &c  Son  David,  merchants  33  Washington 
Rogers  &  Jones,  merchants  214  Front 
Rogers  fc  Co.  B  AV  merchants  236  Pearl 
Rogers  and  Sons  .V.  merchants  232  Pearl 
Rogers  Winlbrop  it  Co.  merchants  229  Pearl 
Rohr John  G.  mer.  tailor  163  William 
Rollinson  Charles,  engraver  28  Jobn 
Rollinson  Thos.  Carmine  n  Bedford 
Rolston  Wm.  H.  pilot  4  New 
Romaine  A.  hairdresser  8  Burling  Slip 
Romaine  Andrew,  cartman  30  Suffolk 
Romaine  Benj  Hudson  c  Duane 
Romaine  Benj  cartman  Broome  n  Clarke 
Romaine  Casparus,  cartman  36  Elizabeth 
Romaine  Cornelius,  Staple 
Romaine  Jacob,  teacher  71  Anthony 
Romaine  John  N  cartman  142  Church 
Romaine  John  E.  30  Suffolk 
Romaine  Philip,  butch.  14  Catb.  mar. h.  307  Bowery 
Romaine  Samuel  B.  att.  and  couns.  3  Nassau 
Romaine  widow  Catherine,  309  Bowery 
Romaine  widow  Catherine,  Mercer  n.  Prince 
Romaine  widow  Maria,  137  Elizabeth 
Romaine  widow  45.  Lispenard 
Romer  Barnet.  shoemaker  60  Cbrystie 
Romer  Eleanor,  17  Chapel 
Romer  Joseph,  tobacconist  79  Bancker 
Romer  Matthias,  carpenter  76  Thompson 
Romeyn  rev.  JobnJB.  79  White 
Ronalds  Tamar,  4o^Bray  [Fulton 
Ronalds  Thomas  A^hokseller  188  Pearl  b.  112 
Rone  Thomas,  labourer  14  Rose 
Roney  Geo.  batter  37  Bancker 
Roney  James,  labourer  65  Orange 
Roney  John,  62  Cross 
Roof  Stephen,  batter  143  Hudson 
Roofce  J  lumb.  yard  297  Cherry  b  69  Rutgers 
Roome  Benj.  shoemaker  99  Mujberry 
Roome  Frederick,  cartman  Mulberry  n  Cathedra! 
Roome  Henry,  painter  Broome  n  Mott 
Roome  Henry.  68  Chapel 
Roome  Henry  P.  Charles  c  Washington 
Roome  Jacob,  -529  Broadway 
Roome  Jacob  P.  carpenter  87  Duane 


364  MERCEIN'S 


Roome  John  P.  dep.  sberiff  Bedford  c  Commerce 

Rooney  Felix,  labourer  16  Orange 

Rooney  Hugh,  grocer  Cross  c  Mulberry 

Rooney  James,  134  Front 

Rooney  Thomas,  porterhouse  187  Fulton 

Roorbach  John  O.  merch.  27  Spring 

Rooaa  C.  boardinghouse  86  Murray 

Roosevelt  Cornelius,  Bowery-hill 

Roosevelt  Cornelius,  N.  S.  94  Maiden-lane 

Roosevelt  James,  merchant  333  Pearl 

Roosevelt  James  C.  17  Warren 

Roosevelt  J.  I.  merchant  63  Broadway 

Roosevelt  Peter,  443  Greenwich 

Roosevelt  widow  Margaret,  19  John 

Roosevelt  Si  Son  J.J.  94  Maiden  lane 

Root  Amos,  grocer  13S  Leonard 

Root  &  Atwater,  merchants  191  Pearl 

Ropar  James,  carpenter  Greenwich  n  Spring 

Ropes  David,  mariner  34  Gold 

Rosavelt  J.  A.  counsellor  45  Wall 

Rosbech  Thomas,  grocer  Mott  c  Bayard 

Rose  Alexander,  grocer    porler  vaults  15  Nassau 

Rose  Christiana,  teacher  40  Dey         [b  27  Cedar 

Rose  George,  shoemaker  306  Bowery 

Rose  Isaac,  druggist  Mott  c  Grand 

Rose  Israel,  shoemaker  83  Hester 

Rose  James,  carpenter  64  Pump 

Rose  James,  baker  rear  49  Forsyth 

Rose  Joseph,  sugar  refiner  1  Hudson 

Rose  Mary,  widow  of  James,  grocer  90  Greenwich 

Rose  Peter,  painter  44  Hester 

Rose  Thomas,  Amos  u  Greenwich-lane 

Rose  Wm.  L.  6  Frankfort  h  94  Nassau 

Rose  Wm.  sausage  manufac.  88  Pump 

Rose  widow  Mary,  boardinghouse  85  Front 

Rosenbaum  H.  W.  tailor  258  Water 

Roseplate  ,  fruiterer  1  Orange 

Rosett  Susanna,  Grand  c  Norfolk 

Rosette  Lelson  56  Warren 

Rosbore  Wm.  S.  grocer  Pike  c  Henry 

Ross  Benjamin,  60  Barclay 

Ross  Charity,  tailoress  60  Ludlow 

Ross  Charles,  ihspjumb.  425  Washington 

Ross  David,  coaehnraker  142  Duaue 

Ross  Ezra,  carpenter  Grand  c  Qftliard 

Ross  George,  blacksmith  93  ■Bpk 

Ross  George,  rigger  Delancy^nidge 

Ross  James,  coachmaker  409  Broadway 

Ross  John  E.  coachmaker  144  Fulton 

Ross  Mary,  milliner,  74  Church 

Ross  Noah,  carpenter  Grand  n  Green 

Ross  Noah,  mason  272  Spring 

Ross  Samuel,  carlman  Thompson  n  Grand 

Ross  Samuel  1.  84  South 

Ross  Wm.  coachmaker  405  Broadway 

Ross  Wm.  S.  coachmaker  111  Duane 

Ross  Wm.  cartman  Green  n  Bioume 

RossWm  M.  merchant  182  Fultori 

Rosi  Wm.  mason  Arundel  n  Broome 

Ross  Wm  tailor  09  Courllandt  i 


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Ross  widow  Lydia,  Thompson  c  Spring 

Ross  W'm  X  John  E.  eoachmakers  146  Fulton 

Rosse  Nicholas,  cooper  31  Depeyster 

Rosseter  Brian,  217  Greenwich 

Rosseter  D.  dentist  154  Broadway 

Rosseter  Edward,  shipmaster  36  Bowery 

Rosseter  Timothy,  nail  4"  brad  roak.  156  Rivington 

Rossitter  Rebecca,  boardingbouse  73  Beeckmao 

Roston  Edward  K.  Mercer  n  Spring 

Roth  Stephen,  mariner  46  Elizabeth 

Rotbeaugal  John,  glue  manufac.  Bowery  Hill 

Rothermel  Francis,  Elm  n  Grand 

Rolhcry  Wm.  carpenter  112  Orange 

Rotoune  widow  Anne,  4S  Elm 

Roulet  John  S.  mer  239  Washington 

Rowan  S.  N.  Charles  n  Herring 

Rowe  Thomas,  Bowery-hill 

Rowel  widow  Mary,  Green  n  Spring 

Rowland  B.  S.  14  Fulton,  h  135  Cherry 

Rowland  Charles  N.  S.  132  Water  h  46  Hudson. 

Rowland  Francis,  labourer  273  Spring 

Rowland  James  H.  shoemaker  27  1-2  Bayard 

Rowland  &  Spencer,  grocers  14  Fulton 

Rowley  John,  cartman  Essex  c  Stanton 

Roy  Wm.  paver,  142  Mulberry 

Roy  Wm.  drygood  st.  10  Division  h  39  Bowery 

Royael  Charles,  rigger  rear  124  Bancker 

Royce  Allen,  marshal  Carmine  n  Varick 

Roy ce  Geo.  keep  St.  Prison  Christopher  n  Bedford 

Rozat  G.  mer.  132  Pearl  h  33  Harrison 

Rozes  Justine,  lace  washer  115  Chamber 

Ruby  Anthony,  112  Division 

Ruckel  John,  shipcarpenter  26  James 

Ruckle  John,  Broome  n  Mott 

Ruckle  Philip  C.  baker  Broome  n  Matt 

Ruckle  Sam.  cab.  mak.  42  Provost  b  342  Greenw 

Ruckle  Wm.  baker  72  Warren 

Ruckle  widow  of  Philip,  180  Duane 

Ruckle  S  it  J  grocers  Greenwich  c  Provost 

Rudd  Stephen,  carpenter  65  Allen 

Rudderow  Humphrey,  accountant  113  Bowery 

Rnden  Alex.  mer.  117  Front  h  374  Greenwich' 

Rudman  J.  butch.  35  Fly-mar.  h  1st  Avenue  c  1st 

Rue  widow  Mary,  of  James,  84  Mulberry 

Ruegger  Sam.  mer.  117  Pearl  up  stairs 

Rugglas Herman,  att.  and  coun.  h  36  J,  Moore 

Ruggles  Herman,  assist,  just  3d  district. 

Ruggles  Oliver,  distiller  Grand  c  Green 

Ruggles  Oliver,  distiller  21  Walker 

Ruland  Ebenezer,  printer  2  Cedar 

Rung  Barney,  7  Republican  Alley 

Rungan  Henry  L.  drygood  st.  299  Broadway 

Rungan  Ralph,  grocer  362  Water 

Runnels  John,  printer  55  Augustus 

Rurabach  widow  Mary,  198  Spring 

Rush  Christopher,  33  Augustus 

Rush  Thomas,  segar  maker  Scammel 

Rushruore  John,  finder  98  Bowery 

Rushton  James,  drygood  st.  270 Pearl  h  257 

Rosier  widow  Elizabeth,  15  Ferry 


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MERCEIN'S 


Russel  Abraham,  mason  Si  build.  377  Greenwich 

Russel  jun.  Abm.  hardw.  si.  377  Greemv.  !i  Vmi'kA 

Russel  Cornelia,  17  Eldridge  [n  Wall? 

Russel  Han  nan  j  tobacconist  109  Water 

Russe!  Isaac,  mariner  19  Hose 

Russel  James,  90  Hester 

Russel  Theophilus,  hardw.  st.  309  Pearl 

Rnssel  widow  Ellen,  Gilbert  n  Herring 

Russel  widow  Calh.  7  Rosft 

Russell  Elihu,  Columbia  n  Delancy 

Russell  Isaac-,  grocer  Chapel  c  Beach 

Russell  James,  shoemaker  99  Orange  •»' 

Russell  John  W.  mer.  90  Pine  h  70  While 

Russell  John,  60  Warren 

Russell  John,  blacksmith  34  Walker 

Russell  Lawrence,  cooper  Cherry  n  Gouverneur 

Russell  Robert  M  mer.  15  South  h  39  Franklin 

Russell  Wm.  W.  mer.  8  Broome 

Russell  Wm.  coachmaker33  Harman 

Russell  widow  Mary,  7  Rose 

Russell  R  M  and  I.  merchants  15  South 

Russian  Consul's  Office,  (J.  G.  Bogarl)  138  Water 

Rusten  John,  Stanton  c  Suffolk 

Rustin  Philip,  17  Reed, 

Rutan  Abraham,  cnrtinan  4  Beach 

Rutan  John,  carpenter  46  Provost    j  '*.'f?T 

Rutan  widow  .lane,  63  Spring  •  'J^*^ 

Rutan  widow  H  lailoress  Mulberry  n  Grand 

Rutherford  widow  Mary,  boardingn.  66  Pearl 

Rutgers  col.  Henry.  Cherry  c  Jefferson 

Rutgers  N.  G.  mer.  127  Wash,  h  Broadw.  n  Bleecker 

Rutgers  street  n  Church 

Rutgers  c  1  :  ||J| ,  Henry 

Ruthven  James,  14  John 
Ruthvcn  John,  turner  8  Franklin 
Ruthven     Son,  ivory  &.  hardwood  turners  14  John 
Rtitledge  Elizabeth,  15  Gold 
Rutledge  Rosanna  C.  porlerh.  13th 
Ryan  John,  carpenter  Thompson  n  Canal 
Ryan  John,  8  Catherine  lane  tjfc&bf- 
Ryan  John,  grocer  98  Bancker 
Ryan  John,  grocer  16  Burling-slip 
Ryan  Philip,  carpenter  105  Mott 
Ryan  Richard,  drygood  store  Varick  c  Provost 
Ryan  Thomas,  13  Bridge  '^M<fl^^B 
Ryan  Waller,  grocer  33  Cross  W<"HKV^/^ 
Ryan  William,  labourer  17  Bancker 
Ryan  William,  carpenter  45  Forsyth 
Ryan  widow  Catherine,  39  Market 
Ryan  4'  Byrns,  soap  chandlers  162  Banekcr 
Ryckman  Isaac,  wood  inspector  125  I.ombardy 
Ryckman  Tobias,  shoemak  72Vesey  h  1 1  K'liatuuji 
Ryder  Henry,  shoemaker  35  Pump 
Ryder  Mitchell,  hatter  235  Water 
Ryder  Stephen,  cartman  M'Doueal  op.  King 
R  ,  Jcr  Thomas  keeper  College  8  Park-place 
Ryiler  Uriah,  marshal  203O!iurch 
Ryder  Wm.  shoemaker  41  Robinson 
Ryder,  I.angford  &Co.  pianoforte  roaks.  15  Barclay 


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Ryea  Michael,  cabinet  mak.  Crosby  n  Prince 
Ryer  John,  shoemaker  16  Pike 
Ryer  sen  Michael.  Gilbert  Greenwich 
Ryer  William,  Herring  .t  V  .  ;  '. 
Ryer  William,  shoestore  469  Greenwich 
'Ryerson  John,  tailor,  56  Chrystie 
Ryerson  Richard,  smith  129  Hudson 
Ryerson  Sarah,  boardinghouse  78  Warren 
Ryerson  widow  Hetty,  Market  n  Lombardy  , 
Ryerson  &.  Thompson,  merchants  221  Broadway 
Ryerss  Sarah  tailoress  rear  11  Orange 
Ry  ker  John,  coacbmak.  31  Chamber  b  50  Lispenard 
Ryno  Ezekiel,  carpenter  76  Sullivan 
Ryno  Pack,  carpenter  Grand  n  Ludlow 
Ryon  John,  8  Catherine  lane 

Sabbaton  P.  A.  merchant  565  Water 

Sacked  Jnnies  sailmaker  378  Pearl  ,  }  » {i>Vi, 

Sackett  James,  sailmaker  53  South 

Sackett  James,  sailmaker  Jones-lane  h  378  Pearl 

Sackett  Joseph,  bookbinder  6  Reed 

Sackett  J.  4"      drygood  store  18  Division 

Sadlier,  Ray     Co.  druggists  Liberty  c  William 

Saffi'n  Eliza,  boardinghouse  72  William 

Saffen  James,  shipwright  239  Division 

Saffen  Thomas,  carver  4  gilder  216  William 

Saffen  widow  Ann,  57  Norfolk  rfVfrfiJj  i 

Saffen  widow  Mary,  56  Elm 

Saffern  David,  cabinet  maker  92  Mott 

Saffron  Aaron,  mason  Arden  n  Bedford 

Sagar  widow  of  John,  globe  tavern  69  Corllandt 

Sage  Harris,  Mercer  n  Spring 

Sageburry  James,  Green  n  Fourth 

Sager Richard,  merchant  173  1-2  Pearl 

Sagory  Charles,  138  Pearl 

Saiby  Sally,  tailoress  8  Norfolk 

Saidler  widow  Jane,  36  Broadway 

Sale  Daniel,  mason  Broome  n  Allen 

Sale  John,  mason  85  Hester 

Salisbury  John,  merchant  186  Greenwich 

Salisbury  ^  Graham  merchants  186 Greenwich 

Salles  Lawrent,  136  Water 

Salomon  Haym  M.  merchant  100  Water  h  95  Mott 

Salomon  widow  of  J.>hn,42  Elizabeth 

Salsbury  Elizabeth,  tavern  279  CherrtfiWyj1' 

Salt  John,  stonecutter  438  Greenwich 

Salt  Morris,  wheelwright  Broome  c  Allen 

Salter  Abraham,  baker  Broome  n  Suffolk 

Salter  John  D.  97  Chrystie 

Salter  Wm.  F.  171  Pearl 

Salters  Daniel,  166  Chamber 

Sailers  H.  labourer  182  Grand 

Salters  Martin,  whitewasher  144  Orange  [!•«; 

Saltus  Francis,  rear  3  Gaynor's  alley 

Saltus  Francis,  shipchand.  32  South  h  102  Green  *' 

Saltus  John  G.  baker  Chapel  n  Lispenard 

Saltus  Nicholas,  merchant  43  Beaver  ''4&&ml 

Saltus  Salomon,  merchant  43  Beaver 

Saltus  Son  it  Co.  shipcbandlers  $•  iron  3t.  32  South 

Sambo  John,  Crosby  c  Spritig 

Samla  widow  Mary,  Old  Harlaemroad  n  Bower? 


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MERCKINS 


Samler  Catherine,  131  Mott 

Sammis  Cliristopher.sboemak.  307  Broadway  h  322 

Sammis  Nehemiab,  161  Front  h  27  Oliver 

Sammis  Stephen,  213  Fulton 

Sammis  IN.  §■  3.  flour  merchants  161  Front 

Samo  Charles,  bookbinder  73  Chapel 

Sarao  Isaac,  musician  73  Chapel 

Sampson  Jane,  washerwoman  Grand  n  Chrystif 

Sampson  Joseph,  merchant  163  Pearl 

Sampson  William,  counsellor  143  Fulton 

Samsam  R  115  Chatham 

Samson  Daniel,  shoemaker  115  Forsyth 

Samuel  Joseph,  grocer  100  Baticker 

Samuels  Edward,  grocer  Walnut  n  Lombard jr 

Sancey  John,  508  Pearl 

Sanders  Charlotte,  220  Church 

Sanders  Christopher,  Grand  n  Elm 

Sanders  Frederick,  cartman  114  Orchard 

Sanders  George,  cartman  Dominick  n  Clark 

Sanders  Henry,  boardinghouse  39  Cbeapside 

Sanders  Henry,  cartman  2d  Avenue  c  Sluyvesant 

Sanders  James,  gardener  13th 

Sanders  John,  cartman  113  Mulberry 

Sanders  John,  carpenter  101  Anthony 

Sanders  John,  labourer  Prince  n  Wooster 

Sanders  Marshall,  shipmaster  526  Pearl 

Snnders  Michael,  shipmaster  526  Pearl 

Sanders  Nashel.  segar  maker  92  Bancker 

Sanders  Richard,  mariner  5  Birmingham 

Sanders  Thomas,  labourer  168  Duane 

Sanders  Wm.  cbairmaker  45  Forsyth 

Sanders  widow  Mary,  22  Gold 

Sanderson  John,  gardener  Prince  n  Thoropsor, 

Sandford  Charles  W.  40  Wall  h  202  Hester 

Sandford  Hudson,  stonecutter  42  Provost 

Sandford  James,  13  Chapel 

Sandford  John,  38  North  Moore 

Sandford  John,  livery  stables  461  Broadway 

Sandford  Joseph,  mason  148  Mott 

Sandford  Michael,  <  artman  19  Thomas 

Sandford  Nathan,  27  Pine 

Sandford  N.  W.  151  h  131  Fulton 

Sandford  Ostio,  tailor  36  Rose 

Sandford  Thomas,  mason  196  Mott 

Sandford  Wm.  71  Coitlandt 

Sandford  widow  Deborah,  boarding  155  Caambc. 

Sands  Augustus  H  grocer  408  Water 

Sands  Austin  L.  mfrdiant  103  Chamber  " 

Sands  A.  H.  c  Water  and  Market  slip 

Sands  Benjamin  G  distiller  3  Oliver 

Sands  Benjamin,  grocer  Spring  c  Crosby 

Sands  jun.  Ben  j.  44  Pike 

Sands  Catherine,  19  Anthony 

Sands  Comfort,  merchant  94  Leonard 

Sands  Daniel,  tailor  7  Torbot 

Sands  David,  grocer  Spring  c  Varick 

Sands  Elisha,  bookbinder  68  Jam«s 

Sands  E.  bookbinder  49  Fulton 

Sands  Krancis,  mariner  62  Market 

Sands  Hart,  shipmaster  171  Orange 

Sands  Henry,  cartman  Chrystie  n  Broomr 


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Sands  Joseph,  42  Wall  h  2  Markelfield 

Sands  Merritt,  Variek  c  Spring 

Sands  Nathaniel,  carpenter  145  Forsyth 

Sands  Richard,  cordial  distiller  3  Oliver 

Sands  Richard,  Jay  c  Hudson 

Sands  Robert  C.  94  Leonard 

Sands  widow  Ann,  86  Chapel 

Sands  widow  Ann,  21  Nassau 

Sands  D.  Si  S.  grocers  Varick  c  Spring 

Sands  and  Cock,  grocers  Uelancy  c  Willet 

Sands,  Spooner  and  Sands,  76  Pine 

Sandy  Wm  mariner  29  Oliver 

Sansbury  Sarah,  confealioner  7  Ann 

Saniy  John,  cabinetmaker  600  h 610  Pearl 

Sansy  Sarah,  nurse  10b  Orange 

Sarjeant  James,  stone  yard  fool  Beach  n  We ! 

Sarjeant  James,  cartman  38  Water 

Sarles  widow  Elizabeth,  44  Essex 

Sarraille  JohnB  labourer  Hester  n  Rhynder 

SarreBS  Charles,  39  Henry 

Sarsfield  Dominick,  17  Division 

Sarvis  Robert)  carpenter  57  Henry 

Satterlee  Samuel,  183  Pearl  h  25  Provost 

Sattcrly  Wm.  shoemaker  Herring  c  Jones 

Saunby  Edward,  halter  Hester  n  Mulberry 

Suunders  George,  razor  strop  maker  18  Wall 

Saunders  Henry,  cartman  Stuyvesant  c2d  Avenue 

Saunders  James,  gardener  East  Bank  c  13th 

Saunders  John,  cartman  Orchard  n  Stnnton 

Saunier  Francis,  53  Crosby 

Sauvan  Joseph,  tailor  168  VVa  er 

Savage  Cras6cld,  carpenter  178  Banckti- 

Savage  James,  40  John 

Savage  James,  mason  87  Orange 

Sawyer  Deborah,  52  Dey 

Sawyer  Peter,  branch  pilot  31  Spruce 

Saxton  Chauncey.  dockbuilder  Broome  c  Cannon 

Sayers  Hannah,  131  Cherry 

Sayers  Isaac,  cakemak  156  Fulton  h  22  Harrison 

Sayre  Calvin,  cartman  71  Thompson 

Sayre  James  R.  mason  51  Spring 

Sayre  Jeredeab,  H.  grocer  Grand  c  Columbia 

Sayre  John,  booksel.  Wall  c  Broadway  h  63 

Sayre  Matthew,  glasscutler  Grand  n  Elizabeth 

Sayre  and  Force,  brassfounders  265  Water 

Scally  Dennis,  carpenter  Division  n  Arundel 

Scandlin  Jeremiah,  44  Hester 

Scandlon  Seiby,  23  Catherine  lane 

Scandlon  Sibil,  23  Catherine  lane 

Scanlin  wdow  Margaret,  grocer  271  Front 

Scannel  Daniel,  grocer  37  Nassau 

Scarff  George,  rigger  127  Lombardy 

Scarth  Thos.  mer  129  Pearl  h  304  Greenwich 

Scatterty  Robert,  tailor  62  Gold 

Scentilena  Savesa.segar  maker  14  0r&nge 

Schaeffer  Rev  F.  C  210  William 

Schamburgh  ,  cooper  1  Pelham 

Schenck  Catherine,  milliner  386  Pearl 

Scbenck  Cath  386  Pearl 

Schenck  Cornelius,  grocer  Mulberry  c  Cross 


570  MEHCEIN'S 


Schenck  David,  oner.  212  h  211  Pearl 
Schenck  Jeromu9,  grocer  77  Sooth 
Schenck  RuclefT,  shoemaker  Lewis  M  Island 
Schenck  S.  grocer  77  South 

Schenck  I  L  ii  G.  grocers  165  Fly  mar      [ling  gr. 
Schenck^ Co.  Peter  H.  merch.  47  Front  h  6Bow- 
Schermer  widow  Hannah,  61  Forsyth 
Schermerhorn  Abm.  mer.  28  Greenwich 
Schermerhorn  Corn,  mer.  204  William 
Schermerhorn  John  S  mpr.  24  South,  b  32  Broadw 
Schermerhorn  J  P.  mer.  130  Greenwich 
Schermerhorn  J  R  grocer  226  Pront 
Schermerhorn  Peter,  68  Bftmdway 
Schermerhorn  jun.  Peler, shipchaifd.  21  Park  Place 
Schermerhorn  &  Son,  Simon,  24  Sooth  h  32  B.  way 
Schermerhorn  &.  Co.  P  &  A.  shipchan.  93  Wash. 
Schermerhorn  &  Sons,  Peter,  243  Water  and  226 
Schieffelin  Charles  L  H.  M.  D  177  Pearl  [Front 
Scbieffelin  Effingham,  couns.  &not.  294  Broadway 
Schieffelin  Henry  H.  attor.  91  Duane 
Schieffelin  Jacob,  291  Broadway 
Schieffelin  jun.  Jacob,  druggist  193  Pearl 
Scbieffelin  Jonathan,  51  Nassau 
Schieffelin  Thomas,  mer.  177  Pearl 
Schieffelin  &  Co.  H  H.  druggists  193  Peatl 
Schiffely  Frederick,  profes.  of  Ianguagesl7  Bowery 
Schmelzel  George,  112  Chatham 
Schmelzel  John  B.  grocer  Church  c  White 
Schmelzel  widow  of  George,  498  Greenwich 
Schmidt  D  H.  broker  126  Pearl  h  47  Orchard 
Schmidt  Peter,  mer.  80  Maiden-lane 
Schmidt  widow  of  J.  H.  79  Catherine 
Schmidt  &.  Co.  J  W.  mer.  63  Pine  h  104  Chamber 
Schnell  John,  leather  dresser  67  Cliff 
Schnip  John,  grocer  Delancy  c  Orchard 
Schnip  Maltbias,~Delancy  c  Ludlow 
Scfioolbonk  warehouse,  192  Greenwich 
Schootmsker  widow,  75  Gold 
Schoonmaker  Egoert  I.  porter  Cherry  n  Gouvern. 
Schoonmaker  Hyman,  91  Reed 
Schoonmaker  Michael;  87  Front 
Schoonmaker  Peter,  sho'em.  56  Leonard 
Schoonmaker  Vanbeurcn  Si  Co.  nierchs.  87  Front 
Schott  George,  tobacconist  151  Washington 
Schouten  Abraham,  tailor  23  Pell 
Schrivar  w  idow  Calherine,  rear  6  Beach 
Schroeder  Cornelius,  37  Broad 
Schiller  Michael,  cartman  Orchard  n  Slanton 
Schultz  George,  accountant  205  Mott 
Schultz  Harman,  fruiter  402  Bowery 
Schuliz  John,  sugar  baker  1  Skinner 
Schultz  Matthew,  cartman  Amos 
Schureman  Jacob,  carpenter  Bowery  n  3d  Avenue 
Schureman  Nich  carpenter  174  Broome  h  Bowery 
Schureman  AVm.  chairma.  17  Bowery  [n  Vauxhall 
Schureman  Wm.  cartman  Bowery  n  Bleecker 
Schuyler  Cornelius,  butch.  61  Fly-m.  h  287  Bowery 
Schuyler  Peter,  shipcarpenter  21  Batavia 
Schuyler  Samuel,  Desbrosses  n  Greemvicb 
Schuyler  widow  Margaret,  216  William 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


-chofield  Ezra,  mer  430  and  438  Pearl 
Schwachhofer  Edward,  78  Fulton 
Scofield  Henry,  cooper  5  Ann 
Scofield  Jacob,  shoemaker  117  Cherry 
Scofield  Jesse,  mer.  tailor  30  Wall  b  6  Park  Place 
Scofield  John,  cartm.  Suffolk  n  Broome 
Scofield  Win.  carpenter  Collect  c  Pump 
"Scofield.  Phelps  *i  Holmes,  merch.  tailors  30  Wall 
Scoles  John,  enerav.  it  bookseller  150  Mulberry  h 
Scoley  Edw.  Forsyth  c  Delancy  [60  Hester 

Scorgie  John,  turner  1 14  Washington  Sj^I 
Scotland  Robert,  printer  85  Chapel 
Scott  Alex.  Pearl  c  Augustus 
Scott  Andrew,  fruiter  281  12  Broadway 
Scott  Archibald,  milkman  143  Bancker  tiA*t^ 
Scott  Asa,  carpenter  41  Forsyth 
Scott  Deborah,  teacher  25  Hudson 
Scolt  Elisha,  labourer  Mercer  n  Prince 
Scott  Eliza,  drossmaler  80  Chapel 
Scott  George,  shoemaker  41  Hester 
Scott  George,  grocer  26  Bancker 
Scott  George,  tobacconist  51  Barclay 
Scott  Henry,  sawyer  13  Anthony 
Scott  Henry,  whilewasher  176  Duaue 
Scott  Isabella,  12  Lumber 
Scott  James,  merchant  89  Washington 
Scott  James,  carpenter  22  Molt 
Scott  James,  cartman  Hester  c  Eldridge 
Scott  James,  mariner  121  Hester 
Scott  James,  whitewasher  28  Pell  , 
Scott  James-  stonecutter  Bronaie  n  Thompson* 
Scott  John  R.  counsellor  Law  Buildings  10  .Nassau 
Scott  John,  labourer  12  Mulberry 
Scott  Samael,  shipcarpenter  31  Suffolk 
Scott  Thomas,  paver  12  Cheapside 
Scott  W  H.  cabinet  ins  ker  36  Aon 
Scott  Wm.  tailor  Lombardy  o  Walnut 
Scott  Wm  shoemaker  348  Broadway  -  . 

Scott  widow  Betsey,  90  Lombardy 
Scott  widow  Rachel,  265  Spring 
Scott  &  Lawrie,  merchants  33  Hudson 
Scott  ii  Seguine,  booksellers  81  Wall  c  Front 
Seovelt  jun  N  merchant  63  South 
Sconel  James,  printer  165  Hudsun 
Scovell  jun  R.  merchant  63  South 
Scoville  widow  Sarah,  48  Broad 
Scriba  and  Graves,  122  Front 
Scriber  Benj.  J.  grocer  98  Catherine 
Scriber  Dennis,  c  Jay 
Scribner  Conklin,  carp  Sullivan  n  Watts 
Scribner  John,  cartman  229  Division 
Scribner  Uriah  R  9  Allen 
Scribner  widow  Rachel,  56  Roosevelt 
Scribner  and  Hitchcock,  grocers  136  Front 
Scrugham  Win  W.  stocking  manuf  154  Front 
Scrymgeour  A  and  J.  jewellers  112  Fulton 
Scudder  Asa,  saddler  2Duane 
Scudder  David  B.  mason  6  Lispenard 
Scudder  John  C.  cartman  Woosler  n  Prince 
Scudder  John,  .4m.  Museum,  A*  Y  Inslituiien 
Scudder  Samuel,  73  Catherine 


372 


MERCEIN'S 


Scudder  Wm.cab  mk  39  &.  42  B.m  ery  h  3  Eldridg* 

Seabring  Ann,  boardingh  60  Dey 

Seabring  Jacob  L.  167  Broadway 

Seabury  David,  Charle«  n  Herring 

Seabury  John,  shipcarp  Cannon  c  Stanton 

Seabury  Stephen,  shipvv.  Columbia  n  Rivington 

Seals  Andrew,  porter  2  Fletcher 

Sealy  Peter,  rigger  19  Thames 

Seaman  Alanson,  drygood  st  278  Pearl 

Seaman  Allen,  cartman  Mangin  n  Grand 

Seaman  Catherine,  Grand  n  Crosby 

Seaman  David,  butcher  71  Fly-rakth  21  Stanton 

Seaman  David,  labourer  226  William 

Seaman  Edmund,  mer  29  Broadway 

Seaman  Geo.  dep  sheriff  Grand  n  SuMblk 

Seaman  Henry,  cartman  Mangin  n  Grand 

Seaman  Israel,  carpenter  111  Bowery 

Seaman  J  C.  grocer  88  Washington 

teaman  Jacob,  cartman  137  Crosby 

Seaman  James,  city  weigher  56  Roosevelt 

Seaman  James,  33  Essex  i.  tivflflj 

Seaman  Jnmes,  vicluallinghouse  8  John 

Seaman  James.  M  D  1*)  Chatham    279  Broad  way 

Seaman  Jas  V.  books  6i  sta.  296  Pearl  h  90Beekman 

Seaman  James,  cartman  45  Forsyth 

Seaman  James,  M  D  279  Broadway 

Seaman  John  E.  Hammond  c  Herring 

Seaman  John,  81  Gold 

Seaman  John,  drygood  st  Grand  n  Le  wis 

Seaman  Joseph,  cartman  Charles  n  Greenwich 

Seaman  Leonard,  63  Vesey  h  26  Elizabeth 

Seaman  L.  sailmaker  23  South 

Seaman  L.  merchant  18  Cheapside 

Seaman  Mary,  nurse  51  Roosevelt 

Seaman  Phebe,  seamstress  16  Mulberry 

Seaman  Richard,  physician  7  Division 

Seaman  Roht.  shipcarp.  14  Bayard 

Seaman  Robt.  Old  Haerlem  Rowt  4  mile  sttnt 

Seaman  Samuel,  gricer  Franklin  c  Church 

Seaman  Sa  i-uel,  15  Augustus 

Seaman  Samuel,  merchant  347  Pearl 

Seaman  Stephen,  sailmak  10  Moore 

Seaman  Thomas,  cartmau  Goerck  c  Broome 

Seaman  T  B  313  Broadway 

Seaman  Walter,  insp  customs  451  William 

Seaman  jun  Walter,  mariner  46  Oak 

Seaman  Willet,  cordwainer  37  Leonard 

Seaman  Willet,  mer  296  Pearl  h  13  Oliver 

Seaman  Wm.  attorney  3  Peck-slip 

Seaman  Wm.  carp.  51  Eldridge 

Seaman  Wm.  25  Dey 

Seaman  Wright,  26  Anthony 

Seaman  W  F.  phyf.90  Beekman 

Seaman  Z  W.  physician  42  Cherry 

Seaman  widow  Debora,  Grand  n  Spring 

Seaman  widow  Eliza,  teacher  5  Pelham 

Seaman  widow  Maria,  Charles  n  Hudson 

Seaman  and  Warren,  sailmakers  23  South 

Seaman  &  Co  Jas.  drug.  210  Chatham  k  279  Broad- 

Scamau  ti  Co  L.  auct.  63  Vese»  [way 


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Seaman  Tobi»6  U  Co.  sugarhouse  42  Liberty 

Seaman  Samuel  41  Co.  dliygood  st  347  Pearl 

Seaman  J  as  ^  Co.  hardware  store  I  Bowery 

Sears  Abm.  grocer  6  Oliver  t 

Sears  John,  barber  153  Greenwich 

Sears  John,  tailor  57  Watts  : 

Sears  widow  Sarab,  30  Provost  -  , 

Seaver  Lulher,  cooper  79  Forsyth 

Seaward  Mr.  printer  100  Cherry 

Seaward  widow  of  John,  90  Orange 

Sebert  Frederick,  9  Thomas 

Sebring  Cornelius,  grocer  264  Cherry 

Sebring  Isaac,  2  Broadway 

Sebring  Peter,  money  col.  2  Rose 

Sebring  widow  Elizabeth,  293  Cherry 

Seche  Victoire,  27  Chapel 

Secor  Abm.  cartman  3  M'Dougal 

Secor  Abm.  mer.  2  mile  stone  ^  imvi 

Senor  Eli,  shipwright  Greenwich-lane 

Secor  Elijah,  mer  180  h  Broadway  op  Bond 

Secor  Gilbert,  cartman  Broadway  n  Thirteenth 

Secor  Jacob,  plumber  8  Chesnut 

Secor  Jonathan,  Herring  c  Ardeu 

Secor  Joshua,  phys.  Broadway  op  Bond 

Secor  Levy,  cartman  Sullivan  c  Spring 

Seddon  and  Bown,  tailors  86  John 

Sedgwick  Henry  D.  couns.  34  Cedar       [34  Cedar 

Sedgwick  Robt.  at.  couu.  &  nota  3  ii  4  LBuild.  h 

See  Dr  John,  303  Greenwich 

See  Joseph,  mason  Hester  n  Broadway 

See  widow  Sarah,  tailoress  185  Spring 

Seely  Frederick,  shoemaker  88  James 

Seely  George,  baker  54  Allen 

Seely  Jonah,  painter  48  Clirystie 

Seely  Joseph,  teacher  57  Rooserelt  h  1  Forsyth 

Seely  Richard,  silver  plater  511  Pearl 

Seely  Rufus,  constable  88  James 

Seely  Samuel  W.  hatter  106  Chatham  c  Pearl 

Seely  Wm.  A.  alt  and  nota  143  Greenwich 

Seely  Zadock,  batter  115  Cherry 

Seely  widow  Priscilla,  20  Arundel 

Segar  Andrew,  tinman  10  Doyer 

Segee  Lewis  C.  mer  30  Burling  slip  u  53  Cbrystie 

Seger  Andrew,  coppersmith  2a  Bowery  .m9 

Seger  Wm.  rear  614  Water 

Segoine  James,  shoemaker  50  Water 

Seguin  James,  81  Wall  c  Front  h  18  Reed 

Seguine  Jacob,  18  Reed 

Seguine  J*ines,  cooper  418  Green  wici* 

Seguine  John,  coo|>er  235  Spring 

Seguine  Stephen,  grocer  57  Whitehall 

Seguine  J  &i  C.  merchants  57  Whitehall    ^.  i! 

SeidelJobn.  12  Old  slip 

Scignette  P»>t«*r  E.  grocer  198  Front  Ybjgtj 

Spignettc"  and  Jenny,  merchants  193  Front 

Seixas  Benjamin,  62  .North  Moore 

Seiias  Jacob,  merchant  ")7  Hudson  _^^H 

Seixns  J.  B.  grocer  338  Water  h  Hudson  c  Broom e 

Seiias  Moses  B.  merchant  Chapel  c  North  Moore 

Seixas  Solomon,  3  Leonard 


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Seijas  widow  of  Benj.  Hudson  c  Broome 

Selah  Morris,  carpenter  65  Division 

Selby  John,  shipmaster!  82  Cedar 

Selby  Skeffington,  684  Broadway 

Selden  Dudley,  7  Nassau 

Selkirk  Wo.  silversmith  164  Reed 

Selkirk  widow  of  James,  Cross  c  Duane 

Sell  Wm.  98  Lombardy 

Selleck  Robert,  cartraan  Christopher 

Selleck  Sands  S.  cabinet  maker  69  Division 

Selleg  Andrew,  porterh  33  Bancker 

Selley  Andrew,  tailor  101  Anthony 

Semler  John,  cartraan  71  Spring 

Senior  Wm.  H.  booksel  177  Broadwh  26  Maiden-1 

Sennes  Francis,  fruiter  135  Greenwich 

Sentis  Garrit,  cooper  Grand  n  Eldridge 

Sera  Mrs.  and  C.  milliners  130  William 

Sergeant  Aaron,  stonecutter  365  Greenwich 

Sergeant  A.  stone  yard  foot  of  Beach 

Serindat  Michael,  veterinary  surg.  654  Pearl 

Sering  Philip,  whitewasher68  Warren 

Serrington  Gilbert,  labourer  Mercer  c  Broome 

Seton  &  Co  James,  auc  h  com  mer  44  Wm  h  Amity 

Sevier  widow  Catherine,  fruit  store  89  Division 

SewallH.D.  74  Franklin 

Seward  Christopher,  pilot  28  Gold 

Sewell  widow  Ann,  209  Spring 

Sexton  Francis,  69  Pine  h  28  Dey 

Sexton  James,  shoemaker  78  Pearl 

Sexton  jun  Joseph,  69  Pine 

Sexton  Michael,  livery  stable  30  Mill 

Seymo  Henry,  shoemak.  222  Division 

Seymour  Andrew,  teacher  33  Mott 

Seymour  Jonathan,  printer  49  h  46  John 

Seymour  widow  Lucy,  Grand  n  Suffolk 

Seymour  L.  &T.  hardw  st  6  Chatham  sq  h  33  Mott 

Sha  Dennis,  tailor  8  Oak 

Shackerley  Sarah,  teacher  6  William 

Shackei  ly  John  H.  shipmaster  431  Pearl 

Shackerly  Sarah.  40  Roosevelt 

Shad  widow,  markut  woman  14  Pump 

Shaddle  Cornelius,  mason  123  Orange 

Shadle  John,  22  Liberty 

Shaff  Jasper,  123  Forsyth 

Shaffer  George,  merchant  223  Greenwich 

Shaffer  G.  butch  19  Cath  Mar  h  Broome  n  Ciirysli'e 

Shaffer  widow  Margaret,  105  Forsyth 

Shairs  Samuel,  mariner  rear  44  Oak 

Shula  Margaret,  Laight  ti  Greenwich 

Shaler  Ann,  45  Orchard 

Shamburgh  Charles  cooper  84  Lombardy 

Sh  ine  John,  butcher  Broome  c  Bowery 

31   i.ewoll  Fredk.  dentist  bhairdr281  1-2  Gieentc 

Shankland  Robert,  26  Peck  slip 

Shanks  Chas. shoemaker  Cliff  c  John 

Shanks  Wm.  weaver  Hammond  n  Hudson  *tf 

Si.annon  David,  blacksmith  78  Elm 

Shannon  Edward,  merchant  Broome  n  Mott 

Shannon  John,  cartman  70  Henry 

Shannon  Miss  Sarab:  126  Chamber 


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Shannon  Patrick,  smith  3  Moore 
Shapter  P.  accountant  1961-2  Church 
Shapter  Thomas,  Grand  riStlffolk 

Shapter  widow  of  Samuel,  grocer  323  Washiugtan 

Sharar  Ann,  washerwoman  42  1-2  Ludlow 

Shardieu  Marschr.ett,  27  Chapel 

Shardlow  Joseph,  rmson  151  Reed  K?* 

Sbarit  John,  oysterman  326  Washington 

Sharkey  John,  tobacconist  74  Mulberry 

Sharp  B.  95  Varick 

Sharp  John,  shoemak  5  New 

Sharp  John,  sawyer  108  Elizabeth  n  Grand 

Sharp  Martha,  91  Harman 

Sharp  Samuel,  carpenter  40  Dey 

Sharp  Thomas,  mason  278  Spring 

Sharp  Thomas,  shipwright  52  Pike 

Sharp  widow  Ann,  midwife  94  Reed 

Sharp  widow  Jane,  Amos  c  Asylum 

Sharp  &i  Tuttle,  merchants  149  Pearl 

Sharpe  C.  N.  ship  carver  Arundel  n  Division  shop 

c  Clinton  &  Cherry 
Sharpe  Jacob,  jroc.  Arundel  c  Hester  h  14  Arundel 
Sharpe  James,  mason  191  Mulberry 
Sharpe  John,  64  Gold 
Sharpe  John,  shoemaker  5  New 
Sharpe  John,  rigger  127  Bancker 
Sharpe  John,  grocei  Suffolk  c  Division 
Sharpe  Peter,  whip  manufactory  11  Maiden-lane  b 
Sharpe  widow  Maria,  12  Arundel         [43  Nassau 
Shatzel  Harman,  shoemaker  200  Cherry 
Slialzel  Jacob,  grocer  91  Greenwich 
Shatzel  Wm.  boot  and  shoe  store  234  Water 
Shaumburg  widow  Ann,  grocer  104  Bancker 
Shaw  Andrew,  mariner  Batavia 
Shaw  Anne  M.  11  Pearl 
Shaw  George,  7  Water 
Shaw  James,  mariner  73  Harman 
Sbaw  James,  118  Cbapel 

Shaw  James  W.  drygood  store  104  Division  h  21 
Shaw  Jeremiah,  smith  99  Varick  [Hester 
Shaw  John,  rear  216  Duane 
Shaw  John  C.  60  Broad 

Shaw  Kemys,  47  Essex  [Bedford 
Shaw  Moses,  assist,  keeper  S.  Prison  Christopher  n 
Shaw  Robert,  88  Front 

Shaw  Thos.liv  stab.  64  £62  Liberty  h  70  Cedav 

Shaw  William,  tailor  53  Vesey 

Shaw  Wm.  merchant  M'Dougal  c  Prince 

Shaw  Wm.  teacher  Broome  n  Goerck 

Shaw  widow  Ellen,  Second  Avenue  n  First 

Sbaw  widow  Margaret,  69  Spring 

Shay  D.  carpenter  8  Montgomery 

Shay  F  M.  carpenter  45  Hudson 

Shay  James,  cooper  1 12  Orarge 

Shay  John,  cartman  7  Ludlow 

Shay  John,  cnoper  11  Rector 

Shay  widow  Mary,  45  Hudson 

Shea  Si  Covell.  diadelphian  academy  23  Bbwer) 

Sheall  Horace;  hairdresser  86  1-2  Bowery 


378 


MKIICEIN'S 


Shean  Francis,  blockmaker  1  Clinton 

Shearer  John,  shoemaker  Broome  n  Orchard 

Shee  Richard,  grocer  105  Bancker 

Sheehy  Patrick,  60  Elm 

Sheehy  Wm.  glover  Reed  c  Washington 

Sheffield  Aaron,  mariner  84  Hester 

Sheffield  jun  Isaac,  grocer  430  Water 

Sheffield  Jonathan,  shipcarpenter  299  Cherry 

Sheffield  Wm.  E.  shipchandl.-r  567  Water 

Sheffield  Wm  shipcarpenter  23  Governeur 

Sheffield  widow  E  223  Chrystie 

Shelbery  Andrew,  195  Hester 

Shelburgh  Joseph,  painter  348  C.u  ay  u  92  Leonard 

Sheldon  and  Co.  F.    H.  140  Pearl 

Shell  Capt.  4  Broome 

Shelmel  John,  73  Reed 

Shelters  John,  smith  142  Pump 

Shelton  Stephen,  attorney  16  Vesey  h  104  Gold 

Shennct  Lewis,  cartman  up  end  Elizabeth 

Shepherd  Allen,  merchant  27  Vandewater 

Shepherd  David,  labourer  126  Anthony 

Shepherd  Edward,  teacher  80  Mulberry 

Shepherd  Jacob,  carver  57  Lispenard 

Shepherd  James,  shipwright  25  Norfolk 

Shepherd  John,  china  store  181Waterc  Burling-slip 

Shepherd  John,  tailor  2  Cedar 

Shepherd  John,  merchant  181  Water  h  1  Barclay 

Shepherd  John  H.  teacher  80  Mulberry 

Shepherd  jun.  John,  12  N.  Moore 

Shepherd  iN  G  livery  stable  36  New 

Shepherd  Samuel,  sawyer,  28  Broome 

Shepherd  Wm.  smith  56  Pump 

Shepherd  Wm.  Sullivan  n  Prince 

Sherer  Henry,  baker  32Chrystie 


Sherman  Alpheus,  corporation  att,<^not.Tryon-row 

Sherman  Amos,  mariner  19  Batavia  [h  126  Prince 

Sherman  Henry,  merchant  112  Pearl 

Sherman  Jacob,  cartman  169  Hester 

Sherman  James,  carpenter  100  Mott 

Sherman  Thaddeus,  merchant  185  Pearl 

Sherman  widow  Rachel,  89  Murray 

Sherman  widow  Abigail,  7  Lumber 

Sherman  &  Townsend,  112  Pearl 

Shei  red  Jacob,  31  Broad 

Sherred  Joseph,  mariner  42  Gold 

Sherregea  Benjamin,  chairmaker  183  Spring 

Sherrer  Peter,  cooper  68  Chrystie 

Sherridan  Matthew,  brewer  Grand  c  Arundel 

Sherry  David,  pilot  24  Roosevelt 

Sherry  widow  of  David,  91  Chrystie 

Sherwood  Andrew,  machinest  Gilbert  Grccnwicli 

Sherwood  BMiop,  84 Forsyth 

Sherwood  Caleb,  turner  26  Frankfort  h  102  Pump 

Sherwood  David,  ropemaker  Crosby  c  Spring 

Sherivood  Elizabeth,  Hudson  c  Spring 

Sherwood  Isaac,  cartman  Elizabeth  n  Spring 

Sherwood  Isaac,  currier  53  Frankfort  h  24  Ferry 


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Sherwood  Isaac,  painter  539  Pearl 
Sherwood  Isaac,  turner  36  Leonard 

Sherwood  Isaac,  painter  110  Orange  _ 

Sherwood  JeremUo,  cartman  llVarick 

Sherwood  John,  32  Cross 

Sherwood  John,  carpenter  42  Hester 

Sherwood  John  S.  lope  in.  Crosby  c  Spring 

Sherwood  Jotham,  carpenter  320  Orange 

Sherwood  Peler,  cartman  3  upper  end  Mott 

Sherwood  Reuben,  milkman  Broome  n  Orchard 

Sherwood  Thomas  216  Chapel 

Sherwood  Willet,  grocer  upper  end  Crosby 

Sherwood  VVm  teacher  138  Fulton  h  40  While 

Sherwood  widow  Elizabeth,  166  Division 

Sherwood  widow  Hester,  Collect  n  Leonard 

Sherwood  widow,  94  Orange 

Sheys  Briant,  teacher,  143  Collect 

Sheys  James,  95  Elm 

Shield  James,  yeoman  62  Market 

Shields  Henry,  tailor  130  Bancker 

Shields  Henry,  saddler  213  William 

Shields  James,  stonecutter  4  Franklin 

Shields  Richard,  cartman  25  Henry 

Shields  Sam'iel,  cartman  191  Mulberry 

Shields  widow  Anna,  nurse  Broome  u  Ludlow 

Shiells  Robert,  carpcnt.  83  Depeyster  a  35  Norfolk 

Shmckles  Jacob,  grocer  Grand  c  Crosby 

Sbinley  James,  170  Duane 

Shipley  A.  merchant  401  Pearl 

Shipley  Morris,  tanner  9  Ferry,  h  49  Frankfort 

Shipley  Wm.  401  Pearl 

Shippey  Josiab  J.  Grand  n  Bowery 

Shippey  Wm  57  Lispenard 

Shipping  Liit  and  Prices  Surrent,  office  1  Old-slip 

Shirdell  James,  76  Reed 

Shirley  James,  shoemaker  503  Greenwich 

Shirley  James,  grocer  Grand  n  Corl.  hook 

Shoe  Henry,  coacumaker  66  Spring 

Shoemaker  Abm.  drygood  merch.  126  Chatham 

Shoemaker  Charles,  Gilbert  n  Herring 

Shoemaker  Edward,  shipmaster  67  Hester 

Shoemaker  Isaac  L.  drygood  store  126  Chatham 

Shoonard  Andrew,  merch.  Grand  n  E.  river 

Shonnard  Frederick,  grocer  220  Bowery 

Shoonard  P.  plaister  paris  manuf.  96  James 

Shop  H  butch.  37  Fly  mar.  b  Delancy  n  Forsyth 

Shore  John,  porter  107  Anthony 

SLorlaiid  Thos.  grocer  Wooster  c  Prince 

Shorlatt  Samuel,  mariner,  8  Pump 

Short  John,  weaver  119  Forsyth 

Short  Samuel,  Scammel 

Shorter  Basivin,  Crosby  n  Grand 

Sbotwell  Abm.  grocer  348  Washington 

Shotwell  Benj.  labourer,  Christopher  n  Herring 

Shotwell  Gilbert,  merchant  9  Harrison 

Shotwell  John,  cooper  88  Murray 

Shotwell  Joseph  S.  mer  177  Pearl  h  209  William 

Sbotwell  Robert,  cartman  2  M'Doogal 

Shotwell  Wm.  broker  46  William  b  17  Hester 

Shourt  Jacob,  cartman  Broome  n  Suffolk 


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MERCEIN'S 


Shourt  Oliver  jut),  flour  sloie  43  Catherine 

Shourt  Oliver,  flour  stpre.387  Water 

Sliourt  VV'm.  carlrnau  Division  n  Arundel 

Shrady  John,  shoemaker  90  Chatham 

Shreve  Millisent,  17  Harotan 

Sbullz  Maria  Ann,  widow  Hester 

ShultK  Nathaniel,  C.  house  office  90  Elizabeth 

Sliullz  w  idow  Jane,  478  Ten  I 

Shute  Charlotte,  175  Spring 

Sbute  Henry,  107  Chamber 

Sbute  Jacob,  Rurrows  n  Herring 

Shute  Jacob,  Gilbert  n  Herring 

Sbute  Michael,  cartman  Reason  n  Hetriug 

Shute  widow  Sarah,  12  Bayard  - 

Sibbald  Alexander,  livery  stable  17  J.  J  ;  Roosevelt 

Sibblcy  Gibbs,  boarding  280  Pearl 

Sibell  George,  grocer  27  Division 

Sibell  John  Frederick,  28  Wall  h  Wooster  c  Spring 

Sibert  John,  labourer  190  Grand  n  Essen 

Sibert  widow  Catherine,  Collect  n  Pearl 

Sice  Mir.bael,  9  Forsyth 

Sicbl  widow  Mary  Ann,  Kipp's  Hay  a^nM 

Sickels  George  G.  grocer  39  Leonard 

Sickels  George,  baker  20  Roosevelt 

Sickels  Henry,  shoemaker  167  Division 

Sickels  John  H.  Charlton  c  Greenwich 

Sickels  John  I.  attor.    nota.  1  Law-b.  b  78  Murray 

Sickels  Zacharias,  grocer  Broome  c  Orange 

Sickels  widow  Catherine  103  Division 

Sickles  G.  G.  Leonard  c  Chapel 

Sickles  Henry  B.  39  Harman 

Sickles  Hester,  milliner  1 12  William 

Sickles  Isaiah,  shoemaker  146  Division 

Sickles  Jane,  141  Fulton 

Sickles  John,  96  Reed  UL  timnk'- 

Sickles  Margaret  A  tailoress  65  Mulberry 

Sickles  Robert,  keep  state  prison  Bedford 

Sickles  Thomas  H.  80  Gold 

Sickles  Wm.  insp  of  customs  20  Chapel 

Sidebottoms  John,  hoardiugb.  I-  Walnut 

Sidell  John  F  M.  99  Duane 

Sidney  Eupbemia,  Harrison  n  Washington 

Sidney  Robert,  87  Crosby 

Sidney  Stephen,  oysterstand  5Cheapside 

Siemon  W'alrab,  fruit  st  17  Chatham 

Siggine  Wm.  labourer  163  Elizabeth 

Siggirson  widow,  97  Mulberry 

Sigison  Thos.  cbnirmak.  115  South  h  Grand  n  Allen 

Sigison  Wm.  gilder &/■  chaiimak.  115  South  h  160 

Sigler  Sarah,  71  Foray th  [Grand 

Silber  Martin,  butch.  33  Fly-mkt  h  Bowery  Hill 

Silbey  Joseph,  mariner  17  Oliver 

Silcock  J  S  stonecutter  261  Spring 

Silkwortb  John,  shipcarp.  Hudson  n  Spring 

Silkworth  Wm. shoemaker  84  Forsyth 

Sillcock  Joseph,  baker  530  Pearl 

Silliman  Gold  S.  126  Pearl  h  48  Cliff 

Silliman  Wm.  alto,  and  couns.  30  Cherry 

Silva  John, cabinetmaker  Herring 

Silvan  Wm.  segurmk.  14  Catherine  laue 


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Silvanu*  Lewis,  mason  19  Essex 

Sikerlock  John,  mariner  118  Cbeiry 

Silvester  Lewis,  shoemk.28  Oliver  and  60  James 

Simeon  John  H.  tailor  32  Nassau 
Simeon  Walrap,  fruiter  19  Chntbam 
Simers  Wm  L.  druggist  98  Cherry 
Simers  Sarah  and  Pbebe,  156Bancker 
Simister  Josepi),  groaer  6  Dey 
Simkins  Thomas,  Crosby  n  Spring 
Simkins  Wm.  blacksmith  Cannon  n  Grand 
Simm  Margaret,  36  Mulberry 
Simmermau  widow  of  Peter,  milfcwo.91  Reed 
Simmister  Jas.  math.  ins.  maker  237  Division 
Simmon  Mrs.  Lewis  Ahm.  hi. 
Simmons  Calvin,  dockbuilder  8  Esses  '*> 
Simmons  Chapman,  sliipmast.  44  Orchard 
Simmons  Daniel,  cabinetmak.  24  Elm 
Simmons  Henry,  grocer  4  Fulton-slip  h  269  Water 
Simmons  James,  labonrer  21  Orange 
Simmons  Peter,  carpenter  201  Orange 
Simmons  Wm.  mason  Broome  n  Forsyth 
Simmons  widow  Elizabeth,  33  Liberty 
Simmons  widow  Letty,  baker  481  Greenwich 
Simmons  Wm&tCo.  grocers  161  Fly-market 
Simmons  and  Molt,  grocers  4  Fulton  slip 
Simmonton  widow  Eliza,  45  Lispenard 
Simms  R  B.  gunsmith  116  Orange  '■' 
Simms  Thomas  S.  carppnter  17  Henry 
Simms  Wm  hairdresser  28  Grand  c  Collect 
Simons  Henry,  carpenter  132  Mulberry 
Simons  John,  carpenter  68  Orchard 
Simons  Mingo,  120  Church 
Simons  Wm  A.  accountant  43  Ferry 
Simons  Wm.  rear  11  Vandewnter 
Simonson  Barnet,  cartman  389  Bowery 
Simonson  Jacob,  ropemak.  Broome  n  Mott 
Siraonaon  John,  carpenter  rear  Grand  n  Crosby 
Simonson  John,  grocer  47  Greenwich 
Simonson  Robert,  printer  125  Elm 
Simonson  widow  Alelta,  Grand  n  Elizabeth 
Simonson  widow  Deborah,  Grand  n  Elizabeth 
Simonson  widsw  of  Jacob,  Broome  n  Mott 
Simonton  Gilbert,  watchmak  278  Spring 
Simonton  Gilbert,  watch  V  clookmak.  1  Renwick 
Simpson  Cato,  turner  62  Mulberry 
Simpson  Charles',  carp.  60  Ferry  &  h  60  Mulberry 
Simpson  George,  Perry  [36  Bayard 

Simpson  J  P.  city  seal,    stove  manuf.  244  Water  h 
Simpson  James,  ropemaker  Ridge  n  Rivington 
Simpson  John,  ropemaker  Rivington  n  Sheriff 
Simpson  Mary  widow,  grocer  11  Rutgers 
Simpson  Robert,  weaver  Perry  n  Washington 
Simpson  Samuel,  cartman  Hester  n  Broadway 
Simpson  Thomas,  weaver  Perry  n  Greenwich 
Simpson  Wilfred,  tobacconist  281  Water 
Simpson  Wm.  mariner  102  Bancker 
Simpson  widow  Mary,  grocer  11  Rutgers 
Simpson  widow  Mary,  gro.  11  Rutgers  ii  143  Har- 
Simpson  widow  Sarah,  59  Mott  [mat- 
Simpson  4-  Gray,  grocers  6  Pomp  ami  Forsytb 


980 


MERCEIN'S 


Sinclair  Andrew,  engineer  Bedford  c  Commerce 

Sinclair  George,  bookbinder  Prince  n  Greene 

Sinclair  Gertrude  widow,  58  Pump 

Sinclair  Hector,  Cburch  c,  Barclay 

Sinclair  Laurence,  teacher  58  Pump 

Sinclair  widow  Mary,  43  Oak 

Siney  Robert,  60  Allen 

Singer  Henry,  67  Forsyth 

Sinnott  John,  grocer  Broome  c  Varick 

Sinnott  Richard,  skinner  17  Bancker 

Sipkins  Henry,  grapery  Crosby  n  Prince 

Sisco  David,  labourer  32  Bancker 

Siico  Tunis,  labourer  25  Desbrosses 

SiseJohn,  labourer  Reason 

Sisson  Mary,  1  Warren 

Sistaire  Joseph,  com.  mer.  122  Mulberry 

Sitcher  A  painter  izc  169  Greenwich 

Sivalls  James,  grocer  24  Bowery 

Skaats  Bartholomew,  cooper  Wooster  n  Spring 

Skaats  B  keeper  City  Hall 

Skaats  Elizabeth  R.  94  Reed 

Skaats  Elizabeth,  tailoress  658  Pearl 

Skaats  Isaac  B.  corp  cartman  Collect  n  Franklin 

skaats  Rinier,  rear  46  Thomas 

Skaats  widow  Martha,  196  Division 

Skelding  J  iraes,  7  Coenlies-slip  b  16  Beaver 

"-kellorn  Geo.  W.  chairmaker  356  Pearl 

"^kelly  VV.  stonecutter  236  Spring 

Skjddy  Wm  shipmaster  43  Oliver 

Skidmore  Jcremiuh,  grocer  58  Spring 

Skidmore  John,  Lewis  Man.  hi. 

Skidmore  John,  porterhouse  147  Washington 

Skidmore  Lemuel,  iron  tyc.  st.  69  Dey  h  7  Provost 

Skidmore  Robert  C.  464  Pearl 

Skidmore  Samuel  T.  197  Pearl 

Skidmore  Thomas-  engineer  Grand  n  Forsyth 

Sidmore  Wm.  carpenter  Columbia  l  Stanton 

SJ,iitmr>re  Zenas,  tailor  107  Mott 

Skidmore  L  and  W.  mercbs.  1 19  Chatham  c  Pearl 

Skilburn  widow  Catherine.  Canal  n  Church 

Skillin  Simeon,  carver  119  Cherry 

Skillmau  Joseph  carpenter  Warren  c  Washington 

Skillman  John  B.  mer.  10  Maiden-lane 

Skillman  Jonetban,  butch, 31  Cath.  m.  h  204  Mott 

Skillman  wjdow,  133  Leonard 

Skinner  Ebenezer,  labourer  49  Collect 

Skinner  Jacob,  brushinaker  222  Elizabeth 

Skinner  James,  smith  221  Washington  h  323 

Skinner  John,  tailor  31  Orange 

Skinner  Peter,  smith  89  Beekman 

Skinner  Richard,  shoem.  25  Mulberry 

Skinner  widow  E.  53  Lombard)' 

Skinner  widow  of  Thomas,  Oliver  n  Bancker 

Slack  John,  teacher  356  Water 

Slack  Joseph,  cartman  c  Broome  and  Clarke 

Slack  Rich.  W.  sexton  St.  Paul  s  24  Chapel 

Slack  Wm.  coacboiaker  214  Bowery 

Slaght  H.  carpenter,  Douiinick  n  Varick 

Sla^lit  Thomas,  shipmaster  Clarku  n  Spring 

Slagle  Peter,  ropemaker  12'J  Forsyth 


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?lam  Wb.  saddler  114  Henry 

Sluter  Stephen,  carpenier2  Arundel 

Staler  Thomas,  mariner  rear  137  Pump 

Slater  Wm.  carpenter  22  Duan«d  v  : 

Slater  widow  Mary,  2  Duane 

Slatery  Joseph,  shipcarpenter  136  Lombardy 

Slawson  Nath.  marshal  69  Division 

Slidell  John  A.  attor.  2  Law-buildings  h  99  Duaut 

Slidell  widow  Naomi,  146  Reed  [ingdale 

Slidell  J.  Si  Co.  soap  man.  189  Elizabeth  h  Bloo_n 

Slipper  Joseph  F.  sboemakor  152  William 

Slipper  Joseph,  shoemaker  65  Mulberry 

Slipper  Thomas  M.  shoemaker  73  Division 

Sloan  John,  cartman  Wooster  c  Bleeeker 

Sloan  John,  weaver  Cherry  n  Gouverneui 

Sloan  Robert,  labourer  193  Hester 

Sloan  Thomas,  rear  177  Greenwich 

Sloan  William  D.  mariner  16  Frankfort 

Slocotnb  J.  teacher  64  Church  and  43  Warren 

Slocum  Daniel,  grocer  62  Forsyth  c  Hester 

Slocum  Lewis  D.  shoemaker  2  Warren 

Slocum  Sam.  shipm.  3  Cbeapside 

Slocum  Webley,  shoestore  65  Catherine 

Slocum  William  T.  2  Broome 

Slocum  Si  Degrauw,  grocers  c  Hester  aud  Bowery 

Sioo  Elizabeth,  52  Cbrystie 

Sloot  B  F.  102  Mott 

Slossom  E.  attorney  c  Cedar  and  Nassau 
Slosson  Nathaniel  H  62  Pine 
Slosson  Wm .  att.  and  couns.  34 Pine 
Slote  James,  smith  71  Harman 
Slote  John,  cartman  186  Mott 
Slote  widow  Ann  of  Peter,  Provost  n  Washington 
Slott  Alexander,  carver  61  Warren 
Slover  Abm.  A.  grocer  and  lumber  inspec.  5  South 
Slowey  Patrick,  peddler  2  Lomhardy 
Slowly  Wm.  livery  stables  29  h  31  John 
Slusnn  Thomas,  mariner  62  Ludlow 
Smack  Christian,  cartman  Prince  n  Thompson 
Small  John,  cartman  4  Chapel 
Small  Lawrence,  painter  45  Anthony 
Small  widow  Catherine,  grocer  56  Bancker 
Smalley  John  S.  tnrner  174  1-2  Duane 
Smalley  Nath.  baker  22  Hester  h  3  Jefferson 
Smalley  S.  R.  M.  D.  Delaocy  n  Forsyth 
Smart  Joseph,  grocer  35  Lombardy 
Smart  Robert,  9  and  31  Lombardy 
Smeck  Fred,  chairmaker  78  Bayard 
Smedberg    Co.  Charles  G.  merchants  73  Church 
Smets  C  M  milliner  134  William 
Smets  Hardrick,  shoem.  and  milliner  220  Greenw 
Smith  A.  hoarding!)  142  Broadway 
Smith  Aaron,  dry«ood  st.  256  Broadway 
Smith  Aaron,  broker  6  Murray 
Smith  Abel,  baker  Oak  c  Oliver 
Smith  Abraham,  mer.  216  Fulton  h  36  Dey 
Smith  Abraham  L  att.  and  couns.  48  Pine 
Smith  Abm.  425  Washington 
Smith  Alex,  cartman  144  Allen 
Smith  Alviu,  cartman  G.aud  n  Suffolk 
33 


38S  MERCEIN'S 


Smith  A.  merchant  71  Lombardy 

Smith  Andrew,  weighmaster  104  Chapel 

Smith  Andrew,-  shipmaster  71  Roosevelt 

Smith  Andrew,  boarding)].  40  Orange 

Smith  Ann,  boardingh.  172  Broadway 

Smith  Ann  widow,  91  Mulberry 

Smith  Anne,  4  Ferry 

Smith  Arthur,  mason  10  Walker 

Smith  Benj.  victualler  24  William 

Smith  Benj.  shipmaster  and  innkeeper  Grand  n  E  14 

Smith  Benj.  E.  grocer  Delancy  c  Ludlow 

Smith  Benjamin  I.  Desbrosses 

Smith  Benj.  cartman  Crosby  c  Spring 

Smith  Bernard,  cartman  35  Henry 

Smith  Caleb  L.  physician  198  Division 

Smith  Caleb,  Sullivan  n  Broome 

Smith  Caleb,  grocer  Spring  c  Hudson 

Smith  Caleb,  cartman  8  Jefferson 

Smith  Caleb,  cordwainer  Broome  n  Suffolk 

Smith  Catherine,  10  Theatre  Alley 

Smith  Charles,  teacher  68  Cross 

Smith  Charles,  tanner  Christopher  n  Delancy 

Smith  Charles  D.  carpenter  205  Mulberry 

Smith  Charles,  Thompson  n  Spring 

Smith  Charles  F  painter  397  Greenwich 

Smith  Christopher,  sugar.baker  225  Forsyth 

Smith  Cornelius,  12  Chapel 

Smith  Daniel,  19  Catherine-lane 

Smith  Daniel,  sailmak  Wash,  c  Vesey  k  18  Chapel 

Smith  Daniel,  shoemaker  118  Elizabeth 

Smith  Daniel  D.  booksel  fa  stationer  190  Greenv. 

Smith  Daniel  E  mer  117  South  h  20  Oak 

Smith  DanieU  shoeblack  38  Roosevelt 

Smith  David,  carpenter  29  Fletcher 

Smith  David,  cartiaan  231  Mulberry 

Smith  David  V.  179  Front 

Smith  David,  soda  water  427  Broadway 

Smith  David,  shoemaker  Collect  c  Broome 

Smith  Ebenezer,  carpenter  Elizabeth  n  Broome 

Smith  Ebenezer,  47  Walker  _ 

Smith  Edmund,  mer  53 Front  h  7 Bridge n  Whiten 

Smith  Edward,  pilot  60  Ann 

Smith  Edward,  umbrella  maker  260  Pearl 

Smith  Edward,  cartman. Christopher  n  Herring 

Smith  Ednin,  shoemaker  rear  145  Forsyth 

Smith  Elihu,  h  10  Grand  n  Chrystie 

Smith  Elijah,  152  Broadway 

Smith  Eliza,  tailoress  55  Mulberry 

Smith  Elisabeth,  4  Hague  t^ 

Smith  Elkana,  boardingh  7th  ward  hotel  66  Rutgers 

Smith  Epenetue,  tailor  207  Chatham 

Smith  Erastus,  cartman  1  Allen 

Smith  Ezekiel  G.  accountant  47  Murray 

Sjnith  Floyd,  172  Broadway  h  Jones 

Smith  Francis,  65  Eldridge 

Smith  Freeman,  grocer  Christopher  n  Pump 

Smith  Gamaliel,  176  Pearl  h  363  Broadway 

Smith  Geoige  B  collector  118  Elm 

Smith  George  E  207  Chat  ham 

Smith  George  E  tailor  7  Catherine 


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Smith  George,  sawyer  41  Watts 
Smith  George  M  D.  294fcowery 

Smith  George,  smith  Water  n  Scammel 

Smith  George,  silver  plater  90  Daane 

Smith  George,  141  Pump 

Smith  George,  locksmith  rear  470  Peart 

Smith  George,  dealer  Macdougal  n  Spring 

Smith  Gerard,  cartman  28  Goerck 

Smith  Gerardus,  sailmaker  42  Front  h  15  Beaver 

Smith  Gershom,  merchant  232  Front 

Smith  Gilbert,  M.  D.  329  Pearl 

Smith  Hannah,  shoebinder  13  Essex 

Smith  Haziel,  carpen  rear  33  Ferry  h  67  Roosevelt 

Smith  Henry,  chimney  office  54  Augustus 

Smith  Henry  H.  carpenter  205  Mulberry  . 

Smith  Henry  S.  grocer  and  porterh  11  Chatham 

Smith  Henry,  coachmaker  453  Broadway 

Smith  Hugb,  paver  33  Cheapside 

Smith  Ira,  tavern  keeper  21  Catherine  Market 

Smith  Ira,  merchant  7  Old  slip 

Smith  Isaac,  5  Gssex 

Smith  Isaac,  grocor  Jas.  si  c  Front  h  36  Cheapside 

Smith  Isaac,  cartman  Pitt  n  Stanton 

Smith  Isaiah,  cartman  IS  Ludlow 

Smith  I-piah.  bouse  carpenter  Forsyth  c  Broome 

Smith  Jacob,  shipcarpenter  23  Gouverneur 

Smith  Jacob,  labourer  72  Mulberry 

Smith  Jacob,  carpenter  172  Spring 

Smitfi  Jacob,  mason  1 12  Orange 

Smith  Jacob,  carpen.  11  Roosevelt  h  260  William 

Smith  Jacob,  fire  engine  maker  55  Elm 

Smith  Jacob  B.  merchant  42  Division 

Smith  J.  B.  merchant  44  Forsyth 

Smith  James,  merchant  40  Cheapside 

Smith  James,  25  Oak 

Smith  James,  Cherry  n  Gouverneur 

Smith  James,  mariner  Norfolk  c  Grand 

Smith  James  C.  205  Broadway 

Smith  James,  mariner  251  Greenwich 

Smith  James  A.  S  59  Wall 

Smith  James  T.  merchant  62  Broad 

Smith  James,  seaman  170  Mulberry 

Smith  James,  attor  and  conns  24  Vesey 

Smith  James,  printer  30  Cross 

Smith  James,  grocer  Broadway  e  Heslet 

Smith  James,  hairdresser  95  Division 

Smith  James,  tailor  279  Water 

Smith  James,  grocer  34  Peck  slip  a 

Smith  James,  currier  32  Henry 

Smith  James,  sboemnker  L42  Mulberry 

Smith  James  C.  640  Water 

Smith  James  S.  grocer  136  Che'rry 

Smith  Jane,  washerwoman  64  Cedai 

Smith  Jane,  washerwoman  172  Duane 

Smith  Jeremiah,  well  digger  122  Mott 

Smith  Jerred,  gardener  Broome  c  ForiylL 

Smith  Job.  shoemaker  89  Lembardy  » 

Smith  Job,  shoemaker  85  Forsyth  c  Grand 

Smith  John,  86  Water 

Smith  John.  teilor52  Elizabeth 


384 


MERCEIN'^ 


Smith  John  T.  Green  nCrand 

Smith  John,  mariner  96  henry 

Smith  John,  107  H&rman 

Smith  John  H.  merchant  tailor  172  Broadway 

Smith  John,  cartman  Arundel  n  Broome 

Smith  jun.  John,  cartman  8  Jefferson 

Smith  John,  cabinet  maker  Mangin  n  Broo  me 

Smith  John,  cartman  Attorney  n  Delancy 

Smith  John,  sbipcarpenter  26  Vandam 

Smith  John,  grocer  118  Anthony 

Smith  John,  sawyer  61  North  Moore 

Smith  John,  tailor  and  boardingh  365  Water 

Smith  John,  cartman  52  Rivington 

Smith  John,  printer  74  Reed 

Smith  John,  shipper  Market  c  Cherry 

Smith  John,  shipcarpenter  149  Hudson 

Smith  John,  Bancker  c  Pike 

Smith  John,  carpenter  Scammel  n  Cherry 

Smith  J.  A.  cartman  137  Hudson 

Smith  John,  grocer  34  Augustus 

Smith  John,  labourer  164  Bowery 

Smith  John,  boatman  Ridge  n  Stanton 

Smith  John,  cartman  Pitt  n  Stanton 

Smith  John  jun.  Windsor  chairmaker  9  Division 

Smith  John,  rigger  33  Dover 

Smith  John,  cartman  39  Essex 

Smith  John,  mason  24  Catherine 

Smith  John,  chairmaker  12  Catherine 

Smith  John,  sbipcarpenter  64  Rutgers 

Smith  John,  grocer  2  Franklin 

Smith  John,  tailor  301  Elizabeth  n  Prince 

Smith  John,  mason  Sullivan  n  Spring 

Smith  John,  granery  Spring  n  Laurens 

Smith  John,  boardinghouse  192  Water 

Smith  John,  white  and  blacksmith  9  h  30  Water 

Smith  John,  umbrella  maker  93  Chatham 

Smith  John,  carpenter  54  Lombardy 

Smith  John,  grocer  56  Allen 

Smith  John,  contractor  Greenwich  c  Canal 

Smith  John,  hairdresser  CTCourtlandt  cWashingte 

Smith  John,  shoemaker  Sheriff  n  Broome 

Smith  John  B  butcher  3  Cadi,  mar  h  17  Stanton 

Smith  John  Calvin,  merchant  ol  Fulton  h  36  Pell 

Smith  John  C.  merchant  179  Pearl  h  22  Cheapside 

Smith  John  D  cartman  207  Delancy 

Smith  John  H.  oysterman  75  Mott 

Smith  John  H.  carpenter  44  Thomas 

Smith  John  I.  upholsterer  80  Ilarman 

Smith  John  J.  441  Pearl 

Smith  John  L.  bookseller  27  Maiden-lane 

Smith  John  N.  merchant  tailor  172  Broadway 

Smith  John  R.  drawing  academy  Rotunda 

Smith  John  R.  shipmaster  24  Clinton  c  Bancker 

Smith  John  S.  Nassau  c  Maiden-lane 

Smith  John  T  broker  60  Wall 

Smith  Jonathan,  mariner  5  Jacob 

Smith  Jonathan,  116Chatbare 

Smith  Joseph  B.  69  Fulton 

Smith  Joseph,  45  South 

Smith  Joseph,  umbrella  maker  362  Pearl 


NEW-S  ORK  DIRECTORY.  38i 


wraith  Joseph,  sawyer  25  Maore 

Smith  Joseph  D.  inspec.  of  wood  284  Spring 

Smith  Joseph  M.  physician  20  James 

Smith  Joseph  P.  grocer  7  Peck- slip 

Smith  Josiab,  shoemaker  rear  106  Elizabeth 

Smith  Jotbam,  drygood  store  223  h  235  Broadway 

Smith  Julian,  10  Theatre  Alley 

Smith  Lee,  Division  n  Arundel 

Smith  Levin,  labourer  165  Bowery 

Smith  Lewis,  cabinet  maker  71  Scammel 

Smith  Lewis,  dockbuilder  Perry  n  GreenwicL 

Smith  Lewis,  shoemaker  83  Forsyth 

Smith  M.  drygood  store  104  1-2  Broad 

Smith  Magare,  Sullivan  n  Houston 

Smith  Margaret,  mantuamalter  68  Ann 

Smith  Maria,  21  Renwick 

Smith  Mary  B.  teacher  Cherry  n  Montgomery 

Smith  Mary,  60  Mulberry 

Smith  Mary,  milliner  27  Watts 

Smith  Mary,  558  Pearl 

Smith  Mary  Ann,  school  mistress  67  Roosevelt 
Smith  Matilda,  658  Pearl 

imith  Matthew, carpenter  84 Maidenlane h  46 Gold 

Smith  Matthias,  painter  and  glazier  79  Fulton 

Smith  Matthias,  butcher  3  Fly-mar.  h  299  Bowery 

Smith  Merret,  dressmaker  86  James 

Smith  Merrit,  90  Division 

Smith  Michael,  61  Orange 

Smith  Michael,  livery  stable  58  Lumber 

Smith  Michael,  Charles  n  Factory 

Smith  Morris,  cartman  Orchard  n  Stanton 

Smith  Moses  R.  mariner9  Pelham 

Smith  Moses,  8  Pell 

Smith  Mulford,  grocer  16  Catherine-slip 
Smith  Nathaniel,  mason  231  Mulberry 
Smith  Nathaniel,  bookbinder  15  Cedar 
Smith  Nathaniel,  grocer  122  Lombardy  h  299 Front 
Smith  Obediah,  port  warden  54  Pike 
Smith  Othniel,  121  Orange 
Smith  Patrick,  cartman  32  Orchard 
Smith  Patrick,  carpenter  144  Pump 
Smith  Paul,  c  Rutgers  and  LombarJy 
Smith  Paul,  Rutgers  c  Lombardy 
Smith  Peleg,  shoemaker  170  Reed 
Smith  Peter,  cabinet  maker  146  Orange 
Smith  Peter,  paver  33  Cheapside 
Smith  Peter,  cartman  28  Lombardy 
Smith  Philip,  cartman  18  Essex 
Smith  Richard,  cartman  Lewis  Col.  Hook 
Smith  Richard,  clerk  of  the  market  248  Pearl 
Smith  Richard,  41  Forsyth 
Smith  Richard,  cartman  Ridge  n  Delancy 
Smith  Richard,  rigger  rear  10  Herman 
Smith  Richard,  milkman  Ridge  n  Delancy 
Smith  Richard,  grocer  Grand  n  Ludlow 
Smith  Robert,  cartman  Broome  n  Cannon 
Smith  Robert,  carpenter  1 14  Orange 
Smith  Robert,  cartman  205  Orange 
Smith  S.  M  drygood  store  288  Pearl  ,  . 

"mith  Samuel,  mariner  27  Collect 
33* 


386 


MERCEIN'S 


Smith  Samuel,  (ailor  10'faudson 

Smith  Samnel  A.  marshal  KiS  Pump 

Smith  Samuel,  shipcarpenter  19  Vandam 

Smith  Samuel  G.  67  Gold 

Smith  Samuel,  waiter  Thompson  n  Prince 

Smith  Samuel,  fisherman  Broome  n  Sullivan 

Smith  Samuel,  cartraan  Jones  n  Bowery 

Smith  S  F.  mariner  112  Elizabeth 

Smith  Sarah,  205  Front 

Smith  Sarah,  64  Stone 

Smith  Silas,  cartraan  Columbia  n  Broome 

Smith  Solomon  M  drygood  st.  288  Pearl  h27  Gold 

Smith  Stephen,  shipcarpenter  234  Stanton  Man.  Ill 

Smith  Stephen,  carpenter  201  Orange 

Smith  Stephen,  mariner  23  Orange 

Smith  Terrence,  grocer  Little  Bancker 

Smith  Thaddeus,  silver  plater 249  William 

Smith  Tbos.R  anct.  104  Greenwich 

Smith  Thos  VV.  bookbinder  27  Collect 

Smith  Thos.  H.  merchant  91  South 

Smith  Thos.  sexton  13  Mulberry 

Smith  Thos.  mariner  46  Essex 

Smith  Thos.  sawyer  Lewis  n  Delancy 

Smith  Thos.  tanner  and  currier  102  Orange 

Smith  Thos.  grocer  12  Fulton  h  22  Cheapside 

Smith  Thos.  D.  merchant  57  Gold 

Smith  Thos.  H.  mer  194  Front  h  39  Beekman 

Smith  Timothy,  sweep  office  Elizabeth  n  Grand 

Smith  Uriah,  cartman  Arundel  n  Rivingtoo 

Smith  Valentine,  grocer  c  Hester  and  Ludlow 

Smith  Walter,  merchant  183  Fulton 

Smith  Wm.  hardbread  baker  13  Dover 

Smith  Wm.  city  measurer  72  Henry 

Smith  Wm.  watchmaker  Collect  a  Hester 

Smith  Wm  48  Beekman 

Smith  Wm.  merchant  7  h  9  Old-slip 

Smith  Wjj.  carpenter  Collect  n  Leonard 

Smith  Wm.  cartman  Broome  n  Lewis 

Smith  Wm.  S.  col.  city  revenue  83  Duane 

Smith  Wm.  shoemaker  and  grocer  127  Bancker 

Smith  Wra.  grocer  c  Hester  and  Broadway 

Smith  Wm.  gardener  1st  Avenue  n  Second 

Smith  Wm  grocer  426  Broadway 

Smith  Wm.  cabinetmaker48  Orchard 

Smith  Wm.  chymist  Lombardy  n  Walnut 

Smith  Wtn.  H.  32  Gold 

Smith  Win.  grocer  62  Catherine 

Smith  Wm.  H.  elk.  dis.  court  197  Cherry 

Smith  Wm.  cartman  22  Orchard 

Smith  Zeri,  grocer  167  Fly  Market 

Smith  Zopher,  cartman  144  Allen 

Smith  widow  Abigail,  22  Nassau 

Smith  widow  Ann,  Pitt  n  Rivington 

Smith  widow  Ann,  81  Forsyth 

Smith  widow  Catherine,  269  Spring 

Smith  widow  Catherine,  87  Orange 

Smith  widow  Catherine,  rear  56  Pump 

Smith  wiJow  Eliza,  Forsyth  n  Rivington 

Smith  widow  Ellen  of  Jas.  468  Greenwich  [square 

Smith  widow  Esther,  ladies'  board,  sch.  3  Hudson 


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Smith  widow  Hannah  of  Jacob,  238  Stanton  M.  I. 

Smith  widow  Isabella,  Sullivan  n  Prince 

Smith  widow  Joanna,  15  Essex 

Smith  widow  Martha,  65  Lombard}- 

Smith  widow  Mary,  40  Cheapside 

Smith  widow  Mary,  613  Water 

Smith  widow  Mary,  57  Chrystie 

Smith  widow  Patty,  71  Orchard 

Smith  widow  Patty,  65  Rutgers 

Smith  widow  Prudence,  34  Cross 

Smith  widow  Sarah,  boardingh  39  Frankfort 

Smith  widow  Sarah,  Pitt  n  Rivington 

Smith  widow,  seamstress  104  Mulberry 

Smith  widow,  97  Orange 

Smith  widow,  grocer  Varick  c  Brocrae  , 

Smith  widow,  tailoress  22  New 

Smith  and  Gordon,  grocers  Christopher  c  Pump 

Smith  and  Piatt,  grocers  299  Front 

Smith  and  Co  Cornelius,  1  Maiden-lane 

Smith  A  and  S.  grocers  2 16  Fulton 

Smith  J  S  h  M.  grocers  1  Catherine-sl.  hl36  Cherry 

Smith,  M'Call  and  Co.  mer  174  h  180  Pearl 

Smith  Joseph  &t  Son,  manufacturers  of  cork  182 
Water  h  59  Fulton 

Smith  and  Bailey,  grocers  53  Front 

Smith  and  Brouwer,  tailors  69  Liberty 

Smith  and  Garniss,  merchants  157  Pearl 

Smith  and  Kecler,  drygood  st.  398  Pearl 

Smith  and  Maintain,  grocers  16  Fulton-slip 

Smith  and  Nicoll,  merchants  51  Front 

Smith  P  and  R.  grocers  193  Grand 

Smith  and  Underhilt,  grocers  12  Fulton-slip 

Smithen  Robert,  pilot  33  Dover 

Smitbman  Ann,  104  Harman 

Sraithson  Joseph,  cartraan  Collect  c  Leonard 
Smock  Andrew,  butc.36Cath.  Mkt  h  9  Elizabeth 

Smock  Catherine,  teacher  18  Spring 

Smull  Lodowick,  gardener  1st  Avenue 

Stnults  Peter,  cartman  Christopher 

Smylie  Edward,  brassfounder  Pike  c  Henry 

Smyth  Charles,  distillery  219  Washington 

Smyth  Richard,  labourer  Watts  n  Hudson 

Smyth  Thos.  smith  3  Dey  &  25  Harrison  h  39  Dey 

Snare  Charles,  tavern  Bancker  n  Walnut 

Sneath  John,  carpenter  Bowery  n  Gerard 

Sneckner  Henry  D.  cartman  78  Bayard 

Snedeckner  Lewis,  cartman  Grand  Corl.  Hook 

Snedeker  GaiYitt,  labourer  70  Christopher 

Snedeker  James,  cartman  Bowery-hill 

Snedeker  Oliver,  cartm.  Mangin  n  Grand 

Sneden  Benj.  sbipcarpenter  Water  last  b.      jrtk  ' 

Sneden  Robert,  cartm.  Orchard  c  Stanton 

Snell  B.  cartm.  Laurens  c  Prince 

Snell  David,  shipmaster  45  Greenwich 

Snell  Jacob,  cartm.  12  Jefferson  'yifl 

Snell  widow  of  Tbomas,  350  Greenwich 

Snethen  Elisha,  stevedore  16Batavia 

Snelhen  Gregory,  insp.  of  lamps  10  Oak 

Snider  John,  shoemaker  92  Duane 

Snider  John  E  baker  10  Snffolk  . 


MERCEIVS 


Snider  Matthias  S.  161  Greenwich 
Snider  widow  Susan,  Elm  c  Leonard 
Sniffen  Elijah,  Ludlow  c  Stanton 
Sniffen  Gilbert,  cartman  Amndel  n  Broomi 
Sniffen  John,  mer.  73  Wall  b  30  Gold 
Sniffen  John,  auctioneer  82  James 
Sniffen  Joseph,  carpenter  Broome  c  Ludlow 
Sniffen  Mary  Ann,  126  Harman 
Sniffen  Thomas,  carton.  Ludlow  c  Stanton 
Sniffen  Wm.  grocer  135  Hester 
Sniffen  Wm.  F.  carpenter  Elizabeth  n  Spring 
Snook  James,  carpenter  Thompson  n  Grand 
Snow  Edmund,  shipwright  119  Harman 
Snow  Gphraim,  customh  officer  179  Division 
Snow  Jedutban.  marshal  167  Chatham  [lyn 
Snow  R.  insp.  he.  of  potash,  fyc.  12  South  h  Brook- 
Snow  widow,  nurse  76  Mulberry 
Snyder  Geo.  wheelwright  Broadw.  n  Bowery-hill 
Snyder  Henry,  ropemaker  106  Orchard 
Snyder  Henry,  labourer  338  Bowery 
Snyder  John  A.  furrier  73  Maiden-lane  [thony 
•Snyder    Co.  P.  brewers  334  Broadway  and  95  An 
Sofield  Benjamin,  147  Leonard 
Soloman  Jonathan,  grocer  365  Water 
Solomon  Mark,  broker  96  Delancy 
Solomon  Mary,  fruit  st.  60  Elm 
Somarindyck  widow,  20  Spruce 
Somerindyck  John  W.  baker  17  William 
Somerindyck  Matthew,  baker  185  Mulberry 
Somerindyck  Win.liv.  stab  Perry  n  Greenwich 
Somerly  Miles,  cabinetm.  172  Division 
Somerset  Levy,  2  Sullivan 
Somerville  Abraham,  mariner  20  Chesnut 
Somerville  Archibald,  Wooster  c  Spring 
Somerville  John,  grocer  Clarke  n  Spring 
Somerville  Nathaniel,  grocer  134  Leonard 
Soper  John,  shoemaker  164  Grand  n  Orchard 
So  per  John  R.  grocer  40  Water 
Soper  Piatt,  cartman  Goerek  n  Delaney 
Soria  Aaron,  mer.  536  Pearl 
Soule  rev.  Joshua,  70  Allen 
Soule  and  Mason,  Methodist  bookstore  41  John 
Southalr  Sam.  manuf.  of  trunks  165  Chatham  b  57 
Southard  Hallet, cartm.  Broome  n  Suffolk  [Chrystie 
Southard  Henry,  milliner  13  Chatham 

Soulhart  ,  boardingb.  9  State 

Soutberland  widow,  10  Roosevelt 
Southmayd  Samuel  D.  56  Franklin 
Southwick  H  C.  printer  76  Nassau  b  90  Church 
Soutbwick  Jonathan,  88  Dey  c  West 
Southwick  Jonathan,  grocer  28  Harrison 
Southwick  if  Vanpelt,  printers  75  Nassau 
Southworth  E.  hydrometer  &i  watebm.  230  Greehw 
Soufhworth  Silas,  shipwright  Cherry  n  Scammel 
Sowarby  widow  Mary,  grocer  170  Division 
Sowrey  F  A.  teacher  Blotmin^ialc 
Spader  Wm.  merch.  237  Broadway 
£pader  widow  Christiana,  Grand  n  Mercer 
Spalding  Lyman,  pfays.  and  sur.  81  Beekman 
Spangler  John  G.  tailor  98  Chamber 
Spanish  Consul's  Qffiu,S  Murray 


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Spark  Alexander,  cartman  34  1-2  Broome 
Spark  Jona9,  shipwright  235  Division 
Sparkesman  widow  Ann,  nurse  60  Harmao 
Sparks  John,  granery  Spring  c  Elizabeth 
Sparks  Samuel,  grocer  238  William 
Sparks  Walter  C  34  Roose\  clt  c  Bancker 
Sparks  Wm.  H.  grocer  Gold  c  Ferry 
Sparshott  Thomas,  shoemaker  105  Gold 
Speaight  C.  tobacconist  23  Bowery 
Speaight  Chas.  tobacconist  Grand  n  Bowery 
Speaight  H  brewer  Hudson  n  Charlton 
Speaight  Wm.  cabinetm.  Sullivan  n  Broome 
Speaight  widow  of  Richard  93Mott 
Spear  Albert  J.  shoemaker  26  Thomas 
Spear  Christopher, rear  26  Lumber 
Spear  Elisha,  Circus  Broadway  [Mulberey 
3{>ear  John  M  watchmk.    jewel  46  Chatham  U  1 

Spectator  Office  jffp^  90  Wall 

Speed  Jas.  mariner  43  Nassau 
Speed  Jas.  tailor  Grand  n  Greene 
Speer  Barrett  B.  carpenter  15  Clarke 
Speir  H.igh,  cooper  145  Water 
Speir  Robert,  cooper  7  Depeyster  h  36  Cedar 
Speir  widow  Catherine,  80  Gold 
Spellman  Phebe,  96  Catherine 
Spellman  Jas  S.  turner  87  Harman 
Spence  Eliza,  10  Pearl 
Spence  Gavin,  watchmaker  59  Oliver 
Spence  John,  shoemaker  65  Front 
Spence  Mr. grocer  82  Catherine 
Spence  Mrs.  dressmaker  28  Lumber 
Speneer  Alex,  smith  Stanton  c  Columbia 
Spencer  Augustus,  grocer  221  Water 
Spencer  Elijah,  cartman  42  Essex 
Spencer  George,  blacksmith  76  Thompson 
Spencer  Jas.  brushmaker  164  Bancker 
Spencer  Joseph,  Greenwich-lane  n  Amos 
Spencer  Paul,  36  Vesey 
Spencer  widow  Mary,  parasol  St.  51  Broad 
Spibe  John,  hatter  8  Chapel 
Spicer  David,  cartman  Chrvstie  n  Grand 
Spicer  Francis,  butch  29  Wash  Mkt.  h  98  Elflridge 
Spicer  John  B.  merchant  52  Rose 
Spicer  Peter,  cartman  Eldridge  n  Rivington 
Spicer  Peter  W.  125  Harman 
Spicer  Rev  Tobias,  32  Nassau 
Spicer  widow  Catherine,  77  Chrystie 
Spicer  and  Thorn,  mer  411  Pearl 
Spies  AW.  mer  87  Maiden-lane  h  65  Nassau 
Spies  Henry,  cabinetmaker  75  Beekman 
Spies  John,  19  Essex 

Spies  John  I.  druggist  197  b  184  Greenwich 
Spies  widow  Mary,  boardingh.  65  Nassau 
Spies  and  Burger,  druggists  184  Greenwich 
Spiller  John,  clockmaker  28  Pell 
Spingler  Jacob,  tobacconist  142  Duane 
Spingler  widow  Mary,  Bmoery  hill 
Spinnage  Mary,  64  Fulton 


390 


MERCEIN'S 


Spofford,  Tileston  and  Co.  com  mer.  133  Peari 
Spoon  Margaret,  87  Chapel 

Spooner  Alden,  ed.  Columbian  69  Pine  h  Brooklyn 
Spooner  Joseph,  shoemaker  Laigbt  n  Greenwich 
Spotswood  Wm.  cabinetmaker  140  Broome 
Spotswood  Mrs  and  Miss,  seminary  140  Broome 
Sprague  Gideon  R.  mason  Eldridge  c  Stanton 
Sprague  Jemima  widow,  boardingb.  27  Peck-slip 
Sprague  Joseph,  merchant  51  Fulton 
Sprainger  Peter  R.  45  Murray 
Spratt  John,  95  Mulberry 
Spratt  Thomas,  smith  Grand  c  Essex  h  40  Esse* 
Spread  Wm.  72  Broome  n  Mott 
Spring  Rev  Gardner,  80  Beekman 
Spring  John,  chairmaker  18  Cherry 
^pringsteel  Simon,  Orchard  n  Rivington 


Sprong  Bernard,  mer  Fulton  n  Cliff  h  69  Eldridge 
Sprang  Stephen,  cartman  Prince  n  Thompson 
Sproull  Jeremiah,  carpenter  145  Reed 
Sproull  Nathaniel,  teacher  Collect  n  Pump 
Sproull  Samuel,  carpenter  184  Church 
Sprouls  John  I.  combraaker  228  Bowery 
Spyer  Fred,  mer  Washington  c  Hammersley 
Sqtieiroll  John,  tobacconist  9  Ludlow 
Squinse  Noah,  boardingh.  Chenv  n  Cor.  Hook 
Squire  Charles,  mer  126  Pearl  h  14  Cortlandt 
Squire  Nancy,  398  Cherry 

Squire  widow  Lavina, seam.  Cherry  n  Montgomery 

Squire  k  Silliman,  mer  126  Pearl 

Squires  Thos.  carpenter  65  N  Moore 

Stackhouse  Wm.  chairmak.  26  Gold 

Stady  Jas.  mariner  167  Bancker 

Stafford  Anthony,  broker  19  Wall  h  289  Greenwich 

Stafford  Elijah,  cartman  16  Essex 

Stafford  Henry,  printer  66  Wall 

Stafford  Jas.  porter  19  Thames 

Stafford  Rev  Ward,  174  Cherry 

Stafford  Wm.  shoemaker  104  Mott 

Stage  John,  cartman  Thompson  n  Broome 

Stagg  Abm  Pitt  n  Stanton 

Stagg  Abm.  mer.  161  h  80  Warren 

Stagg  Cornelius,  con.  8th  ward  Vandam  n  Hudson 

Stagg  J  B.  cartman  313  Bowery 

Stagg  John  P.  merchant  167  Greenwich 

Stagg  Nicholas,  labourer  101  Bayard 

Stagg  Peter,  merchant  27  Barclay 

Stagg  juu  Thos.  merchant  345  Broadway 

Stagg  Thos.  49  Ferry 

Stagg  widow  Ann, 264  Greenwich 

Stagg  widow  Elizabeth,  154  Bancker 

Sta^g  widow  M.  28  Frankfort 

Sta;:e  Thos.  and  Peter,  156  South 

Stag-  i;Bd  Co  Abm.  161  Washington 

Stahl  Fred,  baker 264  William 


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Stak  widow  Sarah,  184  William 

Stakes  Robt.  tiv.  stable  26  Spruce  h  1S4  William 

SteJey  Archibald.  33  Walker 

Marnier  Christian,  butc  66  Fly  Mar  h  203  Bowery 

Stamler  J  butc  63  fly-Mar  h  Delaney  c  Ludlow 

itaobrougb  Sarah,  man  tut  maker  108  Orange 

Staabury  Daniel,  41  Frankfort 

Slanbury  Stephen,  41  Frankfort 

Stanbury  widow,  41  Frankfort 

Standerwick  Wra.  172  Bancker 

Stanford  Rev.  John,  A.  M.  17  Lispenard 

Stanford  i\  IS  mer  160  Pearl  h  16  Harrison 

Stanley  Sabra,  nurse  Broome  n  Cannon 

Stanley  Adam,  smith  25  Forsyth 

Stanley  John,  Arundel  n  Broome 

Stanley  Tho».  weaver  67  Gold 

Stanley  Thos  mariner  Cannon  n  Grand 

Stannard  Geo.  grocer  125  Fly  Mar  b  66  Cortiandt 

Stansbie  Luke,  94  Pearl 

Stnnsbury Rev.  Abm  O.  inst  deaf  <£-  dumb  41  Warren 

Stansbury  Daniel,  mer.  office  20  Fulton  c  Front 

Slansbury  James,  carpenter  Charlton  n  Greenwich 

Stansbury  John  A.  carpenter  385  Bowery 

Stansbury  Jonas,  mason  96  Elm 

Stansbury  Samuel,  sec  ins  company  83  Leonard 

Stansbury  Susan,  77  Gold 

Stanton  Geo.  H.  5  Coenties  slip  h  37  Greenwich 

Stanton  Jane,  45  Lispenard 

Stanton  John  W.  chairmaker  11  Walker 

Stanton  John,  shipmaster  63  Ann 

Stanton  Wm.  carpenter  63  Walker 

Stanton  widow  of  Henry,  229  Church 

Stanwood  widow  Sarah,  teacher  95  Christopher 

Starkes  widow,  67  James 

Starkey  Elizabeth,  green  grocer21  Pike 

Starkey  Samuel,  32  Cross 

Starkins  James,  shipmaster  Broome  n  £  River 

Starr  Beverly,  69  Church 

Starr  Eleazer,  tailor  110  Pump 

Starr  Mrs.  38  John 

Start  Lemuel  D.  shipcarpenter  423  Washington 
Slartin  widow  Sarah  of  Charles,  233  Broadway 


Stolen  Island  Ferry  house,  Whitehall 

Stead  Daniel,  merchant  98  Pearl  h  154  Cherry 

Stearns  John,  M.  D.  47  John 

Stebbins  David,  h  32  Catherine 

Stebbins  John,  26  North  Moore 

Stebbins  widow  of  Simon,  36  Cherry 

Stebbins  and  Couch,  grocers  296  Front 

Sledman  Stephen,  cartman  Delaocy  c  Norfolk 

Steel  Nicholas,  butch  £  Fly  Mar  h  99  Mott 

Steel  widow  of  Robert  M.  49  Vesey 

Steele  Charles,  grocer  507  Greenwich 


Stale  Pris»n  Warehouse,  106  Pearl 


State  Lottery  Office  139  Broadway 


MERCEIN'S 


Steele  George,  printer  28  Barclay 
Steele  Manning,  combraaker  13  Stanton 
Steele  Robert,  soap  and  candle  maker  35  Bridge 
Steele  Robert,  painter  17)  Grand 
Steele  B.  S.  broker  50  Wall  li  37  Pioe 
Steele  VVm.  mer34  Liberty  b  Spring  n  Clarke 
Steeles  Charles,  grocer  Broome  c  Cannon 
Steen  Jacob,  mason  Grand  n  Crosby 
Steen  John,  looking  glass  store  161  Fulton 
Sieenback  Anthony,  58  N  Moore  c  Hudson 
Steenback  Martin,  tobacconist  rear 55  Oak 
Steene  Robert,  cartman  Mulberry  n  Cathedra; 
Stein  Henry,  Orange  opposite  Franklin 
Steinbach  Joachim  L.  broker  101  Water 
Steinberg  jun  David,  boardingh  141  Pearl 
SteinbrenerF.  W.  178  Pearl 
Steinbrener  Gotleib,  shoemaker  39  Molt 
Steiz  Lewis,  12  Crosby 
Stephen  Joseph,  accountant  13  North  Moore 
Stephens  Charles  G.  cooper  27  Lombardy 
Stephens  Garrit,  mer  180  Pearl  h  82  Maiden-lane 
Stephens  John,  grocer  Springe  Thompson 
Stephens  John,  oyster  cellar  330  Water 
Stephens  jun.  John,  upholsterer  82  Maiden  lane 
Stephens  John  H.  shoemaker  27  Maiden-lane  h  43 
Stephens  L.  W.  glovemaker  99  Chatham  [Dey 
Stephens  Nathaniel,  carpenter  Varick  n  Provost 
Stephens  fsatbaniel,  carpenter  64  Provost 
Stephens  Nicholas,  sawyer  286  Spring 
Stephens  O  painter  90  Cburcb 
Stephens  Peter,  cartman  71  Thompson 
Stephens  Phebe  477  Pearl 
Stephens  S.  226  Water 

Stephens  Thomas,  teacher  Bowery  hill  n  L.  last 

Stephens  widow,  82  Maiden-lane 

Stephens  and  Lippencott,  merchants  52  Front 

Stephenson  Bcnj.  51  Dey 

Sterling  James,  43  South 

Sterling  Wm.  65  John 

Sterling  and  Bonner,  43  South 

Sierns  Alice,  65  Walker 

Stevens  Alexander  HMD     surg.  N.  Y.  hospital 
Stevens  Ann,  wbiteveasber  87  Mulberry 
Stevens  EUenezer,  mer  222*  Front  h  30Vesey 
Stevens  Elizabeth,  63  Warren 
Stevens  Emanuel,  mason  481  Pearl 
Stevens  Henry,  5  Cross 
Stevens  Henry,  saddler  466  Greenwich 
Stevens  Horatio  G.  224  Froat  h  37  Chamber 
Stevens  Isaac,  coppersmith  80  and  92  Water 
Stevens  Isaac,  grocer  Elizabeth  c  Broome 
Stevens  James,  shipwright  Montgomery 
Stevens  John,  dockbuilder,  313  Spring 
Stevens  John  H.  43  Dey 
Stevens  Nicholas  H.  pilot  40  Mulberry 
Stevens  Nicholas,  labourer  23  Lombardy 
Stevens  Peter,  tavern  &t  groc.  O.  liar,  road 
Stevens  Samuel,  attor.  226  Wmer  h  30  Vesey 
Stevens  Samuel,  88  Broad  street  academy 
Stevens  Thomas,  grocer  66  Beyard 


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Stevens  .  fruitshop  6  Cross 

Slevens  Wra.  merch.  157  South  h  Vesey  c  Church 
Stevens  Wm.  bookbind.  67  Roosevelt  k,  254  Water 
Stevens  and  Sons,  222  Front  h' 30  Vesey 
Stevens  h  Mactier,  merchants  157  South 
Stevenson  C.  S.  shipmaster  35  Oak 
Stevenson  Frederick,  cust.  h.  officer  50  Rutgers 
Stevenson  Henry,  5Beekman 
Stevenson  Isaac,  grocer  Broome  c  Elizabeth 
Stevenson  James,  cartman  Attorney  n  Rivington 
Stevenson  John,  mariner  Broome  n  Molt 
Stevenson  John,  thread  rnanuf.  Spring  n  Varicfc 
Stevenson  John,  99 Reed 

Stevenson  John,  join.  &  carpent.  Green  n  Spring 
Stevenson  John,  6  Batavia 
Stevenson  Matthew,  cust.  h  officer  4  Water 
Stevenson  Shore  E.  grocer  48  Pump 
Stevenson  Thorn *s.  smith  17  Gold 
Stevenson  Wm.  F.  marshal  39  Forsyth 
Stevenson  widow,  148  Orange 
Steves  R.  S.  mariner  rear  170  Bowery 
Steward  VleiHi-der,  tailor  Cherry  n  Governeur 
Steward  jun.  John.  122  Pearl 
Steward  John,  boatman,  201  Bancker 
Steward  John,  labourer  98  Elm 
Stewart  Alexander,  ca'penter  35  Bayard 
Stewart  Alexander  L  231  Broadway 
Stewart  Alexander,  stonecutter  Ouane  r  Church 
Stewart  Alexander,  sashmaker  Grand  c  Norfolk 
Stewart  Alexander,  merchant  110  Church 
Stewart  Ann  60  Church 
Stewart  Charles,  shoemaker  33  Lombardy 
Stewart  Charles,  556  Pearl 
Stewart  Daniel,  labourt^92  Mott 
Stewart  James,  5  Cross 
Stewart  John,  painter  \llen  c  Stanton 
Stewart  John,  grocer  48  Rutgers 
Stewart  John,  carpenter  28  Barclay 
Stewart  Peter,  cartman  124  Orange 
Stewart  Renlock,  Chamber  c  Greenwich 
Stewart  Robert,  33  Chapel 
Stewart  Robert,  231  Broadway  •» 
Stewart  Samuel,  labourer  Lombardy  n  Corl.  hook 
Stewart  Wm  tinpiate  work  30  Barclay 
Stewart  Wm.  J.  builder  28  Barclay 
Stewart  Wm.  muson  62  Thompsoa  ifcMSf'Vf'*!^ 
Stewart  Wm.  mason  15  Thomas 
Stewart  Wm  basket  maker  86  Molt 
Stewart  Wm  F.  printer  50  Essex 
Stewart  Wm  merchant  83  Greenwich 
Stewart  widow.  196  Division 
Stibbs  widow  Phebe,  Thompson  n  Spring  .4  -ittUj 
Stickler  Joseph,  grocer  25  Broad  'VmH 
Stiles  Henry,  cartman  Allen  n  Stanton 
Stillman  John,  shipmaster  2  Crosby 
Stillwaggon  David,  carpenter  36  h  33  Stone  ,  <' 
•Btill.vaggon  Wm.  shoem.  Cherry  n  Montgomery 
Stilwell  Barnet.  wheelwr.  79  Bowery  h  135  Grand 
Slilwell  Barnet,  Grand  n  Forsyth  i 
Stilwell  Elias  M.  21  Suffolk 


394 


Stilwell  Jarratt,  446  Pearl 

Stilwell  Nathan,  oarpenter  34  Bowery 

Stilwell  Peter  fisherman  16  Burling  slip 

Stihvcl!  Sstmoel,  47  Bowery 

Stilwell  W  M  drygood  store  Spring  cGreenwic 

Stilwell  Wm.44  0ak 

Stilwell  Wm  M.  jnercb.  Springe  Greenwich 

Stilwell  widow  Ana.  99  Chamber 

Stilwell  widow  Elizabeth,  62  Mott 

Stine  John,  hatter  10  Essex 

Stinson  Henry,  sailniaker  166  Harroao 

St.  Clair  James,  27  Watts 

St.  John  Charles  C.  171  Orange 

St.  John  David,  boot-tree  and  last  ma.  66  Mulberry 

St  Johsfa  Church      fnsi'»|ft  Hudson  .square  Vanek 


St.  John  Lewis  M.  tailor,  242    337  Pearl 
St.  John  Thomtis,  carltoan  64  Market 
St.  John,  Piatt  &  Faulkner,  marc,  tailors  242  Pearl 
St.  Ledger  Catherine,  13  Mott 


3tites  widow,  boarding  house  1  Old  slip 
Stivers  Frederick,  labourer  58  Authony 
Stivers  Thomas,  carpenter  Elizabeth  n  Grand 
Stockbridge  John  M.  morocco  dresser  36  Eldridge 
Stockman  Jabez,  rigger  39  Oak 
Stockton  Robert,  mason  127  Lombard/ 
Stoddart  Wra.  shipmaster  123  Cherry 
Stoddart  Robert,  carpenter  120  Leonard 
Stokes  Henry,  grocer  27  Coenties-slip 
Stokes  John,  Allen  n  Delancy 
Stokes  Thomas,  shoemaker  193  Mott 
Stokes  Thos.  mer.  tailor  17  William  h  46  Franklin, 

StoUemvcrck's        '    *"B  .Mechanical  Panorama 


Stollenwerck  P.  M.  watchmaker  167  Broadw.  and 

Stone  Jeremiah ,sashro. 113  Orange  [44  Maiden-lane 

Stone  Olney,  grocer  61  Mott 

Stone  Robert,  ropemaker  139  Mulberry 

Stone  Wm.  L.  Editor  Commercial  Adv.  41  John 

Stonehouse  Charles,  gocer37  Roosevelt  c  Bancker 

Stoner  Thomas,  labourer  111  Mulberry 

Stook  John,  smith,  171  Duane 

Stoothoff  John,  grocer  9  Fulton- slip 

Stoppani  Francis,  looking-glass  st.  51  Chatham 

Storer  Ebenezer,  Tontine  coffee  house  66  Wall 

Storer  Isaac,  shipmaster  33  Roosevelt 

Storer  widow  Charity  of  John,  26  Lumber 

Storing  Martha,  Grand  n  Mott 

Storm  G  B.  grocer  98  Broad 

Storm  Garrit,  mer.  9  Coenties  si.  h  14  Wall 

Storm  Geo.  B.  grocer  c  Bridge 

Slorm  Isaac  T.  mer.  83  Broad 

Storm  States,  shoemaker  64  1-2  Sullivan 

Storm  Stephen,  mer.  11  Coenties-sl.  h  3  Wall 

9torm  Thomas  T.  110  William 


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NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  695 


Storm  &  Bailey,  merchants  15  Coenties-slip 

Storm  6C  C  i  T  c  William  tuid  John  tU 

Storms  Abraham,  dockbuilder  rear  470  Green wicti 

Storms  Daniel,  smilb  100  Bancker 

Storms  Frederick,  cartman  4  West 

Storms  George,  tavern  Washington  c  Araos 

Storms  Henry,  carpenter  49  Sullivan 

Storms  Henry,  saddler  187  Water 

Storms  L  K.  liv.  stable  477  Pearl 

Storms  Nicholas,  cart  man  Spring 

Storms  Nicholas,  milkman  17  Vandam 

Storms  Rnlef.  cooper  64  Chamber 

Storms  Thomas,  cartman  66  Sullivan 

Sory  Benjamin,  boatman  6  Chapel 

Story  Wm.  W.  shipmaster  James  c  Oak 

Story  widow  Mary,  4  Oak 

Stotightenberg  Eleanor,  6  Hurman 

Stoughtenberg  Jacob,  custom  u  officer 27 Chatham 

Stoughtenburgh  Thomas,  merchant  Green  n  Spring 

Stougbloo  Don  Thomas,  Spanish  consul  9  Murray 

Stout  Andrew  V.  baker  6  Pump 

Stout  Jacob,  boatman  7  Pike 

Stout  Jacob,  eailmt.ker  138  Bancker 

Stout  jun.  Jacob,  merchant  111  Chatham 

Stout  Jas.  D.  engraver  and  seal  sinker  102  Liberty 

Stout  John  W.  carrier  10  Jacob 

Stout  Jonathan,  mason  1 14  Orange 

Stoat.  Peter,  carpenter  Prince  n  Thompson 

Stout  Samuel,  cooper  Desbrosses 

Stout  Stephen,  oysterhouse  88  Franklin 

Stout Blaokledge.sailmaker]  117Soutbc  Peck  si 

Stout  &.  Carroll,  23  Ferry 

Stout  Si  Piatt,  merchants  111  Chatham 

Stoutenbvrough  William,  wire  fact.  3  Ii  irling-siip 

Stouteuburgh  Jacobus  T.  insp.of  graiu  51Courtlandt 

St.  Paul'l  Church    jiir  /H  Broadway 
c  Fvltm    lg=ftr-B ,   and  F'esa/ 

St.  Pettr't  Church    ffg|g|f    16  Barclay 

Strary  Sarah,  boardinghouse  102  Warren 
Strain  James,  distiller  Wooster  n  Bleecker 
Strample  George,  cartman  Greenwich  a  King 
Strang  Daniel,  merchant  45  Water 
Strang  John,  merchant  45  Wafer 
Strang  John  P.  sausage  maker  13  Pell 
Strang  wid'iw  of  John,  grocer  14  Mulberry 
Strang  widow  Rlieabel'u,  7  Pump 
Strang  ii  Ely,  143  Chatham 

Strateham  Geo.  shipcarp  Lombard/  n  Gouverncar 

Stratten  Joseph,  millwright  37  Lombardy 

Stratton  William,  grocer  3d  aver.ne  n  Siuyvesaat 

Stratton  ii  Aikman,  coopers  212  Front 

Stratton  fc  Winthorp,  220  Pearl 

Street  Harvey,  grocer  33  Peck-sl.  h  60  Roosevelt 

Street  Henry,  grocer  31  Peck  slip  h  60  Roosevelt 

Street  Wahon,  30  Pearl  h  30  Moore 

Street  if  Morgan,  grocers  33  Peck-slip 

Streeter  widow  Rboda,  weaver  Sollivaa  n  Broome 

Straight  widow,  boardingh  1 13  Anthony 


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Stremrael  George,  carpenter  23  Murra 

Strieker  I.  cartman  Prince  n  Thompson 

Strieker  John,  1 13  Chapel 

Strickland  James,  grocer  Forsyth  c  Hester 

Strickland  James,  Rivington  c  Eldridge 

Striker  Dennis,  insp.  customs  27  Rroad 

Striker  widow,  16  Chapel 

Stringbam  James,  cartraan  Broome  n  Norfolk 

Stroebel  John,  physician  42  Elm 

Strokes  John,  blacksmith  Jay  c  Rhyndcr 

Strong  Benj.  merchant  162  Church  h  79  Leonard 

Strong  Duncan,  grocer  80  WhII 

Strong  Geo.W.  att.  and  not.  44  Pine  h  50  Franklin 

Strong  Henry,  shoemaker  5  Pump 

Strong  Isaac,  86  Liberty 

Strong  James,  merchant  160  Front  h  12  Court^cd!" 

Strong  John  B  95  Pump 

Strong  Joseph,  counsellor  186  Fulton 

Strong  Nathaniel  W  162  William 

Strong  Orange  W.  paperstainer  63  Harman 

Strong  rev.  Paschal  N.  123  Fulton 

Strong  Petei,  baker  208  Eldridge 

Strong  R.  attorney  and  couns.  325  Greenwich 

Strong  Thomas,  brewer  17  Cheapside 

Strong,  Willets  h  Co  merchants  92  Pine 

Strong  &.  Bullagb,  grocers  2  Chamber  and  Torbot  t 

Strong  Joseph     Co.  merchants  172  Front  [Henry 

Strong^  Son,  Selah,  mer  166  Front  h  12  Cortlandt 

Stroud  Daniel,  shoemaker  11  Anthony 

Struben  Jacob,  waiter  64  Cedar 

Strutbers  Robert,  smith  338  Greenw.  h  69  N. Moore 

Strycker  Hannah,  161  Broadway 


St.  Stephen's  Church 


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Chrystie  c  Broome 


Stuart  C.  seamstress  1  Duane 
Stuart  Charles,  62  Mott 

Stuart  James,  grocer  and  wine  mer.  10  William 

Stuart  James  R.  grocer  49  and  50  South 

Stuart  Kinloch,  confec  271Graenw4'  159  Chamber 

Stuart  William  P  drygood  store  440  Pearl 

Stuart  ^  Ortley,  merchants  39  South  c  Old  slip 

Stuhl  Charles  J.  13  Liberty 

Slurges  Ebenr.  blockmak.  402  Water  h 39  Rutgers 

Stnrman  Edward,  26  Forsyth 

Starr  Abraham,  smith  Broome  n  Sullivan 

Sturr  Peter,  cartman  Commerce  n  Bedford 

Sturtevant  Eliah,  grocer  Duane  c  West 

Sturtevant  Eliphalot,  ironfounder  53  Allen 

Sturtevant  Ira,  moulder  rear  667  Water 

Stutchfield  Thos.  shipmaster  78  Cherry 

Stutes  Henry,  Delancy  n  Ridge 

Sttiy versant  Martha  138  Mulberry  [Avenue 

Stuyversant  Miss, 3d  h.  in  Stuyversant  3d  [\venue 

Stuyversant  Nicholas  Wm.  Bowery  h  betw  1st  £2d 

Stuyversant  jun.  Peter,  ladies'  shoemaker  29  Elm 

Styles  Isaac,  carpenter  214  Church 

Styles  I.  U  G.  grocers  Chamber  c  Chapel 

Styles  widow,  98  Chapel 

Stymets  widow  Mary,  52  Warren 


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Stymits  Benjamin,  rigger  166  Duane 
Suchard  Louis,  Freoch  teacher  198  Broadway 
Suckley  G.  merchant  48"  Tine  h  Greenwich 
Sudler  Jacob,  wine  bottler  2  Birmingham 
Sudlow  Samuel,  ca,  tman  Ridge  n  Rivington 
Suffero  Thomas,  merchant  186  Pearl  h  32  C!i(? 
Sugars  Mary,  Walnut  n  Water 
Sullivan  Catherine,  89  Harman 
Sullivan  Daniel,  merchant  129  Water 
Sullivan  Daniel,  labourer  37  Rohinsws 
Sullivan  Hannah,  31  Gold 
Sullivan  Job,  661  Pearl 
Sullivan  John,  46  Elizabeth 
Sullivan  John,  mason  37  Barclay 
Sullivan  John,  stonecut.  236  Spring 
Sullivan  Joseph,  coachman  661  Pearl 
Sullivan  Michael,  porter  21  Burling-slip 
Sullivan  Patrick,  grocer  Water  c  Walnut 
Sullivan  Sarah,  seamstress  Eldridge  n  Rivington 
Sullivan  Sylvester,  customh.  officer  15  Leonard 
Sullivan  Wm  57  Pump 
Sully  John,  eartman  Attofney  n  Delancy 
Summers  Deborah  widow.  Grand  n  Forsyth 
Summers  Samuel  G.  105  Forsyth 
Summers  Wm.  36  Pike 
Summeville  Henry,  mariner  Collect  n  Hester 
Summerville  C.  cartman  137  Hudson 
Summerville  Nathan,  groeer  Collect  c  Leonard 
Sunberry  y  G.  stonecut  4  Beaver-lane 


Sulcliff  Edward,  tinman  16  Molt 
3ulcliff  John,  36  Elizabeth 

Sutherland  widow  Mnrg.  seam.  Forsyth  n  De'ancv 
Suthern  Wm.  16  Thomas 
Sutliff  Valentine  R  22  Hester 
Sutliff  Wm.  shoemak.  Norfolk 
Sutney  John,  labourer  rear  20  Henry 
Sutten  Caleb,  shipw  Grand  Cor.  Hoc 
Sutten  N  H.  rear  108  Bowery 
Salter  John,  49  Chapel 
Sutter  widow,  117  Chapel 
Sutton  Caleb,  measurer  57  Bayard 
Sutton  Caleb  U.  grocer  Fulton  h80  Joha 
Sutton  Daniel,  cooper  100  Pump 
Sutton  David,  carpenter  204  Church 
Sutton  Geo.  shipmaster  2o4  Bowery 
Sntton  Jacob,  shoemak  124  Orange 
Sutton  Job,  coop.  73  Bowery  h  Pump  n  Chry«tit 
Sutton  John,  mariner  Chryslie  n  Grand  . 
Sutton  Richard,  shipmaster  43  Sullivan 
3ulton  Saal  C.  shipmast.  50  Delancy  e  E>i»ibptf 


Surre  Andrew,  grocer  Orange  c  Pump 
Surre  John,  leather  dres.  128  Orange 
Surre  widow  Susan,  128  Orange 


Sur.  &  Insf.  Office  C.  ft.  IVall  c  „Vc«e.t 


Surrogate's  Office  C,ty  Hall 


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MERCEIN'8 


Sutton  Wm.  Commfrce  n  Bedford 

Sutton  Caleb     Mitchel  Jetliro,  grocers  89  Fulton 

Sutton  G  &,  D.  builders  183  Cburcli  h  204  n  Walker 

Suvvern  Lucas,  cartraan  93  Catherine 

Suydam  Cornelius  R.  merch  13  Dey  [Whitehall 

Suydam  Ferdinand,  merch  21  South  h6  Bridge  n 

Suydam  Henry,  merch  45  Front  h  4  Stone 

Suydam  Henry,  46  Ferry 

Suydam  jun  Jas.  drygood  st  45  Front  h  4  Stone 

Suydam  John,  merch  4  Broadway 

Suydam  Lambert,  13  Dey 

Suydam  Richard,  merch  140 h  65  Pearl 

Suydam  Richard,  Hudson  c  Charlton 

Suydam  widow  Elizabeth,  69  Cliff 

Suydam  widow  Margaret,  79  Cliff 

Suydam  L  h  C.  merch  61  Maiden-lane  h  13  Dey 

Suydam  and  Wilson,  merch  43  Front 

Suydam  and  Wyckoff,  31  South 

Swaid  Peter,  dockbuilder  481  Greenwich 

Swain  Peter,  tinman  80  Bowery 

Swain  Shuball,  shipmaster  rear  91  Henry 

Swain  widow  Elizabeth,  dressmaker  1  Old-slip 

Swaine  John,  printer  20  William 

Swallow  Lewis,  carpenter  16  Provost 

Swan  Benj  L.  merch  157  Pearl  h  66  Greenwich 

Swan  Charles,  48  Maiden-lane 

Swan  Jas.  merch  453  Pearl 

Swan  John,  bootcrimp.  grocer  &.  frnit  st  17  Oliver 

Swan  John,  Greenwich-lane 

Swan  John,  Elizabeth  n  Broome 

Swan  Peter,  grocer  90  Leonard 

Swan  Sarah,  cook  20  Thames 

Swan  Wm.  82  William  h  97  Greenwich 

Swan  &  Co  Ryan,  maho.  ch.  &  sofa  manu  5  Warren 

Swan  T  &.  C.  iner  123  Pearl 

Swanton  Robt.  atto  and  couns  24  Oliver 

Swart  Jas.  tailor  272  Spring 

S  warts  Aaron,  grocer  99  Harman  c  Pike 

Swartsall  Christian  G.  butcher  2d  Avenue 

Swartwout  John,  Greenwich 

Swartwoul  gen  Robt.  mer  215  Duane 

Swazy  Eliza  widow,  109  Duane 

fhoedish  Consul's  Office  (Gahn's) 

Sweeny  Hugh,  16  Barclay 

Sweeny  Hugh,  physician  27  Chatham 

Sweeny  Jas.  porterhouse  29  Park 

Sweeny  Miles,  accountant  60  Orange 

Sweeny  Mills,  porter  253  Front 

Sweeny  Thos.  59  Harman 

Sweeny  Wm.  grocer  141  Reed 

Sweeny  widow  Lucy,  41  Elm 

Sweet  Benoni,  cartraan  187  Spring 

Sweet  Conrad,  mariner  54  Eldridge 

Sweet  Elisha,  Collect  n  Grand 

Sweezy  Lucinda,  7  Chapel 

Swift  Ahiel,  cartman  65  Chrystie 

S\<  ift  Jas  baker  65  Sullivan 

Swift  Jessr,  carpenter  14  Orchard 

Swift  j;en  J  G,  surf's  of.  C.  H.  h  Brooklyn 

Swift  Lemuel,  carpenter  183  0ucne 

Swift  W.  345  Cherry 


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Swift  Wm  sboemak.  62  1-2  Barclay 
Swift  Wm.MD  345 Pearl 

Suriftsure  Stage  Office  jf|jj|j|  Cortland!  c  Greenwich 

S\\  itzer  Martin,  baker  Rivington  c  Allen 
Switzer  Peter,  cutler  4  Chapel  ./ 
Swords  Jas.  87  Leonard 
Swords  Thos.  85  Leonard 

Swords  T  and  J.  printers  and  booksellers  160  Pearl 

Sykes  N.  roer  136  Penrl 

Sylvester  Jas.  bookbinder  17  Henry 

Syms  Jobn,  cordwainer  248  Water 

Synagogue  (Jews')  ^--^j^  19  -Mill 

Sypher  Fred,  ropeniaker  Ludlow  n  Stanton 
Sypher  William,  shoemaker  189  Division 
Sypher  widow  Susan,  lailorcss  91  James 
T 

Tabary  Joseph,  casemaker  22  Warren 

Tabele  Jacob,  ii.spect.  of  docks  111  Fulton 

Tabele  James.  10  Broome  c  Elm 

Tabele  Philip,  507  Penrl 

Taber  Henry,  cartman  Slanton  n  Suffolk 

Taber  Loring,  Water  n  Gouverneur 

Taber  Philip,  rear  11  Rose 

Xaber  Reuben,  halter  17  Doyer 

Taber  Reuben,  labourer  19  Pell 

Taber  widow  Sarah,  boardingh.  55  Crosby 

Taff  John,  boatman  Broome  n  Goerck 

Taft  Otis,  carpenter  Canal  n  Broadway 

Taft  Samuel,  carpenter  183  Church 

Tagart  Richard,  teacher  108  Spring 

Taggart  Sam.  Collect  n  Grand 

Tait  John,  saddler  164  Water 

Tait  Wm.  striker  130Bancker 

Talbart  Sam.  shoemaker  Broome  n  Chryslie 

Talbot  Elkanah,  mer.  205  Pearl  h  Brooklyn 

Talbot  George  W.  mer.  55  Pine  b  87  Liberty 

Talcott  Noah,  mer.  64  South  h  Bowery-bill 

Tallick  Elizabeth.  Grand  n  Forsyth 

Tallmadge  Fred.  att.  138  Fulton  h  11  Walker 

Tallmadge  widow  of  Matthias  B.  2  Bowling  Gr. 

Tallman  Charles,  cooper  13  Stone 

Tallman  Elias,  cartman  27  Leonard 

Tallman  Harman,  c  Desbrosses  and  Harman 

Tallman  Hermanus,  halter  64  Vesey 

Tallman  Isaac,  shoemaker 52  Spnng 

Tallman  Jacob,  weigher  8  Pearl 

Tallman  James,  tailor  Forsyth  n  Delancy 

Tallman  John,  cartman,  42  JJ.  Moore 

Tallman  Tunis,  carpenter  Watts 

Tally  Michael,  grocer  c  Varick  and  Charlton 

Talman  Joliu  H.  mer.  48  Walker 

Talman  Wm.  livery  keeper  51  Lombardy 

Talman  Wm.  grocer  30  Pearl 

Talman  widow  Sarah,  boardingh.  41  Nassau 

Talman  H  h  H  C.  hatters  207  Greenwich 


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400  MERCEIN'S 


Tankard  Richard,  sailmaker  20  Harrison 

Tankard  widow  of  George,  61  Anthony 

Tanner  Abm.  sailma.  68  South  c  Pine  h  177  Fulton 

Tanner  Benjamin,  mariner  Cherry  c  Scammel 

Tanner  Robert,  79  Maiden-lace 

Tapp  Edward,  133  Fulton 

Tappan  Arthur,  32  Whitehall 

Tappan  Thomas,  grocer  85  Forsyth 

Tappan  &  Co.  Arthur  120  Pearl 

Tappen  Charles,  carpenter  17  Orchard 

Tappen  George,  194  Hester 

Tappen  Peter  C.  physician  26  Nassau 

Tappen  ^  Reeks,  carpenters  45  Bayard 

Tapper  John,  teacher  67  Orchard 

Tappin  Henry,  carpenter  66  Reed 

Tardy  John  G.  mer.  89  Leonard 

Tardy  Joseph,  accountant  78  Mulberry 

Targay  widow  of  John,  483  Greenwich 

Targee  J.gold  ksilversm  192 Water h  27 Frankfort 

Tasheria  James,  cabinetm.  28  Hester 

Tasberia  Joseph,  tobacconist  82  Hester 

Tate  John,  shoemaker  74  Pump 

Tate  John,  shoem.  87  Mulberry 

Tate  John,  hairdresser  473  Pearl  h  59  Walker 

Tate  Mr.  154  Water 

Tate  Samuel,  flour  st.  364  Water 

Tate  widow  Sarah,  21  Roosevelt 

Tate    Gordon,  oysterm.  51  Liberty  and  21  Naiiau 

Taubert  widow  Mary,  fruiter  416  Broadway 

Tay  Joel,  trunk  manuf.  123  Pearl  b  32  Beekman 

Tayler  Thomas  C.  builder  41  Robinson  h  Bowery-h 

Taylor  Abraham,  grocer  27  Broadway 

Taylor  Abraham,  brwomseller  143  Front 

Taylor  Abraham,  tailor  26  Cbrystie 

Taylor  Alex.  21T  Forsyth 

Taylor  Anthony,  milkman  220  Elizabeth 

Taylor  Archibald,  tailor  13  Chamber 

Taylor  Asa,  Columbia  Hall  Prince  c  Broadway 

Taylor  B.  105  Washington 

Taylor  Charles  W.  mer.  West  n  Day  h  6  Hudson 

Taylor  Daniel,  cartman  69  N.  Moore 

Taylor  David,  moulder  Broome  n  Suffolk 

Taylor  David,  cartman  Thompson  n  Spring 

Taylor  Edward,  milkman  Christopher 

Taylor  Edward,  mer.  249  Pearl 

Taylor  Edward,  sboem.  25  Eldridge 

Taylor  Elven,  shoemaker  98  Elm 

Taylor  Frances,  grocer  34  Oak  • 

Taylor  Gad,  mor.  166  Pearl  h  26  Dey 

Taylor  G  B.  406  Greenwich 

Taylor  Geo.  boardingb.  43  Water 

Taylor  Geo.  W.  carpenter  13  Arundel 

Taylor  jun.  George,  builder  6  Oliver 

Taylor  George,  boardingh.  71  Warren 

Taylor  Henry,  boot  and  shoem  6  William 

Taylor  Isaac,  cartman  Bedford  c  Commerce 

Taylor  J  H  235  Pearl  h  14  Vandewater 

Taylor  James  M  engraver  149  Church 

Taylor  James,  87  Broad 

Taylor  James,  blacksmith  Eldridge  n  Broome 


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Taylor  James,  butcher  28  Eldridge 

Taylor  James,  shoemaker  Broome  n  Norfolk 

Taylor  Jeremiah,  mariner  38  Orange 

Taylor  John,  waiter  68  Wall 

Taylor  John,  shipmaster  91  Cbrystie 

Taylor  John,  mariner  146  Allen 

Taylor  John,  labourer  89  Bancker 

Taylor  John,  carver  and  gilder  28  Walker 

Taylor  John,  jeweller  174  Broadway  h  98  Reed 

Taylor  John  W.  merchant  107  Pearl  h  2  William 

Taylor  Jr Jin.  grocer  103  Greenwich 

Taylor  John,  mariner  1  Henry 

Taylor  John,  carpenter  Columbia  n  Delancy 

Taylor  Jonathan,  cartman  Bedford 

Taylor  Joseph,  216  Pearl  h  20  John 

Taylor  Mary,  soda  water  562  Broadw  Si  29  Fulton 

Taylor  sen.  Moses,  27  Broadway 

Taylor  Mrs.  226  Pearl 

Taylor  Najah,  mer  145  Pearl  h  10  Cortlandt 
Taylor  Oliver  H.  boot  and  shoe  manuf 290  Pearl 
Taylor  Peter,  shipmaster  Varick  c  N  Moore 
Tsylor  Richard,  brewer  38  James 
Taylor  Samuel,  shoemaker  Nicholas  William 
Taylor  Samuel,  shoeblack  2  Crane  wharf 
Taylor  Serano,  teacher  Delancy  n  Forsyth 
Taylor  Stephen,  pilot  2  Pelbam 
Taylor  Stevison,  89  Front 
Taylor  Thomas,  192  Division 
Taylor  Thomas,  tailor  Elm  n  Broome 
Taylor  Thomas,  mason  69  Warren- 
Taylor  Vermilye.  bookbinder  13  Spring 
Taylor  Win.  shoeblack  90  Nassau 
Taylor  Win.  broomseller  c  Orchard  and  Broome 
Taylor  Wm.  shipmaster  10  Pine 
Taylor  Wm.  shoemaker  Dominick 
Taylor  Wm.  cartman  Nicholas  William 
Taylor  Wm.  shoemaker  Desbrosses 
Taylor  Wilson,  builder  77  Nassau  b  11  Oliver 
Taylor  widow  Ann,  8  Dover 
Tnylor  widow  Elizabeth,  51  Broad 
Taylor  widow  Hannah,  Broome  n  Mott 
Taylor  widow  Huldab,  boardiogh  112  Liberty 
Taylor  widow  Sarah,  26  Chesnut 
Taylor  widow  Sarah,  boardingh  226  Pearl 
Taylor  widow  Susan.  203  Orange 
Taylor  widow,  midwife  49  Crdar 
Taylor  and  Co.  James  S.  185  Pearl 
Taylor  k,  Hinsdale,  jewellers  172  Broadway 
Taylor  and  Son,  Albany  soap     candle  manuf  69 
Taylor  k.  Sons  John,  mer  185  Pearl  [Maiden-lane 
Teafe  widow  of  Henry,  89  Church 
Teague  Wm.  boatman  71  Ann 
Teale  John  C.  painter  92  Chapel 
Team  Boat  Ferry  Slairs  to  Williamsburg,  Grand  E  R 
Teasman  widov.  59  Wjilker 
Teate  Thos  grocer  37  Augustus 
Teed  widow  Clarissa,  137  Crosby 
Telemaque  Pie/re,  segar  maker  115  Aatbony 
Telfair  James,  tailor  192  William 
Telfair  John,  91  Washington  h  5  Carlisle 
Telfair  Margaret,  20  Vandewater 


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MERCEIN'S 


Telford  Francis,  41  Rutgers 

Teller  Benj.  cartman  38  Hester 

Teller  James  T.  smith  Doroinick  n  Clarke 

Teller  jun.  James,  155  Chatham 

Teller  James,  carpenter  197  Mulberry 

Teller  James,  shipwright  Broome  n  For?yth 

Teller  .lames,  hatter  359  Pearl 

Teller  John,  hatter  16  Mulberry 

Teller  Lewis,  Pitt  n  Stanton 

Teller  Peter,  coach  trimmer  37  Banckei 

Teller  Pierre,  batter  78  Chatham 

Teller  Solomon,  cart  nr.  n  282  Spring 

Teller  Tobies,  smitbDominick  h389  Greenwich 

Temple  Wm  29  Henry 

Templeton  Mr.  2  Carlisle  [sant 
Ten  Bropck  Dirck,  att  &  coun  19  Murray  h  Stuyve- 
'  Tenbrock  Henry  A.  mer  21  Coenltes  si  h  N  Moore 
Tenbrook  Blaze,  butc  48  Cath  Mar  h  250  Bowery 
Tenbrook  John  M.  butcher  Grand  n  Mott 
Tenbrook  Samuel,  butcher  Stanton  n  Bowery 
Teneyck  Ellen,  teacher  35  Rose 
Teueyck  Margaret,  87  Beeknian 
Teneyck  Richard,  groccr82  Reed  c  Church 
Teneyck  and  Son,  block  §■  pump  makers  35  South 
Terheun  Abraham,  cartman  Charles 
Terheun  Richard,  drygood  store  Hudson  c  Duane 
Terheun  Stephen,  carpenter  58  Sullivan 
Terner  Henry,  61  Cross 
Temer  James,  cartman  Delancy  nPitt 
Terner  widow  Margaret,  11  Leonard 
Terrell  Mrs.  218  Church 
Terrill  Wm.  27  William 
Ten-ill  and  Kearny,  merchants  27  William 
Terry  Abraham,  merchant  Grand  n  Forsyth 
Terry  David,  cartman  Rivington  n  Ridge 
Terry  Elijah,  grocer  Hester  c  Norfolk 
Terry  Gershom,  shoemaker  Gerard  n  3d  At. 
Terry  John,  goldsmith  and  jeweller  29  James 
Terry  Joseph  H.  48  South  h  321  Greenwich 
Terry  Joseph,  sawyer  Broome  n  Willet 
Terry  Samuel,  deputy  surveyor  166  William 
Terry  widow  Alice,  150  Division 
Terwilleger  Jeremy,  grocer  Collect  c  Grand 
Teubner  Charles, shipmaster  201  Pearl 
Thapp  widow,  24  Pell 
Thatcher  Martha,  milliner  447  Pearl 
Thatcher  Rev.  Wm.  447  Pearl 
Thayre  Laban,  shipmaster  68  Roosevelt 
Thayre  Wm.  A.  teacher  Provost  c  Chapel 
Theald  Abraham,  chairmak  323  Pearl 
Theall  Abraham,  3  Harman 
Theall  Amy,  tailoressSl  Ludlow 
Theall  Elijah,  cartman  Lewis  n  Grand 
Theall  Horace,  hairdresser  106  Elizabeth 

THEATRE    pp»B     23  PARK 
Destroyed  by  Fire    mipll  May  25,  1820,  2  AM 
Therasson  Lewis,  100  John 
Theriott  G.  L.  10  Murray 
Thibeanst  Charles,  26.  Walker 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  40r< 


ihire  Richard,  cart  man  231  Mulberry 

Thistle  Mary,  huxter  rear  419  Greenwich 

Tbolburn  Rebecca,  rear  96  Catherine 

Thomas  Abraham,  Mason  rear  422  Greenwich 

Themes  Alice,  72  Chapel 

Thomas  Benjamin,  brassfounder  112  Henry 

Thomas  Charles,  seaman  13  Bayard 

Thomas  Charlotte,  10  Anthony 

Thomas  Daniel,  cabinet  maker  87  Warren 

Thomas  David,  carpenter  Delancy  c  Pitt 

Thomas  Elias.  shoemaker  Greene  n  Broadway 

Thomas  Elias,  carver  and  gilder  354  Pearl 

Thomas  Francis,  grocer  Water  c  Montgomery 

Thomas  Gardner,  10  Pearl 

Thomas  George,  merchant  18  Cliff 

Thomas  George,  shipmaster  49  Eldridge 

Thomas  H.  Thomas,  merchant  70  Murray 

Thomas  Hannah,  41  Forsyth 

Thomas  Henry,  merchant  51  South  h  18  Cliff 

;  nomas  Jacob,  oy sterman  48  Nassau 

Thomas  James,  oyslerstand  Collect  n  Leonard 

Thomas  James,  mariner  20  Orange 

Thomas  Jaraes,  sawyer  81  Orange 

Thomas  James,  grocer  ll  Jefferson 

Thomas  Jedediah,  ropemak  EMridge  n  Statitor 

Thomas  John,  labourer  34  Pell 

Thomas  John,  carpenter  Chrystie  c  Grand 

Thomas  John,  rigger  11  Pelham 

Thomas  John  R.  news  collector  10  Dutch 

Thomas  John,  coaebm.  49  Rutgers 

Thomas  John,  sawyer  27  Essex 

Thomas  Joseph  M.  carpenter  141  Collect 

Thomas  Josephine,  washerwoman  67  Warren, 

Thomas  Mary,  21  Thomas 

Thomas  Mary,  Cherry  n  Gouverueur 

Thomas  Newell,  barber  30  Pike 

Thomas  Owen,  cooper  15  Roosevelt 

Thomas  Richard,  sawyer  50  Geld 

Thomas  Robert,  40  Provosl 

Thomas  Thomas,  kitchen  furniture  wareh  31  Nassau 
Thomas  Timothy,  turner  8  Birmingham 
Thomas  Wm.  seaman  64  Cedar 
Thomas  Wm.  O.  68  Cherry 
Thomas  Wm.'  measurer  48  Collect 
Thomas  William,  printer  119  Harraan 
Thomas  William,  cartman  171  Spring 
Thomas  William,  labourer  50  Gold 
Thomas  widow  Ann,  13  Park  Place 
Thomas  widow  Sarah,  wasn  woman  247  William 
Thomas  widow  Charlotte,  136  Lombardy 
Thompson  Abraham,  white  washer  37  Orange 
Thompson  Abram.  G.  mer.  163  Pearl  b  91  Beekman 
Thompson  Adam,  Mulberry  c  Broome 
Thompson  Alex,  carpenter  rear  99  Chamber 
Thompson  Alex,  merchant  112  Pearl 
Thompson  Alex,  sbip  carpenter  212  Cherry 
Thompson  Andrew  rear  173  Lombardy 
Thompson  Archibald,  Mulberry  x  Broome 
Thompson  Asa,  shoemaker  5  Norfolk 
Thompson  Bernard  C.  baker  66  Cedar 
Thompson  Caleb,  202  Fulton 


104 


MERCEIN'S 


Thompson  Cornelius,  block  mak  26  Catherine 
Thompson  Daniel,  baker  Asylum 
Thompson  David,  blacksmith  40  Vesey 
Thompson  Duncan,  tailor  27  Lombardy 
Thompson  Eleanor,  92  Henry 
Thompson  Eliza,  seamstress  128  Anthony 
Thompson  Fenwick,59  Buyard      [Old  Har.  Road 
Thompson  Francis,  merchant  10  h  35  Beekman  seat 
Thompson  G.  L.  attorney  and  clerk  of  the  district 

court  City-Hall,  h  12  Warren 
Thompson  Geo.  butcher  132  Allen 
Thompson  Geo.  mcr.  tai.  2  Coenties-si.  h  42  Stone 
Thompson  Hannah,  washerwoman  42  Roosevelt 
Thompson  Henry,  6  Vavick 
Thompson  J  A.  tinworker  Little  Bancker 
Thompson  James,  firo  Sf  carpenter  Grand  n  Collec" 
Thompson  James,  uhitewasher  25  Pell 
Thompson  James,  weaver  Carmine  n  Bedford 
Thompson  James,  caulker  Willet  n  Stanton 
Thompson  Jared,  Wasbinslon  n  Spring 
Thompson  Jeremiah,  mercb  273  Pearl  h  5  Park  Fl 
Thompson  John,  carpenter  Orchard  c  Broome 
Thompson  John,  halter  256  Bowery 
Thompson  John,  grocer  90  Cherry 
Thompson  John,  grocer  James  c  Cherry 
Thompson  John,  blacksmith  f>0  Waller 
Thompson  John,  carpenter  156  Orange 
Thompson  John,  13  Chamber  ■ 
Thompson  John,  blacksmith  47  Lispenard 
Thompson  John  A.  146  Allen 
Thompson  John,  boardingbouse  63  Banck«r 
Thompson  John,  rigger  rear  34  Eldridge 
Thompson  John,  riggei  21  Mulberry 
Thompson  John,  bookseller  and  binder  128  Pearl 
Thompson  John,  wheelwright  70  Pump 
Thompson  John  G.  butcher  Elizabeth  n  Spring 
Thompson  Jonathan,  merchant  24  Beekman 
Thompson  Joseph,  labourer  Lait. hi  i.  Greenwich 
Thompson  Joseph,  grocer  Frn'jWorl  c  Jacob 
Thompson  Martin  E  carpenter  143  Lombardy 
Thompson  Nathan,,  carperier  5  I  .-ses 
Thompson  Pero,  grocer  2  Water 
Thompsou  Peter,  merchant  33  Oliver. if^Sgf  , 
Thompson  Peter  nccountant  77  Chapet 
Thompson  Peter.  33 Oliver 
Thompson  Richard  -  tailor  63  Dey 
Thompson  Robert,  i  irtmaii  137  Orange  xtMlR 
Thompson  Robert,  honseearpenler  240  Allen 
Thompson  Robert,  teacher  89  Mulberry 
Thompson  Robert,  merchant  102  Fulton 
Thompson  Robert,  shipmaster 69  Lombardy 
Thompson  S.  coppersmith. &  stove  fnc.  19  Fulton-sl 

h  230  Water  P&iwjpr 
Thompson  Samuel,  linen  store  10  Liberty 
Thompson  Samuel,  labourer  Laight  n  Greenwich 
Thompson  Samuel.  Broome  n  Clarke 
Thomp-on  jnn  Samuel,  murch  tailor  105  Cherry 
Thompson  Samuel,  mailer  font  of  Harrison 
Thompson  San.uel,  coppersmith  230  Water 
Thompson  Samuel  M.  Washington  n  S.  Pritou 
•Thompson  Smith,  88  Chamber 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  40^ 


i  kompson  Thos.  labourer  97  Baocker 
Thompson  Tbos.  labourer  Broome  n  Chrystie 
Thompson  Tbos  labourer  117  Lombardy 
Thompson  Wm.  labourer  Rutgers  c  Lombardy 
Thompson  Wm.  sawyer  63  Orchard 
Thompson  Wm.  cartman  17  Eldridge 
Thompson  Wm.  labourer  105  Elm 
Thompson  Wm.  carp  &  grocer  18  Hester  c  Suffolk 
Thompson  Wm.  tailor  13  Doyer 
Thompson  Wm.  96  Pump 
Thompson  Wm  R.  gauger  26  Franklin 
Thompson  widow  Eunice,  boardingh.  211  Fearl 
Thompson  widow  Elizabeth,  262  Bowery 
Thompson  widow  Grace,  Vandam  n  M'Dougal 
Thompson  widow  Isabella  Orchard  n  Stanton 
Thompson  widow  Jane,  65  Augustus 
Thompson  widow  Jane,  20  Catheriue-lane 
Thompson  widow  Martha,  104  Liberty 
Thompson  widow  Patience,  52  Warren 
Thompson  widow  Sarah.  228  William 
Thompson  widow  Sarah,  146  Chamber 
Thompson  and  Daley,  grocers  36  Reed  [367  Vesey 
Thompson    Clussman,  cop.  &.  iron  st.  212  Water  h 
Thorns  Christopher,  cartman  43  Leonard 
Thomson  Alex,  grocer  427  Greenwich 
Thomson  David,  distiller  61  Cherry  h  84 Roosevelt 
Thomson  Jas.  merchant  51  Broadway 
Thomson  John,  grocer  90  Cherry 
Thomson  John,  merchant  203  Pearl 
Thomson  Samuel  builder  13  Cedar 
Thomson  Wm.  silversmith  118  William 
Thomson  Wna.  dyer  15  Ludlow 
Thomson  widow  Sarah  of  Jas.  59  Cherry 
Thorburn  G  C  .  56  Liberty 

Thorburn  Robt.  city  meas.  92  Warren  [41  Liberly 
Thorburn  Grant  &.  Son,  seedsm  &  So  20  Nassau  b 
Thorburn  John  C  and  Son.  17  Frankfort 
Thorington  Simuel,  36  Augustus 
Thorn  Anna,  66  Eldridge 
Thorn  Benj.  chairmak  15  Anthony 
Thorn  Frost,  62  Rose 
Thorn  Jacob,  clerk  33  Allen 
Thorn  widow  Aun,  hoardinghouse  35  Warren 
Thorne  David,  carp.  61  Spring 
Thorne  Hem>  W.  42  Go>d 
Thome  Isaac,  boatbuilder  237  Front       >ht  ti 
Thome  Jacob,  curp.  102  Orchard  »  Mgr 

Thorne  Samuel.  70  Varick  *<jt AgtT 

Thorne  jun  S  epheu,  mer  170  Front  h  4  John 
Thorne  Stephen,  shoemaker  174  Division 
Thome  Thos.  cartman  Laurens  h  Bleecker 
Thorne  Tb'is.  W.  hotel  Hudson  c  Reed 
Thorne  Thos.  Spring  c  M'Dougal 
Thorne  Tiios.  niarinei'  11  Essex 
Thome  Wm  36  Peck-slip  h  37  Market 
Thorne  Wm  W.  cot.  press  36  Millh  20De\ 
Thorne  widow  Mary,  nurse  8  Henry 
Thorne  widow  Sarah,  40  Norfolk 
Thome  and  Co  Richard,  V  V  Slote-lane 
Thorne  S  and  W  portervault  82  Jobr 
ar,  ■ 


MERCEIN'S 


Thome  &i  Van  Wyck.  bakers  M'Dougal  n  Spring 

Thornell  Tbos.  tailor  47  Maiden-lane  li  150  Grant; 

Thomsbury  John,  mere).  14ri  Division 

Thornton  Edward  labourer  12  Birmingham 

Thornton  Patrick,  labourer  16  Herman 

Thorp  Benj.  bellow  smaktr  Herring 

Thorp  Geo.  B.  carpenter  Hammond  n  Greenwich 

Thorp  Jas  cartman  36  Vandam 

Thorp  John,  sawyer  rear  10  Rose 

Thorp  John  B.  tailor  36  Water 

Tborp  Thos.  bellowsmaker  Amos  n  Asylum 

Thorp  widow  Catherine,  64  Pump 

Thrasher  Minard,  15  Ferry 

Throckmorton  John,  67  Pump 

Throckmorton  Wit.  bourdingliouse  48  Eroadwa* 

Tbruder  Michael,  fiddler  Little  Bancker 

Tburber  Wm.  grocer  169  William 

Tburman  Ralph,  26  Wall 

Thurston  Edward,  14  Chesnut 

Thursion  Jas  B.  grocer  c  Mulberry  &  Pump 

Thurston  J  pianoforte  mak  Duane  c  Chatham 

Thurston  Sophia,  tailoress  23  Orchard 

Thurston  Win  R.  merchant  291  Pearl 

Thurston  widow,  14  Pump 

Thurston  widow  Catherine,  9  Cbrystie 

J'ibbets  Elisha,  roer  22  South  h  1  Beaver-Ian* 

Tibbets  John  G.  smith  Grand  n  Greene 

Tibbits  Daniel  D  cooper  19  Arundel 

Tice  Daniel,  shoemak  20  Vandam 

Tice  Dennis,  mason  Thirteenth 

lice  Henry,  carpenter  Mulberry  n  Spring 

Tice  Jncob,  shoemaker  90  Bayard 

Tice  Jas.  shipwright  Broome  a  Ludlow 

Tice  John,  floorcloth  manuf  36  Rivingtou 

Tice  John,  tailor  Broome  n  Mulberry 

Tice  Wm.  tailor  64  Roosevelt 

Tice  widow  of  John,  Perry  n  Washington 

Tiebout  Anthony,  tobacconist  115  Henry 

Tiebout  George,  31  Essex 

Tiebout  Henry,  tavern  85  Bowery 

Tiebout  James,  sailmaker  Little  Bancker 

Tiebout  &  Sons,  J.  printers,  book  and  paper  store 

Tiedcman  Jacob,  mason  Grand  n  Alle»[238  Water 

Tier  Jacob,  butcher  Bowery  c.  Grand 

Tier  Jeremiah,  butch.  20  Cath.  mar.  h  182  Hester 

Tier  widow,  grocer  First  c  2d  Avenue 

Tierney  Lawrence  H.  grocer  &l  fruit  st.  389  Greenw 

Tiers  John,  butch.  5  Cath.  mar  h  Rivington  c  Lud- 

Tieis  Margaret  tailoress  48  Gold  [low 

Tiers  Peter,  carpenter  97  Bowery 

Tierson  John,  tailor  46  Ferry 

Tiffany  John  L.  bookseller  210  Broadway 

Tilford  Alexander,  cartman  21  Vandam 

Tilford  George,  carlman  9  Charlton 

Tilford  John,  carpenter  244  Duane 

Tilley  Elizabeth,  Ridge  n  Delancy 

Tilley  Jonah,  grocer  152  South  h  14 Oliver 

Tillman  John  VV .  printer  48  Anthony 

Tillman  widow  of  Wm.  I.  Forsyth  n  Delancy 

Titlotson  D.  L.  138  Chamber 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  407 


tillolson  Elizabeth,  177  Harman 
Tillotson  Robert,  slate  attorney  4  Beaver-lane 
Tillou  Francis,  peace  officer  78  Henry 
fillou  Francis  R  not  and  comrais.  62  1-2  Wall 
Tillou  VVm.  C  grocer  Bedford  c  Burrows 
l'ilton  Catherine  widow,  49  Division 
Tilton  Charlotte  J.  40  Forsyth 
I'ilj ou  John  V  "hoe  merchant  51  Chatham 
Tilyou  Peter  V.  lOZChrystie 
Tilyou  Vincent,  shiproaitcr  77  Sullivan 
Timanus  Henry,  shoemaker  79  Orange 
Timolat  L.  saddler  241  Greenwich 
Timpson  Charles  W  grocer  144  Williaifj  c  Fujton 
Timpson  Cornelius,  84  Lombardy 
Timpson  James,  accountant  232  Pearl  li  38  Ann 
Timpson  John,  grocer  95  Fulton 
Timpson  Mrs.  mantuamaker  217  Greenwich 
'fimpsoo  jun.  Thomas,  eabinet  mak  53  Beekman 
Timpson  William,  38  Ann 
Timpson  fc  Boyd,  grocers  US  South 
Timson  John,  13  Stanton 
Tindall  Ann,  teacher  Broome  n  Orchard 
Tincker  Elizabeth  widow  of  Richard,  122  Cherry 
Thicker  widow  Ann,  93  Gold 
Tinker  Edward,  grocer  62  Catherine 
Tinker  Lucy,  confectioner  64  Nassau 
Tinker^  Sawyer,  grocers  18  Catherine-slip 
Tinkey  Andrew,  Greenwich  c  Perry 
Tipper  Wm.  shipwright  389  Cherry 
Tisdale  Jacob,  indian  doctor  151  Cherry  factory  133 
Tisdale  Stephen,  dockbuilder  H4  Henry  [Mott 
Titcomb  &■  Co.  Joseph,  merchants  162  Pearl 
Titus  Bryant,  60  Catherine 
Titus  Henry,  livery  stable  461  Pearl 
Titus  Isaac,  mariner  3  Chesnut 
Titus  Joseph,  carpenter  11  Lombardy 
Titus  Michael,  Market  n  Bancker 
Titus  Peter  S.  crockery  merchant  457  Pearl 
Titus  Richard,  26  Hester 
Titus  Robert,  sawyer  1  Beach 
Titus  Samuel,  cartman  82  Eldridge 
Titus  Sarah,  teacher,  42  Rose 
Titus  Stephen  W.  accountant  28  Bayard 
Titus  Walter,  merchant  319  Pearl 
Titus  William  M.  194  Broadway 
Titus  WiHiam  D.  merchant  02  South 
Titus  widow  of  Timothy,  boardingh.  69  Cedar 
Titus,  Avery    Weeks,  merehants  312  Pearl 
Titos  ^  Waring,  merchants  253  Peari 
Tobias  Joseph,  smith  rear  55  Mulberry 
Tobias  Phillis,  109  Water 
Tobias  Phillis,  confectioner  109  Water 
Tobias  Silas,  mason  Collect  n  Hester 
Tobias  &  Co.  S.  I.  merchants  62  Pin-  li  Love-lane 
I  odd  Alexander,  cartman  Stanton  h  Sheriff 
Todd  James  H  merchant  77  Front  h  68  Gold 
Todd  John,  tailor  65  C-urtUndt 
Todd  John,  tailor  149  Washington 
'/"odd  Pamela,  profile  taker  4>  boardh  88  Broadway 


40S 


MERCEIN'S 


Todd  Paul,  3  Park  Place 

Todd  William,  147  Pearl  li  35  Dey 

Todd  Win.  W  merchant  77  Front  h  61  John 

Todd  Win  lime  cartman  228  Grand  c  Suffolk 

Todd  widow  Ann,  14  Courtlandt 

Todd  Wm.  W.  &  James  H.  merchants  77  Front 

Toddy  widow  Mary,  69  Henry 

Tofts  Winchey  widow  of  William,  30  Lumber 

Tohey  Michael,  grocer  190  Washington 

Toker  Patrick,  labourer  102  Cross 

Tolefree  James,  carpenter  40  Essex 

Tolefree  Robert,  accountant  115  Mulberry 

Toler  &  Co.  H.  K.  merchants  113  Pearl 

Tolmie  Collin,  blacksmith  9  Ludlow 

Tom  widow  Elizabeth,  20  Spring 

Tom  widow  of  Thomas,  merchant  94  Bowery 

Tomes  Francis,  merchant  27  Courtlandt 

Tomkins  Jeremiah,  cartman  Thompson  n  Broom  r 

Tomkins  John,  carpenter  33  Pike 

Tomkins  Will'am.  printer  6  Grand  n  Crosby 

Tomlinson  Thomas,  engineer  48  New 

Tomlinson  &.  Mills,  merchants  298  Pearl 

Tompkins  Abraham,  grocer  Sullivan  a  Spring 

Tompkins  G.  139  Hudson 

Tompkins  Isaac,  cartman  71  Sullivan 

Tompkins  Isaac,  cartman  97  Sullivan 

Tompkins  James,  joiner  135  Spring 

Tompkins  James,  capt.  10  Pelham 

Tompkins  John,  joiner  136  Spring 

lompkins  Nebemiah  U.  physician  186  Division 

Tompkins  widow  Elizabeth,  313  Greenwich 

Tompkins  widow  June,  117  Mntt 

Toms  Abraham,  labourer  14  Crosby 

Toms  Joseph,  cartman  Crosby  n  Spring 

Toms  Leonard,  li  v.  stub.  57  James 

Tomson  widow  Maria  101  Anthony 

Tonkins  Wm  nariner  If,  Oliver 

Tonnele  J.  glover  and  leather  st.  284  Pearl 


Tooker  Eliphalet,  sbipcarpenter  595  Water 
Tooker  John  B.  grocer  351  Pearl 
Tooker  Thos.  block  and  pumpm.  Collect  n  Franklin 
Tooker  widow  Ann,  67  Essex 
Tooker  if  Co  Sam.  grocers  20  South  h  19  Bridge 
Tookey  Mich  J.  grocer  c  Bank  and  Washington 
Toole  Barney,  carpenter  9  Essex 
Toole  Patrick,  drygood  st  22  Orange 
Toole  Thomas,  71  Maiden-lane 
Toone  Timothy,  shoemaker  Perry 
Topham  Thomas,  grocer  Walnut 
Topping  David,  carpenter  84  Forsyth 
Topping  Nathan,  carpenter  71  Hester 
Topping  S.  H.  shipjoiner  245  Cherry  h  42  Suffolk 
Toppy  Lewis,  gardener  3d  Avenue  i>  1  llh 
Torboss  Luke,  painter,  gilder,  ^c.  80  Liberty 
Torrance  John,  Ridge  n  Stanton 
Torren  John,  12  Catherine-lane 
Torrey  James,  blacksm.  130  Bowery 


Tontine 
Wallc 


Coffee-house, 
Water 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  409 


Torrey  doctor  John,  463  Greenwich     v  t 
Torrey  Wm.  Greenwich  n  Hammond 
Torry  David,  pilot  34  Bancker 
Totman  Beoj  mariner  Grand  n  Goerck 
Totten  Chnrity ,  teacher  8  Elm 
Totten  John  C.  bookseller  and  print.  9  Bowery 
Totten  Joseph  W.  27  Rsed 
Totten  Sam.  cartman  521  Greenwich 
Totten  Silas,  wheelwright  8  Elm 
Totten  widow  Mary.  232  Church 
Tough  widow  of  William,  55  Mulberry 
Toulon  Hannah  widow,  31  Cneapside 
Toumine  Lucas,  shoe  mak  241  William 
Tounsey  Zerak,  tailor  338  Greenwich 
Tousey  widow,  25  Rose 
Towers  widow  Hannah,  29  Cherry 
Town  Charles,  mer.  44  Wall  h  294  Greenwich 
Town  Justice,  shoem.  89  Henry 
Townley  John,  glass  framem.  66  Mott 
Townley  Joshua  H.  mariner  147  Lombardy 
Townley  Mrs.  boardingh.  c  Mulberry  if  Chatham 
Townley  Wm.  carpenter  141  Pump 
Town  send  Benj.  grocer  239  William  c  Duane 
Townsend  Daniel,  gardener  336  Bowery 
Townsend  Daniel,  dyer  9  James 
Townsend  Elihu,  34  1  2  Pine 
Townsend  Geo.  boardingh.  16  Beekman 
Townsend  Henry,  shoem.  1  Clinton 
Townsend  Henry  jun. -carpenter  4  Ludlow 
Townsend  Jacob,  aft.  and  couu.  1  Law-buildings 
Townsend  jun.  J.  dryg.  st.  299  Pearl  h  155  Cberry 
Townsend  JohnK.  mer.  92  South  h  157  Cberry 
Townsend  John,  brok.  Coffee-h.  h  cN.  Moore  and 
Townsend  Joseph,  380  Bowery  [Greenwich 
Townsend  Jotham,  Broome  c  Norfolk 
Townsend  J  .  V.  76  Lombardy 
Townsend  Mitchell,  marketm.  25  Lombardy 
Townsend  Moses,  gro  239  William  c  Duane 
Townsend  Peter,  17Vandewater 
Townsend  Peter  S  M  D.  1  Chamber  b  26  Provost 
Townsend  Rich.  201  Water  h  76  Lombardy 
Townsend  Robert,  carpenter  Crosby  n  Grand 
fownsend  Sarah,  tailoress  104  Lombardy  [Orcli 
Townsend  S  S.  butcher.  23  Catli.  m.  h  Delancy  c 
Townsend  Sam.  millwright  73  12  Forsyth 
Townsend  Sam.  carpenter  50  Chrystie 
Townsend  Thos.  S.  92  Beekman 
Townsend  Thos.  5  Pump 

Townsend  W.B.  Tontine  coffee-house  h  1  IS  Pearl 

Townsend  Wm.  B.  118  Pearl 

Townsend  W  H.  112  Pearl 

Townsend  widow  of  Wra.  Oliver  n  Bancker 

Townsend    Rogers,  flour  st.  201  Front 

Towasend  ^  Shute,  grocers  25  Bowery 

Townsend     Son  Rich,  hardw.  st.  201  Water 

Townsend  &  While,  mer  92  South 

Townsend  n  Titus,  roer  299  Pearl 

Towt  John,  alt.  Nassau  c  Pine  h  Spring  n  Varirk 

Towt  widow  Anne,  159  Gn-enwicb 

Toy  Wm  F.  shinwri?bt  56  Ludlow 


no  MERC  E  IN '8 


Tracy  Barton,  seaman  190  William 
Tracy  Dennis,  sbuem.  386  Water 
Trary  Eliphar,  shipcarpenter  92  Henry 
Tracy  Fred.  A.  broker  46  h  74  Leonard 
Tracy  Jeremiah,  mariner  144  Hester 
Trucy  John,  grocer  67  &  71  Hudson 
Tracy  Wm  confectioner  131  William 
Trafford  James,  rigger  8  Norfolk 
Trafford  Sam.  Iamb  mer.  Broome  n  Cannon 
Trafford  £  Rapel>  <?  J  grocers  9  Catherine-slip 
Traliane  John,  carpenter  69  Scamuiel 
Traner  widow  Eliza,  grocer  73  Bancker 
Tranier  Elieabetb,  Herring 

Traphagan  John,  carpenter  Christopher  n  Herring 
Traphagan  Peter,  carpenter  Greenwich  n  Perry 
Trappan  A.  fruit  store  139  £  141  Fly-Market 
Trappan  Anthony  W.  perfumer  133  Broadway 
Traver  Eli,  grocer  231  Mulberry 
Travtr  Frederick,  cartman  231  Mulberry 
Travis  James,  tobacconist  248  Duane 
Travis  John  H.  Spring  c  Sullivan 
Travis  Moses,  Love-lane  n  Bowery 
Travis  Patrick,  peddler  85  Mulberry 
Travis  Zebulon,  shoemaker  Ridge  n  Stanton 
Treadway  Joiin,  flour  st  27  Coenties-sl  b  10  Stone 
Treadway  and  Stokes,  27  Coentiesslip 
Tredwell  Charles,  105  Elm 
Tredwell  Cyras,  18  Jay 
Tredwell  Ephraim,  63  Dey 
Tredwell  George,  merchant  93  Nassau 
Tredwell  Hannah,  washerwoman  Grand  n  Mott 
Tredwell  Joseph,  cartman  Laurens  n  Spring 
Tredwell  Ludlam,  cartman  Laurens  n  Spring 
Tredwell  Nirum,  cartman  17  Eldridge 
Tredwell  Robert,  labourer  Mercer  n  Prince 
Tredwell  Sylvia,  6  Beaver-lane 
Tredwell  Wm.  6  Cross 

Tredwell  John  k  Geo.  china  merchants  243  Peril 
Tredwell,  Kissam  h  Co.  hardware  st  245  Pearl 
Tredwell  &  Thorn,  merchants  170  Front 
Tremain  Joseph,  merchant  58  North  Moore 
Tremble  Benj.  mason  2  Charlton 
Trembly  David,  carpenter  207  Mott 
Trembly  Saml.  B.  carpenter  Broome  n  Lewis 
Trcinper  Jacob,  sho'-maker  136  Mott  n  Grand 
Tremper  widow  Mary,  188  William 
Trenchard  John,  cartman  Broome  n  Allen 
rrenor  Edward,  36  Oelancy 
L'rested  Richard,  seal  engrav.  it  die  sinker  70  Wm 
[Yewin  Joshua,  shoemaker  Grand  Cor.  Hook 
Tribe  Lazarus,  bookbinder  60  Eldridga 
Hickey  Samuel,  smith  16  Essex 
Tricon  Lewis,  90  Nassau 
i'ricon  &.  Missilier.  149  Front  &,  29  Depeyster 
I'rigand  widow,  3  Harrison 
Trimble  widow  Eliza,  Mercer  c  Prince 
Tnmmerly  Isaac,  brnssfounder  65  Fo.-syth 
Iriiider  Charles,  lumber  yard   150  Washington 
foot  of  Barclay,  b  48  Warren 


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Trinque  Peter,  fencing  master  57  Anthony 
Trion  Eliza,  mantuamaker  170  Bowery 
Tripler  Christian,  jeweller  Woostern  Spring      •  .' 
Tripler  Christopher,  butcher  76  Thompson 
Tripler  Thames,  161  h  n  3d  Avenue 
Tripler  VV'm.  merchant  66  Bowery 
Tripp  James,  cabinet  maker  63  Gold 
Tripp  M.  glovemaker  63  Gold 
Tripp  Sarah,  boardinghouse  321  Pearl 
Trivett  James,  broker  37  Catherine  h  70  Vesey 
Troop  John,  shipmaster  109  Harraan 
Trotter  Peter,  builder  Bedford  n  Burrows 
Trotter  Susan,  teacher  27  Mulberry 
Trotter  Thomas,  chandler  121  Mulberry 
Troup  Col.  Wm.  69  Hester 
Troup  widow  Eliza,  33  Vandam 
Troup  and  Goelet,  iron  &ic.  store  Waler  c  Old  slip 
Trout  John,  carpenter  Renwick  n  Canal  , 
Trout  Robert,  carpenter  Commerce  n  Bedford 
Troutwiue  Wm.  butcher  231  Cbryslie 
Trowbridge  Stephen,  hatter  11  Doyer 
Trowbridge  widow  Ann,  39  Bowery 
Trowbridge  widow  M.  187  Harman 
Truesdell  David,  oysterraan  Cherry  n  WalnuL 
Truesdell  John  P.  shoemaker  24  Crosby 
Trulock  Joseph,  upholsterer  68  Maiden-lane 
Truman  George,  hatter  148  Chatham  c  Mulberry 
Trumble  widow  Eliza.  Prince  c  Mercer 
Trumbull  Col  John,  27  Park  Place 
Trumbull  Samuel,  grocer  c  Harman  &t  Catherine 
Truslow  and  Woolsey.  drvgood  store  114  Divisioii 
Truss  Christian,  butc  26  Fly  Markt  h  32  Delancy 
Trussell  Richard,  boardinghouse  Lewis  M.  Island 
Trust  Samuel,  printer  145  Water 
Tryon  Henry,  cooper  72  Henry 
Tryon  Salmon,  agent  and  collector  9  Franklin 
Tucker  Abm.  50  Wall 
Tucker  Benj.  counsellor  24  Church 
Tucker  Daniel  N.  smith  573  Water  shop  4  West 
Tucker  Gideon,  mason  6  White 
Tucker  Isaac,  liv.  stable  66  John  h  21  Gold 
Tucker  J  G  carpenter  Dominick  n  Varick 
Tucker  John  C  4  West 

Tucker  Jonathan,  raer  170  Chatham  h  78  Mulberry 

Tucker  Joseph,  grocer  420  Broadway 

Tucker  Lewi*,  cartnian  88  Varick 

Tucker  Oliver,  29  Vandain 

Tucker  Richard  I.  merch  29  South  h  45  Pearl 

Tucker  Wm.  printer  80  Chapel 

Tucker  widow  Deborah,  164  Bancker 

Tucker  widow  Julia,  '21  Hester 

Tucker  &i  Carter,  shipchand  and  ropemk  69  South 

Tucker  and  Laurie*,  merch  29  South 

Tuckerroan  Isaac,  labourer  Oliver  n  Bancker 

Turkerman  Michael,  boatb.  Montgomery  B  Cherry 

Tudor  and  Hillyer,  merch  211  Pearl 

Tuel  Zacariah,  waiter  29  Elm 


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412  MERCEINf- 

Tuell  Elijah,  mariner  8  Ludlow 

Tuerce  Abm.  carpenter  59  Spring 

Tuley  Andrew,  slioemak  52  Spring 

Tully  Francis,  coppersmith  8  Norfolk 

Tully  Nicholas,  carp.  49  Essex 

Tully  P.  grocer  345  Water 

Tuly  Bartholomew,  porterhouse  120  Water 

Tunis  Caleb  C.  129  Washington 

Tunis  Jas.  labourer  17  Forsyth 

Tunison  Garrit  C.  63  Anthony 

Turcott  Peter  D.  uphol.  63  Maiden-lane 

Turnier  Geo  C.  grocer  c  Love-lane  and  2d  Avenue 

Turk  John,  39  South  h  74  William 

Turk  widow  of  Ahasuerus,  36  Nassau 

Turley  Henry,  cartman  75  Henry 

Turnbull  Adam  W.  groeer  c  Hester  and  Orange 

Turnbull  Adam  W  cartman  Hester  c  Orange 

Turnbull  Andrew,  baker  4  Norfolk 

Turnbull  John,  mahog.  yd  Washington  c  Warren 

Turnbull  Susanna,  45  Sullivan 

Turnbull  Thos.  teacher  14  Garden 

Turnbull  h  Brown,  mahog  yd  Wash,  c  Warren 

Turner  Ann  widow  of  Wm.  milliner  376  Pearl 

Turner  Chas.  printer  183  William 

Turner  Daniel,  cabinetmk.  Watts  n  Hudson 

Turner  Diana,  89  Bayard 

Turner  Henry,  mason  Eldridge  n  Rivington 

Turner  Jas.  guns.  205  Water  h  3d  Av.  n  Stuyvesant 

Turner  John,  mason  62Bleecker 

Turner  John,  printer  3  Old-slip  h  161  William 

Turner  Joseph  P.  grocer  Augustus  c  Pearl 

Turner  Levin,  bookbinder  19  Beaver 

Turner  Richard,  15  Arundel 

Turner  Richard,  rear  11  Vandewater 

Turner  Richard,  block  ^  pumprak,  416  Water  b  15 

Turner  Robt.  carp.  112  Cherry  [Arundel 

Turner  Samuel,  10  Pearl  h  1  Water 

Turner  Samuel,  2  Front 

Turner  Rev  Samuel,  325  Bowery 

Turner  Sarah,  41  Roosevelt 

Turner  Thos.  rigger  86  Bancker 

Turner  Wm.  M  D  Broome  n  Orchard 

Turner  Wm.  cordwainer  18  Lombardy 

Turner  widow,  200  Church 

Turner  and  Co  Chas.  printers  3  Old-slip 

Turney  Jas.  printer    croc.  mer.  137  Division 

Turney  John,  tavern  Walnut  C.  Hook 

Turnier  Daniel,  cabinetmk.  417  Pearl 

Turnier  John,  rear  104  Molt 

Turnier  John,  16  Mulberry 

Turnier  M  C.  teacher  16  Mulberry 

Turnier  Mrs.  milliner  417  Pearl 

Turnier  widow  Hannah,  3  Vandewater 

Turnure  John,  pilot  108  Gold 

Turpen  Wm  P.  pilot  45  Robinson 

Turquand  widow  Hannah,  50  Broome 

Turse  John,  carp.  277  Spring 

Turvey  David,  porterhouse  Broadway  n  Art 

Tute  Joseph,  baker  47  Bayard 

Tuthill  J  M.  grocer  Henryx  Pike 


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Tuthill  Phineas,  147  Lombard/  4Mf  iMMff-'- 

Tothill  Samuel,  shipcarp  Scatnmel 

Tuthill  Wm.  grocer  Lombard?  o  Pike 

Tuthill  John  k  Harding,  jew.  303  William  h  29  Gold 

Tattle  Ja<  turner  Desbrosses  •  > 

Tuttle  Setb.  tailor  91  Harman 

Tuttle  Stephen,  smith  98  Chapel 

Tweedy  widow  Ann,  19  Orchard 

Tweedy  and  Benedirt.  hatters  37  Maiden-lane 

Tylee  Daniel  E.  61  Murray 

fylee  Edw.  B.  attorney  186  Fulton 

Tylee  Jas.  shoe  &  saddlers'  tool  it  109  Chatham 

fylee  Nath.  etec  machine  mak  107  Chatham 

Tyler  David,  sailmak  11  Collect 

Tyler  Jehiel.  grocer  91  Reed 

Tyler  John,  rear  32  Cross 

Tyler  Joseph,  shipmast.  200  Spring 

Tyler  Maria  widow  of  D  B.  14  Mulberry 

Tyler  Samuel,  27  Hester 

Tyler  Wm.  grocer  42  Nassau 

Tyrie  widow  Phebe,  144  Front 

Tyson  Corneiius,  Goerck  u  Broojoe 

Tyson  Henry,  carp.  Oliver  n  Bancker 

Tyson  John,  shipmast.  Collect  c  Frankliu 

Tyson  John,  shoemak  Franklin  c  Collect 

Tyson  Peter,  carpenter  88  Duane 

Tyion  Wm.  shoemak  103 Orange 

Tyson  k  Klolts.  grocers  WUIet's  whf.  Cer.  Hoot 

Udall  Clias  measurer  66  Lombardy 
Ufford  Hczekiab  G  teacher  12  Cedar 
(Timer  Martin,  34  Spruce  Z*W&.)\*<\  sr-t*}.  rt  J 
Ulshoeffer  Geo.  teach,  of  music  3  Cedar 
Ulshoeffer  G  B.  sbipchan.  290  From  b  3  Cedar 
Ulshoeffer  Mich.  ntt.    matt  in  chan.  14  Cedar 
Underhill  A  L  mer.  h  44  Dey 
Underhill  Adonijahi  grocer  48  Augustus 
Underhill  Amos,  mer.  600  Pearl  b  87  Mott 
Underhi'l  Barnes,  carlre.  6  Rivinglon 
Underbill  Dan.  watchin.  228  li  262  Greenwich 
Underbill  D«vM  B.  trunkal.  171  Thompson 
Underhill  Elnathan,  butch  64  Fly-m  b  12  North 
Underhill  Huh:,  liv.  stab.  46  Bayard  h  26  Bowery 
Underhill  Isaac,  bardw.  st.  253Pearl 
Underbill  jun.  Isaac,  liv.  stab  27  &i 35  Cherry 
Underbill  Israel,  measurer  20  Coenties  •  ,' 

Underhill  John,  cartman  51  Suffolk 
Underhill  Joshua,  mer.  290  Front  h  10  Cherry 
Underhill  J  S.  drygood  st  392  Pearl  h  10  Cherry 
Underhill  Natb.  grocer  Spring  c  Varick 
Underbill  Nath.  butch  6B  Fly  m.b  7  North  vitv 
Underbill  Sam.  12  Cliff 

Underbill  Stephen  61  ''hrrstie  'oittp 
Underbill  Walter,  244  Front  h  10  Cherry  *  ( 

Uaderhill  Wm  mer.  400  Pearl 
Underbill  Wm  waiter  12  Thames 
Underbill  k  Birdsall,  grocers  75  Catherine 
Underhill  k  Boune.  grocers  387  Pearl 
Underbill  k  Bowne,  grocers 287  Pearl  «. 
Underbill    Carpenter,  grocers  472  Pee--' 


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Underbill  E  &  G.  396  Pearl  h  24  Mott 
Underbill  and  Son  Josh  flour  st.  244  Front 
Underbill  Si  Dusenbcrry,  grocers  36  Fultoo 
Underwood  Jas.  victualler  12  Washington-market 
Underwood  Phinpas,  intlkm.  Boweryi  2  mile  stone 
Underwood  P.  ii  J.  grocer*  428  Greenwich 
Union  Line  Sleam  boat  6V«ge  OJJict,  118  Broadway 

Unian.  Insurance     fSri-jffl  Company, 
56  l"»  U  Wall 

U nion  Society        p'siaj  f      Sundar  School 
28  l^i-glll  Chatham 

United  Insurance     fstafl  Company, 
56  .Rl°B..  Wall 

United  States        ps-vsH      Military  Stores 
5 1  I'^ft-'PI  Washington 

"United  Benevolent  Society  of  Tailors, 69  Cortlandt 
United  Statts  Laboratory,  c  O.  Haerlem  R.  &t  Bloom- 
Upraan  John  H.  lab.  Rutgers  n  Lombardy  [ingdale 
Upson  Silas,  tailor  5  Hpnry 
Upson  widow  F.lizabeth,  6  Henry 
Urmy  John,  smith  Lewis  n  Broome 
Urquhart  John,  mer.  100  Pearl 
Usher  Luke,  tnin.  water  manu.  Crosby  n  Bleecker 
Usher  Sophia  J  .  min.  w.  man.  82,  280  &  574Broad- 
Ustick  Wm.  R.  grocer  318  Broadway  c  Pearl  [way 
Ustick  Wm.  city  weigher  68  Beekman  82  South  and 
Uton  Caesar,  132  Reed  [63  Wall 

Utt  Jacob,  wire  worker  4  Broad 
Utt  Jonas,  104  Cedar 

Utt  Peter  N.  offee-house  Washington-mark. 
Utter  widow  of  Asa,  boardingh.  162  FroDt 
V 

Vache  John,  artificial  florist  28  Liberty 

Vadir  Cornelius,  carpenter  1  Anthony 

Vail  Aaron,  215  William 

Vail  Barnabas,  carpenter  10  Suffolk 

Vail  Charles,  cartman  143  Essex 

Vail  Daniel,  carpenter  427  Washington 

Vail  Hannah  C.  126  Hester 

Vail  Jacob,  cartman  Laurens  n  Bleecker 

Vail  Lewis,  shoemaker  Arundel  n  Broome 

Vail  Lewis,  Broome  n  Arundel 

Vail  Maurice,  porterh.  3  Hague 

Vail  Nathaniel,  Suffolk  n  Broome 

Vuil  Nath.  painter  Cherry  n  Scamrael 

Vail  Silas  B.  boardingh.  278  Pearl 

Vail  Stephen,  4  Chamber 

Vail  Thomas,  porterh.  76  James 

Vail  Wm.  lumb.  yard  n  Rutgers  h  31  Essex 

Vaillant  L  6  1  2  Spruce 

Vaissiere  Victor,  goldsmith  16  Spruce 

Valentine  A.  grocer  149  Fly  m.  h  58  J»hn 

Valentine  Alex,  mason  c  Wooster  and  Bleecker 

Valentine  Abraham  M.  insp.  lumber  20  Arundel 

Valentine  Cornelius,  sboem.  77  Bancker 

Valentine  David,  mariner  Wooster  n  Bleecker 


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Valentine  Elias,  engrav.  and  print.  28  Warren 
Valentine  Elijah,  grocer  29  Mulberry 
Valentine  Fred,  cartman  8A  Rivington 
Valentine  George,  cooper  2  Suffolk 
V  alentine  Hannah,  84  Eldridge 
Valentine  Henry,  cartman  1 1  Charlton 
Valentine  Isaac,  weigher  Water  n  Scammel 
Valentine  J.  cartman  40  S  ilfolk 
Valentine  Jacob,  carlman  4  Franklin 
Valentine  Jacob,  labourer  13b  Bancker 
Valentine  jun.  J.  64  GoTerneiir  shop  681  Wate. 
Valentine  James,  cartman  19  \rnndel 
Valentine  Mary,  grocer  Delancy  c  Willet 
Valentine  Peter,  butcb  11  Calh  m.  h  24  Rivingtoi. 
Valentine  Richard,  sboema.  Rhynder  n  Hester 
Valentine  Stephen,  cartman  Governeur 
Valemine  Thomas,  grocer  Suffolk  c  Delanoy 
Valentine  w  idow  Catherine,  64  Br  .ad  x 
Valentine  h  Sons  W.  paper  merchants  230  Front 
Valleau  Peter,  shoema.  Mulberry  n  Spring 
Valleau  Peter,  lobacconist  21  Batawa 
Vhileau  wido  v  of  Samuel,  47  Augustus 
Vallier  Joseph,  grocer  33  Nassau 
Valloo  Lewis,  grocer  Grand  n  Esses 
Va'lolte,  Lette^Co.  musical  instr.  mak.  135  Wnv 
Valory  Barney,  grocer  c  Walnut  and  Cherry 
Value  Richard,  teach,  of  French  60  Chapel 
Vanalen  Jas.  1.  71  Pump 
Vanallen  E.  112  Chapel 
Vanallen  Mrs  51  Maiden-lane 
Vanallen  Peter,  103  Chapel 
Vanallen  Wm.  baker  78  Harman 
Vanallen  widow,  Elizabeth  n  Prince  4 
Vanalstine  John,  41  Chapel 

Vaoalstine  ,  shoemak  Robinson  c  Chapel 

Vanalten  Andrew,  cartman  47  Arundel 
Vanamburgh  John,  carp.  101  Spring 
Vanamringe  H  H.  atto.  16  Cherry 
Vananden  widow  Sarah,  67  Chrystie 
Vanantwerp  John,  ironm  39  Front  h  12  Water 
Vanantwerp  Jahn,  hardw  merch  39  Front 
Vanantwerp  Nicholas,  33  Water 
Vanantwerp  Simon,  50  Barclay 
Vanantwerp  Tboa-  merch  13  Garden 
Vanantwerp  Wm.  73  b  57  Pearl 
Vanarsdale  John,  wood  insp  Broome  c  Ludlow 
Vanarsdale  Peter,  physician  51  Bowery 
Vanaullen  John  C  coachmak.  83  Si  54  Leonard 
Vanbenschoten  Jas  mer  362  Eton:  h  31 1  Broadway 

Vanbenschoten  ,  mer.  tailor  17  Curtlandt 

Vanbeii.-comen  Jas  shipcarp  5  Suffolk 
Vanbenthuiseii  John,  cooper  79  Orauge 
Vanberger  Jacob,  99  Varick 
Vanbeuren  J.  125  Washington  h  2  Beaver 
Vanbeufen  Mich  mer  152  W  i  i  H  285  Greenwich 
Vanbeuren  Mich.  carp.  36  A'utiony 
Vanbeuren  Peter,  mSrslud  97  Elm 
Vanbeuren  Simeon,  masvi  ly  1  Mulberry 
Vanbeuren  Thos.  physician  24  Ferry 


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Vanbeuren  — — ,  mercb  91  Front  h  18  Staie 
Vanbeuren  widow  of  Egbert,  66  N  Moore 
Vanblarcom  Anthony,  carp  Clarke 
Vanblarcom  John,  cartman  66  Vandam ' 
Vanblarcom  Peter,  cartman  66  N  Moore 
Vanblarcom  widow  B.  Staple 
Vanblarcom  widow  D  47  Augustus 
Vanblarcom  widow  of  John,  64  Vesey 
Vanbockelin  Adrian,  48  Ferry  h  Brooklyn 
Vanboskerck  John  cabinetmak.  63  Broad 
Vanboskerck  John  L.  merch  184  Fulton 
Vanbremcr  widow  of  Thos  146  Lombardy 
Vanbrike  Henry,  cartman  187  Spring 
Vanbrike  Samuel,  22a  Church 
Vanbrunt  Connover  H.  physician  182  Division 
Vanbrunt  Elisha,  chairmaker  13  Stone 
Vanbrunt  Nich<  las,  merch  16  South  h  27  Beaver 
Vanbrunt  T  B.  merch  113  Broad  h  10  Front 
Vanburen  John,  carp  64  Crosby 
Vanbuskirk  Abm.  merch  tailor  108  Chatham  [ton 
Vanbuskirk  Andrew,  mason  Hammond  n  Washing 
Vanbuskirk  John.  80  Bowery 
Vanbuskirk  John,  cartman  98  Crosby  t^fpr 
Vanbuskirk  John,  rear  69  Chapel 
Vanbuskirk  VVm.  baker  c  Perry  and  Greenwich 
Vanbuskirk  W  and  J  merch  274  Pr  arl 
Vanbussum  John,  grocer  W««t  h  5a  Robinson 
V'ancleck  Leonard,  shipcarp  Governeur  c  Cherry 
Vancleef  Abm  wbipmaker  60  Fulton 
Vancleef  Cornelius,  drygond  st.  83  Cherry 
Vancleef  Garrit,  grocer  Rivingion  c  Sheriff 
Vancleef  Isaac,  merch  76  Front  h  92  Broad 

Vancleef  ,  wliilewasher  126  Anthony 

Vanciieaf  Benj.  carp  66  Hannan 

Vancott  Cornelius,  cartman  Pitt  n  Rivington 

Vancott  Gabriel,  cartman  Ri  lg«  n  Rivington 

Vancott  Jacob.,  cooper  79  Lombardy 

Vancott  Jarvis,  Hester  n  Broadway 

Vancott  Peter,  230  h  66  Roosevelt 

VantoU  widow  Eliza,  130  Leonard 

Vaucowen  Rebecca-  lad  Harman  ti/fttn 

Vancuren  widow.  178  Bowery 

Vandalinder  John,  blacksmith  I'esbrosses  n  Hudson 

Vandalsou  John,  carver  b  gilder  164  Church 

Vaudalson  ,  customhouse  ofh  Domiuick 

Vandeburg  widow  Mary,  71  Suffolk 
Vandelinda  John,  Cornelia  Greenwich  Village 
Vandenburg  Caleb,  butch  12  Cath  Mkl  h  233  Bow- 
Vandenburg  Cornelius,  butcher  61  Allen  [ery 
Vandenburg  Samuel,  turner  9  Variok  MMrfM 
Vandenburgh  John,  carp  Mulberry  c  Grand 
Vandenburgh  Rout,  ropemaker  81  MulbeflUtHMV 
Vandenburgh  widow  Aon,  14  N  Moure 
Vandenburgh  widow  Margaret,  54  Rivington 
Vandenheuvel  1  C.  229<Bioadway  jY 
Vande'  beek  Albert,  slioemk.67  Suffolk 
Vanderbeek  Isaac,  sboemak  Sianton  ri  Suffolk 
'Vandeibeek  John,  cooibmak  112  Elizabeth 

Vanderbeek  ,  tailor  10  Walts 

Vanderbilt  Aaron,  fruit  store  124  Broad 


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Vanderbilt  Cornelius.  68  Stone 
Vanderbilt  Cornelius,  carl  man  Ren  wick  n  Green 
Vanderbilt  J  K  grocer  67  h  60  William 
Vanderbilt  Jacob,  sboem.  86  Nassau  h  42  Ludlow 
Vanderbilt  Jacob,  painter  76  Hester 
Vanderbilt  John,  carpenter  78  Vandam  . 
Vanderbilt  J.  sexton  N.W.D  C.  Franklin,  8  Beach 
Vanderbilt  John,  coroner  35  Frankfort 
Vau«l-rbilt  John,  carpenter  Asylum  n  Perry 
Vanderbilt  Oliver,  tinman  Prince  n  Mott 
Vanderbilt  Oliver,  hardware  store  228  Water 
Vanderbilt  Richard,  smith  8  Beach 
Vanderbilt  T.  W.  grocer  Roosevelt  c  Oak 
Vanderhoef  James,  labourer  Vandam  n  M, Dongs  I 
Vanderhoof  Matthew,  Broome  n  Esses 
Vanderhoven  Cornelius,  cartman  259  SpriDg 
Vanderipcr  Matthias,  mason  Hester  n  Rhynder 
Vanderpool  David,  drygood  store  303  Broadway 
Vanderpool  Jacob,  shoemaker  14  Catherine 
Vanderpool  J.  sigi,  paint.  &  gild  46  Wm.  h  9  Dutch 
Vandersleus  Peter,  inerch.  83  Eldridge 
Vandervere  Henry,  mason  29  Chrystie 
Vandervoort  Abraham,  carpenter  3  C  larke 
Vandervoort  Char,  silver  plater  Eldridge  n  Stanton 
Vandervoort  David,  carpenter  Grand  n  Green. 
Vandervoort  Paul,  labourer  223  Soring 
Vandervoort  Paul,  smitb  213  Division 
Vandervoort  Ptiebe,  mantuamaker  53  Warren 
Vandervoort  Peter,  stonecutter  52  Robinson 
Vandervoort  Sarah,  nurse  Si  boardingb.  142  Front 
Vandervoort  Valentine,  merchant  30  Gold 
Vandervoort  W.  weigher  99  Front 
Vandervoort  Wm.  L.  mer  157  Pearl  b  Hammond 
Vandervoort  &  Vanwinkle,  merchants  157  Pearl 
Vandervoort  ii  Flandin,  merchants  111  Broadway 
Vandeursen  Wm  A.  45  Ferry 
Vandeuser  Matthew,  sbipcarpenter,  Lewis  .V.  /. 
Vandeuser  Peter,  cartman  Grand  n  Suffolk 
Vandevuter  C.  mason  83  Laurens 
Vandewaler  Abraham,  grocer  137  Fly-market 
Vandewater  Cornelius,  177  Division 
Vandewater  Eliza,  boardingh.  79  Front 
Vandewater  F.  grocer  33  Front 
Vandewater  Wm.  grocer  Walnut  n  Bancker 
Vandewater  Wm.  56  South  h  Market  c  Harmon 
Vandine  Jacob,  shoemaker  Thompsou  n  Spring 
Vandolson  Garrit,  70  N.  Moore 
Vandolson  John,  cartman  11  Charlton 
Vandoren  Garrit,  physician  6  Franklin 
Vandueser  Andrew,  butcher  233  Division 
Vaaduser  John,  65  Harman 
Vanduser  Mary  Ann,  91  Harman 
Vanduzer  S  grocer,  West  n  Vesey 
Vandyke  Charles,  smith  Attorney  n  Delancy 
Vandyke  John,  insp.  of  customs  17  Ann 
Vandyke  widow  93  Mulberry 
Vane  Henry,  sboemaker  132  Duane 
Vauess  .Mm on.  carpenter  95  Varick 
Vaue9S  widow  Deborah.  5  Doyer 
Vanevaur  Effy,  Grand  c  Forsyth 
36 


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MERCElN'b 


Vancvour  Isaac,  cartman  Dclancy  n  Ridge 
Vangelder  Abraham  M  D.  137  Hester 
Vangelder  David,  236  Spring 
Vangelder  widow  of  Abraham,  137  Hester 
Vangieson  Garrit,  cartman  11  Charlton 
Vungieson  M  M.  roerch  160  Pearl  h  335  Broadway 
Vangieson  &  Vananlwerp,  merchants  180  Pearl 
Vanharrison  Peter,  labourer  Canal  d  Broadway 
Vanhise  Benj.  shoemaker  91  Mulberry 
Vanhook  Cornelia,  7  Nassau 
Vanhook  Wm  nola.  pub.  &  mas.  in  ch.  26  Wall 
Vanhorn  Daniel.  labourer,  133  Bowery 
Vanhorn  Daniel,  tailor  rear  133  Bowery 
Vanhorn  Daniel,  carpenter  Asylum  n  Perry 
Vanhorn  Henry,  148  Grand  n  Allen 
Vanhorn  John  shoemaker  151  Division 

Vanhorn  ,  chairmaker  Willet  n  Delancy 

Vanhorn  Margaret  widow,  72  Chrystie 

Vanhorn  &.  Boyee,  tailors  2  Chatham  Square 

Vanhorne  Abraham,  57  Chapel 

Vanhorne  Andrew,  cartman  Ludlow  c  Stanton 

Vanhorne  Androw,  smilh  35  Harmau 

Vanhorne  Augustus  C.  21  Beaver 

Vanhorne  Burger,  cartman  Delancy  c  Norfolk 

Vanhorne  Cornelius,  Hubert  n  Washington 

Vanhorne  Garrit,  merchant  31  Broadway 

Vanhorne  Garrit,  carpenter  19  Thomas 

Vanhorne  James  P.  merchant  99  Liberty 

Vanhorne  Peter,  carl  man  Pit  n  Stanton 

Vanhorne  w  idow  of  James,  106  Gold 

Vanhoulen  Garrit,  carpenter  Hammond  c  Greenw 

Vanhouten  widow,  115  Reed 

Vanhoulen  widow  Maria,  40  N.  Moore 

Vunkeuren  James,  cartman  109  Forsyth 

Vanhouter  John,  carpenter  179  Duane 

Vankleeck  Leonard,  Cherry  c  Governeur 

Vanlew  widow  of  James,  hatter  71  Fulton 

Vanley  B  tavern  Little  Bancker 

Vanmater  Cornelius,  teacher  Hammond  n  Greenw 

Vnnmuson  John,  9  Augustus 

V'annest  Abraham,  merchant  114  Pearl  h  13William 
Vannist  Henry,  carpenter  172  Hester 
Vannontersturp  James,  carpenter  71  Suffolk 
V  annorden  Abraham,  cartman  38  Sullivan  . 
Vannordcn  David,  carpenter  Charles  n  Washington 
Vannorden  D.  smith  1  Crane-wharf  ^83  Roosevelt 
Vannorden  John,  rear  41  Ferry 
Vannorden  John,  cartman  Delancy  c  Willet 
Vannorden  Matthew,  cartman  Orchard  c  Broom* 
Vannorden  Richard  D.  builder  Broome  n  Forsyth 
Vannorden  T.W  grocer  foot  of  Vesey  h  47  Leonard 
Vannorden  widow  of  Gabriel,  milliner  133  Cherry 
Vannori  Sarah,  milliner  444  1  2  Pearl 
Vannortwick  Wm  mer.  20  Coenties  si.  h  11  Stone 
Vaunoslrand  Abram.  cartman  Elizabeth  n  Broome 
Vannostrand  David,  gro.     china  st.  400  Greenw. 
Vannostrand  Garrit,  cartman  102  Hester 
Vannoslrand  Jacob,  gilder  Grand  n  Allen 
Vannostrand  Jacob,  grocer  108  Cherry  [Harrison 
Vannostrand  John,  grocer  137  Washington  h  37 
Vannostrand  Lessee,  43  Ferry  h  Brooklyn 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  4la 


Vannostrand  SiHasbrook,  grocers  133  Washington 
Vannyderstand  Peter,  cartman  Grand  n  Mott 
Vanorden  Andres,  grocer  300  Spring 
Vanorden  jun  Andrew,  300  Spring 
Vanorden  James.,  printer  102  Elm  ■i^Ziji'' 
V'anorden  .Tames,  milkman  Jone9  n  Herring 
Vanorden  John,  cartman  Willct  n  Delancy 
Vanorden  John,  194  Duane 
Vanpelt  Henry,  nnson  27  Oak 
Vanpelt  Jacob,  shoemaker  26  Chrystie 
Vanpelt  Tunis,  /hndam  n  Gieenwich 
Vanpolanen  R  G.  22  Provost 
Vanranst  Cornelius  W.  179  John 
Vanried  widow  Rebecca,  46  Provost 
Vanriper  Cornelius,  carpenter  48  Anthony 
Vanriper  Frederick  J.  cartman  61  M'Dougal 
Vanriper  Jacob,  cartman  Provost  n  Hudson 
Vanriper  John,  attorney  61  Vesey  b  1  Staple 
Vanriper  John,  chnirmnk<r  172  Spring 
Vanriper  John,  carpenter  29  Watts 
Vanriper  N.  printer  Dominick  n  Varick 
Vanriper  Richard,  cartman  Walnut  n  Cherry 
Vanriper  Thomas,  carpenter  48  Anthony 
Vanschaicl<  M.  merchant  1-56  Pearl  h  34  Courtlandt 
Vanschair.k  Stephen,  plane  maker  II  Curystie 
Vansice  John,  hairdresser  44  Roosevelt 
Vansickle  Abraham,  turner  53  Broad 
VaHsickle  Abraham,  carpenter  Bank  c  Greenwich 
Vansickle  Wm.  turner  129  William  h  21  Anthony 
Vansicklen  Silvanus.  cartman  Arundel  n  Broome 
Vansicklen  John,  salesman  167  h  145  Cherry 
Vansicklen  Si  Brown,  sailmakers  171  Cherry 
Vanslack  Adrian, attorney  Laurens  n  Prince 
Vanslatk  John,  boatman  555  Greenwich 
Vansoliugen  Henry  M.  M.  D  46  Courtlandt 
Vansteenburgb  John,  shipwright  8  Pelham  1 
Vansturp  Elizabeth,  88  Mott 
Vantassel  Abraham,  66  Chrystie 
Vantassel  Frederic,  carpenter  74  Mott 
Vantassel  Henry,  boatman  9  Charlton 
Vantassel  John,  hatter  2<j7  Waler 
Vantassel  John,  shoemaker  444  Greenwie 
Vantassel  John,  sawyer  1  Clarke 
Vantassel  Rachel,  rear  92  Mott 
Vantassel  William,  7  Vandara 
Vantassel  Wm.  boiser  Perry  n  Greenwich,  . 
Vantassel  Wm.  bellows  maker  32  Henry 
Vantessel  Jacob.  373  Greenwich 
Vantessel  Jacob  29  Vandam 
Vantile  Benjamin  S.  Orchard  n  North 
Vantine    Co  Theodoras,  hat  and  fur  st.  126  Water 
Vantuyl  Andrew,  28  Spruce 
Vantwerp  John,  12  Water 
Vanvalen  Cornelia*,  carpenter 541  Greenwich 
Vanvalen  Joseph,  tailor  Ludlow  n  Stanton 
Vanvalen  widow  Ann,  Christopher  c  Herring 
Vanvaler  Jacob,  shoemak.  Desbrosses  n  Greenwich 
Vanvaler  James,  Commerce  n  Herring 
Vanvechten  D.  K.  stationer  45  Wall 
Vanvechten  John,  merchant  2  Stone 


MERCEIN'S 


Vanvelsen  Jonathan,  64  Walker 

Vanvoorhis  Abraham,  cartman  58  Chiy  fie 

Vanvoorhis  Benj.  H.  grocer  Delancy  n  Arundel 

Vanvoorhis  John,  currier  rear 9  Spruce 

Vanvoorhis,  widow  Sarah,  Chrvstie  c  Delancy 

Vanvyck  Dina,  243  Washington 

Vanwagenen  Cornelia,  82  Motl 

Vanwagenen  Garrit,  cartman  46  Provost 

Vanwaggenen  Cerrit  H.  71  Gold 

Vanwagenen  John,  cartman  41  Provost 

Vanwagenen  Hubert,  33  Fulton  t?<p  h  69  Gold 

Vanw«t;enen  Wm.  L  56  Wall 

Van  wart  Henry,  carpenter  311  Spring 

Van  wart  Henry,  cooper  2S6  Spring 

Vanwart  Isaac,  hljcksmith  Reason 

Vanwart  Isaac,  shoemaker  Grand  n  Forsyth 

Vanwart  John,  grocer  ^-  tavern  278  Spring 

Vanwart  Lawrence,  grocer  William  c  Spruce 

Vanwart  Wm.  inspector  of  wood  Reason 

Vanwinckle  C.  S.  printer  101,  h  95  Greenwich 

Vanwinklo  Geo.  smith  Sheriff  n  Delancy 

Vanwinkle  Jacob,  revenue  office  251  William 

Vanwinkle  Jacob,  66  Vescy 

Vanwinkle  Jacob,  cartman  2  Beach 

Vanwinkle  Peter,  79  Pearl 

Vanwinkle  Simon,  5  Leonard 

Vanwinkle  Walter,  tailor  and  grocer  19  Warren 

Vanwinkle  Ann  fa  Catherine,  tailoresses  47  Provost 

Vanwinkle  &.  Vanantwerp,  drygood  store  79  Pear! 

Vanwort  Wm.  distiller  627  Greenwich 

Vanwyck  Isaac  C.  grocer  86  Dey 

Vanwyck  Isaac  T.  grocer  195  Spring 

Vanwyck  P.  C.  couns.  53  Cortlandt 

Vanwyck  P.  S.  merchant  327  Washington 

Vanwyck  Samuel,  att  and  couns  16  Nassau 

Vanwyck  Stephen,  watchm  49  Fulton  h  30  Beekm 

Vanwyck  Wm.  broker  30  Broad 

Vanwyck  and  Brett,  merchants  49  Front 

Vanwyck  and  Lent,  brokers  111  Broad 

Vanyox  Edmond,  tailor  54  Elizabeth 

Vanyox  Matthew,  printer  Broome  n  Elizabeth 

Vanzandt  Garrit,  117  Liberty 

Vanzandt  James,  Amity  n  Broadway  • 

Vanzandt  John,  271  Bowery 

Vanzandt  Peter,  117  Spring 

Vanzandt  Thomas,  169  William 

Vanzandt  Thos.  merchant  62  South 

Vanzandt  Wm.  L.  02  South  h  177  William 

Varetand  Son  Francis,  merchants  125  Front 

Varian  Isaac,  jun.  butcher  Forsyth  n  Pelancy 

Varian  Jacob  H.  butc  26  Cath  Marh  233  Forsyth 

Varian  Jacob,  butc  25 Cath  Marh  146  Ludlow 

Varian  Michael,  24  Forsyth 

Varick  Charles,  baker  Hudson  n  Vandam 

Varick  Charles,  baker  189  Spring 

Varick  James,  tobacconist  9  Orange 

Varick  Jerry,  fruiter  73  Market 

Varick  John  S.  V.  Chapel  n  Walker 

Varick  John,  constable  c  Pump  and  Forsyth 

Varick  Joseph,  baker  96  John 

Varick  Mary,  teacher  c  Arden  and  Henry 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  4*1 


\  arick  Richard,  110  Broadway 

Varick  Richard,  mariner 49  Forsyth 

Vark  John,  cartinan  Bowery  n  Art 

Varnum  Joseph  B  134  Pearl 

Vaupell  George  F.  40  Wall 

Vauxhall  Garden,  Bowerv  n  3d  Avenue 

Vecchio  C.  D.  looking  glass  h  print  st  133  Broadw 

Vedder  Harmanus  A.  Greenwich  n  Charles 

Veech  widow  Martha,  128  Henry 

Veeder  Major,  shoemaker  40  Henry 

Veghter  widow  Sarah,  64  Harman 

Velasques  de  la  Cadena  Mariano,  translat  88  Gold 

Venable  widow  Susan,  20  Pump 

.Verbrick  Abrro.  stone  cartman  28  Broome 

Verbryck  Benj  blacksmith  57  Spring 

Verbryck  Samuel,  stone  cartman  229  Church 

Verdall  Lewis,  hairdresser  84  Maiden  lane 

Verity  Christopher,  boarJinghouse213  Water 

Verity  Wro.  cartman  Cherry  n  Governeur 

Vermeule  Richard,  phys.  and  druggist  43  Bowery 

Vermilya  Abraham,  cartman  2.3  Division 

Vermilya  John,  carpet  weaver  64  Mulberry 

Vermilya  ,  merchant  57  Robinson 

Vermilya  Nazareth,  batcher  171  Broome 

Vermilya  Philip,  mariner  Lewis  Manhal  Island 

Vermilya  Philip,  smith  116  Orange 

Vermilya  P.  weaver  268  Delancy 

Vermilya  widow  Mary,  rear  110  Pump 

Vermilye  Michael,  55  Elizabeth 

Vermilye  Wm.  surveyor  to  Eagle  Cornp.  118  FJm 

Vermilye  Wm.  W.  printer  83  Warren 

Vernon  John,  217  William 

Vernon  Wm.  merchant  121  Front  h  96  Leonard 

Verplank  G  C.  319  Greenwich 

Verplank  I.  14  State 

Verrian  Jacob,  butcher  146  Ludlow 

Verrily  Barnard,  grocer  Cherry  c  Walnut 

Victor  widow  Eliza.  98  Elm 

Viella  Cartheleroy  lit  D.  59  Reed  n  Broadway 

Viella  Mrs.  Louise,  music  school  59  Reed  n  B  way 

Vignardonne  John,  ladies'  hair.lresser  246  B.way 

Villagrand  de  Cresssc  Jerome.  30  Chapel 

Vineent  Abraham,  carpenter  223  Orange 

Vincent  James,  cartman  591  Greenwich 

Vincent  John,  roperaak.  Stanton  n  Suffolk 

Vincent  Nicholas,  carpenter  Walnut  Corlaer's  hook 

Vinson  Mary,Veseyc  Washington 

Vinson  widow  of  Herman,  grocer  84  Vesey 

Violl  widow  Mary,  75  Cross 

Viond  M.  mantuamaker  84  Duane 

Vjyvil  Paul,  141  Harman 

Vogell  Frederick,  cartman  Eldridge  n  Rivington 

Vogell  Matthew,  butcher  upper  eud  Orchard 

Voglesand  Peter,  87  Cross 

Vost  Henry,  fruiter  91  Bayard 

Voisin  Rosanna, shopkeeper  146  William 

Voetman  Jacob,  labourer  2<)  Catherine- lane 

Volk  Abraham,  cartm=»n  9  Chapel 

Volk  Thomas,  carpenter  Harman  n  Clinton 

Vonok  tVm.  butcher  1  W  ash.  mar.  h  198  Bowery 


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MERCEIN'S 


Voorbeet  Amoldus,  mer.  31  Coenties-sl.  h  29  Stone 
Vnorhees  Jacob  R.  boardingh.28  &i30  Front 
Voorbeej  Luke,  black  and  pump  mak  113  William 
Voorhees  Maria,  Grand  u  Eldridge 
Voorhees  Pets  r,  Hester  c  Rbynder       '  i  •<■•  * 
Voorhees  Wm.  88  Varick 
Vooi  iiees  widow  Eleanor,  Jones  n  Herring 
Voorbies  Zachariah  porterhouse  37  Nassau 
Voorhis  A.  £.  bootmaker  90  Broadway 
Voorhis  Abraham,  cartman  Arden  n  Bedford 
Voorbis  Henry,  mason  100  Greenwich 
Voorbis  Henry,  paver  244  Orange 
Voorhis  John,  upholsterer  60  Maidpn  lane 
Voorhis  Thomas  L.  shoemaker  100  Greenwich 
Vosburgh  Abraham  188  Duane 
Vosburgh  H.  manufactory  of  paints  65  Chatham 
Vosburgb  Samuel,  victualling  cellar  15  Old-slip 
Vose  Richard,  mer.  178  Front  h  323  Greenwich 
Vose  widow  Martha  Frances  323  Greenwich 
Votey  John,  gardener  73  Reed 
Voy  William,  basket  store  25  Division 
Vredenburgh  Abraham,  carpenter  89  William 
Vredenburgh  Catherine,  Eldridge  n  Rivington 
Vredenburgh  Isaac,  carpenter  470  Greenwich 
Verdenburgh  Isaac,  194  Spring 
Vredenburgh  John,  cartman  231  Hudson 
Verdenburgh  Jonathan,  Stanton  n  Ridge 
Verdenburgh  widow  of  John,  china  st.  64  Bowery 
Vreeland  Hartman,  labourer  M'Dougal  n  Bleecker 
Vreeland  Henry,  baker  Varick  c  Watts 
Vreeland  Jacob,  hardware  store  149  Cherry 
Vreeland  John,  bardw.  st.220B  way  h  75  Catherine 
Vreeland  Peter,  baker  93  Varick 
Vreeland     Embury  store  220  Fulton 
Vroorn  G.  B.  merchant  23  Wall 
Vnltee  Frederick  Lewis,  grocer  1 18  h  120  Chatham 
Vunck  Joseph,  boardingb.  Broome  East  River 
W 

Waddell  John,  cabinetmaker 64  Cliff 

Waddell  Robert  R  tailor  64  Catherine 

Waddell  widow  of  Henry,  60  Walker 

Waddington  Joshua,  25  Park  Place 

Wade  Benjamin,  pain'er  11  Orange 

Wade  Henry,  tailor  14  Catherine 

Wade  John,  silk  dyer  74  Gold 

Wade  Onadiah,  cartman  21  Vandam 

Wade  Phebe,  176  Mulberry 

Wade  Robert,  carpenter  Delancy  n  Ludlow 

Wade  widow  Bridget,  9  Augustus 

Wade  widow  Jane,  boardinghouse  172  Broadway 

W'ade  widow  Jerusba,  19  Jacob 

W&dock  John,  cartman  163  Elizabeth 

Wadsworth  Henry,  grocer  James  c  Oak 

Wadsworth  James,  32  Broome  n  Clarke 

Wagean  widow  Susan,  212  Elizabeth 

Wagner  Christian,  gardener  156  Bowery 

W'agstaff  David  jun.  merchant  2  Vesey 

*«S|«II  William,  127  Spring 

Wableis  George,  grocer  Broome  c  Eldridge 

Wai:. wood  James,  coachman  13  Orange 

Wain  wright  Jonathan  M.  76  Leonard 


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Wainwright  Joseph,  plain  maker  137  Pump 

Wainwright  Mr».  167  Greenwich 

Wait  jun  J.  chocolate  ma«.  128  Elm  h  54  Crosby 

Wait  Joseph,  carpenter  53  Pearl 

Wait  Joseph,  carpent.  100  Broad 

Waite  Benj.  shipwright  Montgomery  c  Cherry 

Waite  G.  cartm.221  Delancy 


Waite  John,  grocer  127  Fly-market 
Waite  jun.  B  lott  and  excb.  office  181  Broadway 
Waite  Wells,  grocer  Front  n  Fulton  h  30  Orchard 
Waite  fifcR.  prints  booksel.     lott.  of.  54  Maiden- 
lane  and  209  Broadway 
Waites  widow  of  Arcb.  pianoforte  ma.  262Bowery 
Wak-man  Adam,  North  e  Lewis 
Waknman  Alonzo.  mer.  124  Pearl 
Wake.uan  Thaddeus  B  279  Pearl 
Waicotl  Martha,  tailored  57  Alien 
Walden  H  L.  coachman  173  Duane 
Waldec  Tbos.  257  Spring 
Wald  mi  Jacob  and  f .  wool  warehouse  167  Pearl 
Waldo  and  Jewett,  portrait  painters  3  Pine 
Waldroro  John,  grocer  58  Division 
Waldron  B  A  brassfoun.  60  Orange  h  54  Mulberry 
Waldron  Benj  money  collector  31  Pell 
Waldron  Charily,  tailoress  Desbrosses 
Waldmn  Dan.  city  gauger  108  Gold 
Waldron  Eliza,  teacher  18  Wall 
Waldron  Jacob  L  167  Pearl 
Waldron  John  V.  metal  ii  sasbmak.  82  Beektnan  i 
Waldron  Mrs.  boardingb.  126  Broadw.  c  Cedar 
Waldron  Oliver,  grocer  O.  Haerlem-road 
Waldron  Tunis  A.  tailor  317  Pearl 
Waldron  widow  Esther,  Suffolk  n  Rivingto»lt6V» 
Waldron  widow  Martha,  rear  50  Henry 
Waldron  J^JC.75 Pine  h  183  Hester 
Waldron  and  Lent,  merch.  tailors  317  Pearl 
Waldrum  widow  Cynthia,  Chrystie  a  Grarid 
Wale  Patrick,  drygood  st.  182  Bowery 
Wale  Wm.  musical  instr.  mak.  83  Murray 
Waley  Daniel,  painter 39  Anthony 
Waley  Robert,  boatman  46  Suffolk  c  Broome 
Walford  Thos.  seaman  268  William 
Walgrove  Ann,  widow  of  George,  35  Jay 
Walgrove  E  W.  tailor  6  Wall 
Walgrove  Garrit,  hay  weigher  76  Hester 
Walker  Adam,  grocer  4  Market 
Walker  Alei.  carpent  94  Front  h  176  Mutbern 
Walker  Alex,  carpent.  Prince  n  Sullivan 
Walker  B  tack  &  brad  cutter  64  Allen 
Walker  E.  shoem.  Greenwich  n  Charles 
Walker  Hugh,  grocer  Washington  c  Perry 
Walker  jun.  James,  mer.  62  Pine  b  62  Broad 
Walker  James,  grocer  Greenwich  c  Spring 
Walker  John,  cooper  7  Burling  slip 
Walker  John,  rigger  Walnut  Corl  hook 
Waiker  John,  carlman  48  Spring 
Walker  Jonn,  shoem.  Franklin  n  Ore  nee 
Walker  John,  carpenter  176  Mulberry" 
Walker  John,  printer  94  Franklin 
Walker  John,  m*?on  617  Greenwich 
Walker  Jones  B.  447  Bowery 


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MERCEIN'S 


Walker  Mary,  teacher  397  Broadway 
Walker  Ralph,  cartman  11  Collect 
Walker  Richard  L.  M.  D.  103  Duane 
Walker  Roberl.  tinplate  worker  55  Water 
Walker  Robert,  shoemaker  476  Greenwich 
Walker  Robert  I  Grand  n  Elm 
Walker  Robert,  shipcarp.  rear  111  Lombardy 
Walker  Samuel,  publisher  148  Cherry 
Walker  Sarah,  teacher  48  Spring 
Walker  Sarah,  9  Anthony 
Walker  Wm.  bookbinder  32  Eldridge 
Walker  Wm.  teacher  131  Lombardy 
Walker  widow  Ann,  23  Orange 
Walker  and  Harper,  flour  mer  223  Front 
Walker  £  Sons  Thos-  merchants  269  Pearl 
WalMngtoo  widow  79  Front 
Wall  Chas.  brewer  7  Calh.  h  7  Lombardy 
Wall  Jobn,  baker  23  Bancker 
Wall  Samuel,  Chatham-street  hotel  53  Chatham 
Wall  Sam.  brewer  251  Bancker 
Wall  Sttplien,  accountant  Collect  c  Pump 
Wall  W  G.  Laurens  n  Seeing        .     «  .  ^ 

Wall  widow  Jane,  boardingh.  106  Cherry 
Wall  and  Marsh,  grocers  336  Bowery  c  Jones 
Wallace  Andrew,  rigger  15  Lombardy  ' 
Wallace  Ann,  177  William 
Wallace  David,  shoem.  Grand  n  Orchard 
Wallace  Ellen,  rear  72  Forsyth 
Wallace  Hugh,  weaver  Washington  c  Hammond 
Wallace  Geo.  grocer  c  Eldridge  and  Broome 
Wallace  Isabella,  Grand  n  Essex 
Wallace  James,  carpen.  h  182  Spring  u  Sullivan 
Wallace  James,  84  Front 
Wallace  John,  mason  c  Cedar  and  Temple 
Wallace  Joseph,  fruiter  119  h  117  Fly  market 
Wallace  Patrick,  labourer  15  Bancker 
Wallace  Robert,  Essex  n  Broome 
Wallace  Rosanna  widow,  17  Thames 
Wallace  Thomas,  brassfounder  109  Lombardy 
Wallace  Thomas,  stonecutter  40  Attorney 
Wallace  Wm.  V.  ship  and  produce  brok  c  Water  & 
Wallace  William,  4  Pell  [Wall,  up  stairs 

Wallace  Wm.  meich.  103  William 
Wallace  Wm.  298  Broadway 
Wallace  Wm.  cabinetmaker  18  Spring 
Wallace  Wm.  drygood  st.  100  William 
Wallace  widow  Eliz.  fancy  needle  worker  197  Wm 
Wallace  &  Son  Wm.  clothiers  62  Maiden-I.  h  86Win 
Wallace  Wm  and  Son,  62  Maiden-lane 
W:allack  Harmer,  confeclioner  Collect  n  Grand 
Wallack  Samuel,  grocer  163  Chatham 
Waller  Jacob,  cartman  Broome  c  Ludlow 
Waller  widow  of  Lloyd,  156  Bowery 
Wallin  Francis,  copper  plate  print.  48  1  2  Nassau 
Wallis  Alfred,  shoemaker  Orchard  n  Broome 
Wallis  John,  att.  and  conn.  2  Law  build,  h  116  Lib- 
Wallis  Jos.  att.  and  not  143  Water  h  87  Pine  [erty 
W'allis  Thomas,  cabinet  maker  17  Mulbeiry 
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Walsh  Edward  C.  tailor  125  Elm 
Walsh  Edward,  cartman  71  Forsyth 
Walsh  James,  66  South  h  49  Warren 
Walsh  John,  Rivington  c  Chrystie 
Walsh  John,  grocer  164  William 

Walsh  John,  Greek  k  Latin  teacher  478  Peart 
Walsh  John,  cartman  upper  end  Mulberry 

Walsh  Mary,  nurse  109  Mulberry 

Walsh  Michael  B.  accountant  207  Bowery 

Walsh  Thomas  S.  mer  122  Front  h  26  William 

Walsh  Wm.  grocer  Ferry  c  Jacob 
Walsh  Wm.  painter  69  Henry 

Walsh  &  Egerton,  cabinet  makers  46  Broad 

Walsh  &.  Gallagher,  merchants  66  Sooth 

Walter  Bpnj  141  William 

Walton  Gerard,  328  Pearl 

Walton  I.  D.  L  326  Pearl 

Walton  John,  seaman  16  Essex 

WaKon  John,  fisherman  29  Oliver 

Walton  Thomas,  merchant  Canal  n  Hudssa 

Walton  Thos  H.  &.  S.  joiners  113  Lombardy 
'•Walum  Martious,  gardener  Suffolk  n  Grand 

Walworth  Walter  R.  6  Cheapside 

Wamouth  W.  carpenter  54  Pearl 

Wauisby  James,  rigger  Lombardy  n  Governeur 

Wandalkin  Lawrence,  labourer  123  Bowery 

Wandall  Abrra.  boatman  Charlton  n  Hudson 

Wandell  James,  labourer  6  Charlton 

W»ndell  Rebecca,  boardingh  181  Fulton 

Wanmaker  Henry,  Greenwich  c  Charles 

Wanmaker  Feter,  n  Slate  Prison 

"  annamaker  Thomas,  sawyer  269  Spring 

Ward  A.  fisherman  117  Chapel 

Ward  Daniel,  mason  257  Mott 

Ward  Dennis,  86  Front 
."ard  Edmund  H.  grocer  40  Division 

ward  Edward  C.  naval  academy  202  h  228  Water 

ward  jun.  Elijah,  209  Fulton 

Ward  Elizabeth.  grocer  99  James 

Ward  Elizabeth,  3  Pearl 

"ard  Farrell,  teacher  13  Prince 

ward  Henry,  55  Wall  h  43  Franklia 

Ward  Hezekiab.  mason  East  Bank 

"Yard  Isaac,  6  Prince 

"ard  Israel,  cartman  Delancy  n  Ludlow 

"ard  James, grocer  Spruce  c  William 

Ward  James,  shipcarpenter  Norfolk  c  Grand 

Ward  James,  47  Division 

Ward  James,  smith  Lewis  Mmiiiat  Island 

Ward  Jasper,  merchant  13  Cherry 

Ward  John,  wine  merchant  40  Wall  h  Brooklyn 

Ward  John,  blacksmith  89  Cross. 

Ward  jun.  John,  exchange  broker  49  Wall 

Ward  John  R.  cartman  Elizabeth  n  Spring 

Ward  Jonathan,  carpet  weaver  163  Bowery 

Ward  Josiah,  cabinet  maker  40  Lumber 

Ward  Margaret,  lu~  Washington 

Ward  Moses,  166  Chamber 

Ward  Nathaniel,  shipcarpenter  i8  CheapsiaV 

Ward  Oliver  D.  7  Harrison 


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MERCEIN'S 


Ward  Philip,  labourer  201  Orange 

Ward  Reuben,  cartman  Laurens  n  Bleecker 

Ward  Richard  R.  attorney  40  Wall 

Ward  Samuel,  grocer  40  Lumber 

Ward  Samuel,  tinman  88  Catherine 

Ward  Samuel,  shoemaker  Sheriff  n  Broome 

Ward  jun  Samuel,  42  Wall  h  1  Marketfleld 

Ward  Stephen,  70  Warren 

Ward  S.  T.  carpenter  242  Orange 

Ward  Thomas,  shipmaster  Oliver  n  Bancker 

Ward  Fsal  P.  baker  6  Mulberry 

Ward  Wm  waiter  4)  Orange 

Ward  Wm  H.  painter  5.'>  Cherry 

Ward  W.  G  weighmaster  73  White 

Wardoll  Charles,  mer  11  Water,  store  Coenlios  slip 

Wardell  George,  cartman  111  Orange 

Wardell  Jacob,  grocer  200  William 

Wardell  John  N.  drygood  store  145  Cherry 

Wardell  Robert,  merchant  234  Pearl 

Wardell  Thw.  178  William 

Wardell    Vanbenren,  grocers 24  Coenlies  slip 

Warden  Charles,  shoemaker  134  Mulberry 


Wardlean  Samuel,  rigger  Ridge  n  Stanton 

Wardlow  widow  Maty,  204  Elizabeth 

Ware  James,  grocer  87  Roosevelt 

Warthouse  o/jY  Y.  Sugar  Refining  Co  127  Front 

Wareoff  Anthony,  revenue  bargeman  76  Cherry 

Warham  J.  lock*m  fc  bell  banc  <■  ~:i  Hr,  k.nan 

Wai  it.g  Henry  F  253  Pearl  h  122  Spring 

Waring  James,  cartman  North 

Waring  Martha  grocer  Little  B.mcker 

Waring  Samuel  I.  shipmaster  21  Kldridge 

Waring  Samuel,  merchant  2-  5  Pearl 

Waring  Thos  Prince  n  Elizabeth 

Warii  g  Wm.  merchant  Market  n  Harman 

Waring  and  Co.  Samuel,  205  Pear' 

Waring    Kimberly,  merchants  178  Front 

Waring  W.  and  J.  merchant*  257  Pearl 

Wark  Benj  measurer  Spring  n  Sullivan 

Wark  John,  marshal  Grand  n  Chrystie 

Walters  Andre,  labourer  Wooster  c  Houston 

Warlow  Wm.  7  Chrystie 

Warlow  jun.  Wm  36  Fly  mar.  h  7  Chrystie 

Warlow  Wm.  Hester  c  Forsyth 

Warmsley  Cathprine,  82  Broad 

Warn  Benj  cabinetmaker  Dominick 

Warn  Thomas,  cartman  121  Mott 

Warne  Elbert  P.  insp.  of  customs  36  Vandewater 

Warner  Abigail,  14  Vandewater 

Warner  Abraham,  painter  &i glazier  63  Nassau 

Warner  Benj.  fisherman  3  Fletcher 

Warner  Cornelius,  carpenter  43  Forsytb 

Warner  Elijah,  painter  and  glazier  20  Garden 

Warner  Elizabeth,  milliner  209  Greenwich 

Warner  Eliza  Miss,  9  Chapel 

Warner  Eliza  S  Cbapel 

Warner  George,  325  Bowery 


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Warner  Henry  W.  counsellor  42  Cedar 
Warner  H.  3.  mariner  "9  Lombardy 
Warner  Jacob,  baker  34  Rhyuder 
Warner  Colonel  James,  375  Broadway 
W  arner  Jesse,  carpenter  123  Orange 
Warner  John  Webb,  painter  568  Pearl 
Warner  Jobn,  fancy  soap  manuf.  709  Bowery 
Warner  Mary,  washwoman  Walnut 
W' timer  Samuel  B.  sailmaker  65  Front  b  10  Moore 
W'arner  Thomas,  tobacconist  49  Mulberry 
Warner  Wm.  piano-forte  mak.  17  Dominick 
Warner  Wm.  Norfolk  n  Broome 
Earner  widow  Nancy,  9  Barclay 
Warner  and  Hyde,  carpenters  51  Warren 
Warnock  Robert,  merchant  95  William 
Warrenr  Aaron  shoem.  Herring  n  Cbristopher 
Warren  Edmund  42  Burline  slip  h  104  Gold 
Warren  Epbraim  mariner,  Grand  n  Lewis 
Warren  Isaac,  35  Cheapside 
Jj  arren  James  50  Hudson 
Warren  Jobn  G  broker  46  Wall  h  Bowery  hill 
Warren  Jobi;  P.  labourer  Cherry  u  Montgomery 
Warren  Winslow,  physician  31  Warren 
Warren  widow  Sophia.  Green  n  Grind 
Warren  &i  Wagstaff,  merchants  219  Broadway 
Warren  and  Sons,  Jobn  G.  brokers  46  Wall  h  64 
Warrick  Henry,  carpenter  38  Hesier  [William 
Warwick  James,  labourer  38  Lumber 
Washburn  Edmund,  baker  64  Mulberry 
Washburn  Elijah,  cartman  225  Orange 
Washburn  James,  carpenter  69  Thompson 
Washburn  Richard,  cartman  Commerce  n  Bedford 
Washburn  Ruel,  baker,  68  Mott 
Wasbouro  Willet,  Eldridge  n  Rivington 

Washington  Marktt,  '!.    VS  Washington  c  Vesey  4: 
Fl*B  Fulton 

Washington  insurance  i  .      a  company,  108  William 


Washington  Hall,      j~  ^  ~|j     Broadway  c  Reed 

Washington  John,  porterhouse  81  Fulton 
Wasoo  Joseph  D.  saddler  Hester  c  Mulberry 
Watch-Houszt,  City-hall,  Eldridge  and  Spring 
Waterbury  Coles,  mercb.  197  Front 
Waterbury  Henry,  shoemaker  204  Broadway 
Waterbury  Henry,  cartman  137  Lombardy 
Waterbury  Henry  S.  shoema.  83  Wm.  n  18  Pump 
Waterbury  Holly,  cordwainer  18Bancker 
Waterbury  Jamfs,  55  Hester 
Waterbury  Jonathan,  16  Oak 
Waterbury  Nehemiah,  shipcarpenter  Lewis  M.  I. 
W'aterbury  Rufus,  shoestore  77  Chatham 
Waterbury  Silick.  133  Lombardy 
Waterbury  Stephen,  shoemaker  158  William 
Waterbnry  Win.  cooper  73  Lombardy 
Waterbury  widow  Ruth,  71  Jomes 
Waterbury  widow  Mary,  135  Lombardy 
Waterbury  and  Godwin,  tailors,  244  Pear! 


ilERCEIN'SS 


Waterman  James,  printer  32  Lumber 

Waterman  J.  D.  broker  diexcb.  office  62  Wall 

Waterman  Wm.  34  Essex 

Waters  Bridget,  grocer  47  James 

Waters  Catherine,  washwoman  38  Augustus 

Waters  George,  grocer  Duane  c  Elm 

Waters  James,  tailor  Robinson  c  Greenwich 

Waters  John,  grocer  8  Collect 

Waters  John,  labourer  60  Orange 

Waters  John,  porter  51  Augustus 

Waters  John,  mariner,  27  Henry 

Waters  John,  smith  547  Greenwich 

Waters  Sarah,  149  Anthony 

Waters  Stephen,  carpenter  Stanton  n  Ridge 

Waters  widow  of  Patrick,  88  Cross 

Waters  widow  Jane.  119  Forsyth 

Waterstone  John,  marblecutter  405  1-2  Greenwich 

Watges  widow  Elizabeth  B  37  Roosevelt 

Watkin  John,  8  Provost 

W  atkins  Frederick,  carver  and  gilder  68  Murray 
Watkins  J.  tailor  90  Liberty 
Watkins  John  lumb.  mer.  40  Oak 
Watkins  Jonathan,  mason  16  Sutt'olk 
Watkins  W.  S.  luinb.  yd.  Water  c  Oliver  h  40  Oak 
Watkins  Wm.  bootmender  36  Orange 
Walkins  Wm.  labourer  Downing  n  Varick 
Watkins  Wm.  com.  mer.  66  Pine  or  158  Pearl 
Watkins  widow  Elizabeth,  482  Greenwich 
Watkins  J.  S.  h  Brothers,  lumber  yard  301  Spring 
Watkins  U  brothers  J.  S.  lumb  yd  Spring  c  Wash. 
Watkins  J.  S.  &.  J.  S.  lumb  yd  Murray  o  Washington 

h  482  Greenwich 
Watkins  and  Strieker,  hardw  st  463  Greenwich 
Watkinson  and  Co.  H.  brokers  47  Pine 
Watkis  Lewis,  carpenter  7  Burling  slip 
Watrous  John  P.  7  Coenties  slip 
Watson  Alexander,  drygood  mer.  459  Greenwich 
Watson  Benj.  shoemaker  83  Allen  n  Broome 
Watson  Benj.  tallow  chandler  259  Cherry 
Watson  Coleman,  cooper  601  Water 
Watson  Fanny,  upfier  end  Mulberry 
Watson  George,  133  Hudson 
Watson  Heury,  merchant  266  Pearl 
Watson  Henry,  shoemaker  144  Allen 
Watson  Issabel,  Elm  n  Hester 
Watson  Jesse,  8  Pearl 
Watson  Jesse,  shoemaker  6]  Harman 
Watson  John,  ropemak  Eldridge  n  Rivington 
Watson  John.  labourer  rear  44  Augustus 
Watson  John,  7  Doyer 
Watson  Joseph,  cooper  120  Banker 
Watson  Joseph,  tailor  62  Si  76  Maiden-la  h  84  Wm. 
Watson  Joseph,  morocco  finisher  b  27  Spruce 
Watson  Margaret  S.  fancy  store  262  Broadway 
Watson  Nath.  P.  blockmaker  7  Fulton 
Watson  Peter,  shipwright  Lewis  Manhat  hland 
Watson  Samuel,  painter  foot  Carlisle 
Watson  Thos  L.  blockmaker  13  Washington 
Watson  widow  Mary,  8  Stale 
Waiaon  widow,  65  Broad 
Walt  widow  Fanny,  4U  Oliver 


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Watt  widow  Fanny,  114  Anthony 
Walts  Aaron,  cert  man  Grand  c  Suffolk 
Watts  John,  cartman  67  Arundel 
W'atts  John,  hardware  store  78  Water 
Watts  John,  3  Broadway 
Watts  John, physician  76  Chamber 
Watts  John,  mariner  Franklin  n  Orange 
Watts  Thos.  grocer  Bioome  c  Goerck 
Watts  Wm.  shipmaster  44  Eldridge 
Watts  Wm.  morocco  dresstr  7  Ferry 
Watts  widow  Mary,  163  Division 
Watts  widow  of  Robert,  33  Pearl 
Wauchope  Robert,  printer  40  Barclay 
Waugb  Sarah,  boardingbouse  174  Broadway 
Way  Samuel  M.  13  Catherine-slip 
Way  W'alter  W.  25  Division 
Way  widow  Ann,  138  Bowery 
Wayland  U  Co.  Charles,  drygood  st  190  Chatham 
Waymouth  Wm.  smith  18  Anthony 
Wayne  Thos.  dyer  31  Forsyth 
Wrearcamp  Ann,  washerwoman  21  Mulberry 
Wearts  Zephesia,  92  Crosby 
W  ea'herall  John,  rigger  93  James 
Weatherill  Thos  7  Peck  slip 
We alherley  John,  shoemaker  15  Esses 
Weatherley  Peter,  tailor  52  White 
Weathers  James,  founders  86  Mulberry 
W[ealher9h'ue  John  N.  fruiter  66  Church 
W  ealberspoon  James,  35  Jay 
Weaver  Benj  cartman  Bioome  n  Norfolk 
Weaver  David,  rear  20  Henry 
Weaver  James,  grocer  351  Water 
Weaver  Laurence,  baker  29  Chrystie 
Weaver  Mary,  teacher  44  Orange 
Webb  Augustus  V.  H.  mer  19  Maiden  lane 
Webb  Benj.  shipmaster  71  James 
Webb  Charles,  grocer     carpen  c  Orchard  &■  Pumi. 
Webb  Cbas.  grocer  18  Pump 
Webb  Edward,  grocer  Broome  c  Sullivan 
Webb  Edward  J  Arden  n  Bedford 
Webb  Eliza,  suspender  maker  19  Maiden  lane 
Webb  Henry  W.  physician  lft  Cherry 
Webb  Hezekiab,  shipcarpenter  Lewis  M.  Island 
Webb  Isaac,  shipcarpenter  Water  n  Walnut 
Webb  James,  carpenter  9  Pike 
Webb  James,  carpenter  it  grocer  Crosby  c  Hester 
Webb  John,  carpenter  35  Cross 
Webb  John,  184  Fulton 
Webb  John  G  grocer  Grand  c  Norfolk 
Webb  Joseph,  26  Cross 
Webb  Joseph,  painter  91  Chapel 
Webb  Joseph,  shipwright  Charlton  n  Hudson 
Webb  Joseph  L.  merchant  4  Bowery 
Webb  L.  shipwright  539  Greenwich 
{Webb  Matthias,  shoemaker  229  Chrystie 
H  ebb  Morris,  cartman  Ridge  n  Delancy 
Webb  Peter  L.  baker  Bowery  opposite  Vauxlull 
Webb  bamuel,  merchant  10  Bowery 
Webb  Wilse,  Water  n  Walnut 
Webber  Jacques  P.  surg.  inst.  maker  35  Spruce 
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MERCEIN'S 


Webbers  Frederick,  carpenter  Lewis  Ma.  Islav<~ 

Webbers  Jasper,  22  Orange 

Webbers  John,  cartman  24  Ludlow 

Webbers  John,  keeper  of  prisoners  408  Bowery 

Webbers  Mary,  579  Water 

W^bbs  Arthur,  shoemaker  134  Bowery 

Webster  Charlotte.  64  Pearl 

Webster  Elizabeth.  Watts  n  Sullivan 
Webster  James.  hatKr  SHarinan 

Webster  James  88  Cv.herine 

Webster  Jane,  109  Lombardy 

Webster  John,  cartman  25  Vandewater 

Webster  Joseph  V.  sbipjoiner  Lewis  M.  Island 

Webster  Tbc-s.  merchant  171  Front  h  34  Mott 

Webster  T.  167  Front 

Webster  widow  Susanna,  38  Rose 

Weed  Alonson,  grocer  5  Catherine 

Weed  Drake,  cordwainer  135  Lombardy 
Weed  Frederick,  shoemaker  34  Orchard 

Weed  Geo.  carpenter  Amos  n  Washington 

Weed  Harvey,  mer.  173  Broadway  h  6  Cedar  . 

Weed  James,  shipwright  569  Water  n  Montgomery 

Weed  Mallbie,  189  h  206  Washington 

Weed  N.  173  Broadway  h  Murray  c  Washington 

Weed  Selic,  cartman,  128  Delancy 

Weed  Wm.  shoemaker  17  Ludlow 

Weed  widow  Jane,  teacher  17  Lispenard 

iVeed  widow  Sarah,  115  Elm 

Weed  N.  fa  H  merchants  173  Broadway 

Weeden  J.  ropemtiker  67  Mulberry 

Weeder  Wm.  labourer  Attorney  n  Delancy 

Weekes  Seafcan,  shipmaster  44  Forsyth 

Weekes  St  Cheeseman,  crockery  st.  19  Burling-sl. 

Weeks  Abraham,  smith  Oliver  c  Water  h  Orchard 

Weeks  Ann.  boardingh.  258  Pearl         [n  Stanton 

Weeks  Benjamin,  cartman  ^gro.Broome  c  Suffolk 

Weeks  Ezra,  16  Hudson 

Weeks  George,  cartman  17  Oliver 

Weeks  George,  grocer  2  White 

Weeks  Gilbert,  carpenter  144  Pump 

Weeks  Isaac,  carpenter  68  Orchard 

Weeks  Isaac,  merchant  404  Pearl 

Weeks  James,  sbipjoiner  133  Lombardy 

Weeks  Jesse,  smith  Stanton  n  Suffolk 

Weeks  Jonah,  cartman  Willet  n  Delancy 

Weeks  Joshua,  cartman  Goerck  n  Delancy 

Weeks  Jothnra,  grocer  Varick  c  Dominick 

Weeks  Nathaniel,  Grand  n  Eldridge 

Week«  Robert,  cartman  Cannon  n  Broome 

AVeek's  Robert  D.  312  Pearl  h  20  Mott 

Weeks  Samuel,  cartman  Ridge  n  Rivmgton 

Weeks  Solomon,  cartman  197  Mulberry 

Weeks  Thomas  M  merchant  172  Grand  c  Orchard 

Weeks  widow,  Goerck  n  Delancy 

Weeks  widow  Elizabeth, boardingh.  588  Water 

Weeks  widow  Mary,  539  Water 

Weeks  widow  Phebe,  nurse  7  Pelham 

Weii.zel  Peter,  cartman  387  Bowery 

Weir  Robert,  Willtt  c  Rivington 

Weiss  Jacob,  merchant  tailor  271  Brondwav 

Wclb  Henry,  14  Princr 


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Welch  Alexander,  chair  maker  65  Broad 

Welch  George,  baker  117  Washington 

"Welch  George,  paint*  r  Cherry  n  Scamrael 

Welch  Henry.  15$  Pearl 

Welch  Henry,  Grccnwich-lane  n  Christopher 

Welch  John,  baker  41  .Vfott 

Welch  John  D.  teacher  1 14  Cherry 

Welch  Michael,  cabinet  maker  177  William 

Welch  Patrick,  8  Hague 

Welch  Kichard,  blacking  maker  152  Pearl 

Welch  Samuel,  rigger  8  Essex 

Welch  Thomas,  ropemaker  Sheriff  n  RiWnglou 

Wi'lch  V\  m.  labourer  BaticLer 

Welch  Win.  watchmaker  45  Greenwich 

Welch  widow  Elizabeth  64  Allen 

Welchraan  Hugh,  nimbieyard  419  Greenwich  h  I 

Welchman  Rubert,  Bedford  n  Christopher  [Murray 

Welchman  Hubert,  cartman  Bedford 

Weldoo  James,  208  Division 

Welden  Asa,  mariner  4  Roosevelt 

Welter  Samuel,  smith  Art  n  Broadway 

Weller  Wm.  W.  account  Desbrossesn  Washington 

Weller  widow  Maria,  6  Garden 

Welles  rev.  E.  G.  principal  N.  Y.  oratorical  school 

138  Fulton  h  114  Broadway 
Welling  James,  merchant  392  Pearl 
Welling  James,  drygood  St.  392  Pearl 
Welling  Wm.  umbrella  maker  3  Henry 
Welling  widow  Phebe,  48  Chrystie 
W  ellington  T.  V.  grocer  47  Duane 
Wellock  Mary,  mantuainak.  Canal  n  Church 
Wells  Asa,  grocer  75  Market 
Wells  Benedict,  fisherman-47  Robinson 
Wells  Benjamin,  glazier  Clarke  n  Broome 
Wells  Bernard,  carpenter  24  Laurens 
Wells  Elisba,  carpenter  3  Orchard 
Wells  Elisha,  carpenter  64  Cliff 
Wells  Emelia,  washerwoman  92  Cross 
Wells  Henry,  cubiBel maker  188DeIaacy 
Wells  James,  carpenter  Reuwick 
Wells  John,  atty.  iicouns  44  1-2  Pine  h  35  Murray 
Wells  Joshua,  carpenter  Desbrosses 
Wells  Lemuel,  merch  155  Pearl 
WeHs  Manley,  car|icnter  Broome  c  Willct 
Wells  .Nathaniel,  7  South  h  3  Front 
Wells  R.  1.  ally,  mast  in  cba'n.4>  notary  50  Pine 
Wells  Richard,  hat  store  34  Bowery 
Wells  Richard,  shipmaster  32  Cheapside 
Wells  Robert  W.  Grand  n  Goerck 
Wells  Samuel,  rigger  99  Bancker 
Wells  Wak,  grocer  2<)0  h  30  Orchard 
Wells  Wm  A.  412  Pearl 
Wells  and  Co.  ISathaniel,6  South  and  2  Front 
Wells  4i  Upson,  155  Pearl 
Wells  fc.  Kedoeld,  hatters  1  Spring 
Welsh  G.  S.  painter  187  Cherry 
Welsh  George,  baker  4  Carlisle 
Welsh  Henry,  Greenwich  n  Christopher 
Welsh  Thomas,  102  Reed 
Wemmel  Frederick,  caruian  277  Spring 
W'endel  Henry,  baker  117  Bancker 


MERGEIN'S 


Wendcl  John  G.  farrier  77  Maiden-lane 
Wendover  Peter  H  merchant  Christopher 
Wendover  Thomas  P.  sailraak  29  Ciurlton 
Wenman  Bernard,  silversmith  187  Fulton 
Wenman  Evert,  mer  tailor  185  Full  on 
Wenman  Uzziah,  tailor  &i  mer.  173  Fulton 
Went  John  C.  starch     hair  povv  manu.  46  Orangr 
Went  widow  Cath.  uphol.  83  Chatham 
Wentworth  Ann,  48  Hudson 
Wentworth  Joseph,  painter  34  Walker 
Wentworth  widow  Lydia,  61  Hold  c  Ann 
Werkmeisler  M.  merchant  150  Broadway 
Werneken  Anthony,  grocer  21 1  Fulton 
Werneken  Francis,  sugar  baker  12<5  Hester 
Werry  Joseph,  80  Leonard 
W,.i->,u«n  John,  bookbind.  5  Oak 
Werts  Wm.  carpenter  41  Elizabeth 
Wescoat  John,  ropema.  95  Bowery  e  Hester 
Wescoat  Samuel,  carpenter  126  Church 
Wescoat  widow  Emilia,  52  Orchard 

Weshyan  Seminary Eidridge  c  Pumjj 

Wesman  Hannah,  96  Reed 
Wessels  John,  shoemak  148  Bowery 
Wessels  Samuel  C.  mea.  of  grain  192  William 
West  Battery,  foot  Washington 
VVest  David,  Greenwich  n  Charlton 
West  David,  cartman  116  Mjlberry 
West  D.  painter  4  Liberty 
West  Edward,  carpenter  114  Church 
West  Edward  B.  shipmaster  148  Orange 
West  Geo.  grocer  309  u  288  Spring 
West  Giraud  H.  porter  94  Bayard 
West  Israel,  Thompson  n  Grand 
West  James,  labourer  476  Greenwich 
West  James,  painter  157  Water 
West  Joel,  distil.  520  h  492  Greenwich 
West  John,  carpenter  79  Orange 
West  John,  carpentefGreenwich  n  Charles 
West  John,  printer  Old-slip  h  45  Beaver 
West  John  E.  asst  sec.  £  surv.  Wash.  Ins.  Com.  7 
West  Joseph,  carpenter  Carmine  n  Varick  [Beach 
West  Lindley,  hairdresser  153  Church 
West  Nathaniel,  cartman  77  Thompson 
West  Nicholas,  painter  251'Duane 
West  Sarah,  4  Crosby 
West  Thomas,  brushmak.  21  Elizabeth 
West  Uel.  tinman  65  Vesey 
West  Walter,  476  Greenwich 
West  widow  Ann,  22  Crosby 
West  widow  Elizabeth,  107  Chamber 
West  widow  Margaret,  8  Ludlow 


Stone  e  Whitehall 


West  Point  Foundry 

Westerfield  David,  mason  42  Anthony 
Westerfield  John,  tailor  255  Greenwich 
Westerfield  Peter,  cooper  221  Forsyth 
Westerfield  Wm.  mason  if  builder  374  Washingto* 
Westerfield  Wra  C.  grocer  67  Thompson 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Western  Abijah,  18  Stale 
Western  H  M.  atto.    couns.  45  Beekraan 
Westervell  A  R  carpenter  52  Ro'tinson 
Westervelt  Ann,  tailoress  38  Lumber 
Westervell  Benj  P  tailor  109  Reed 
Westervell  Benj.  lime  measurer  Staple 
Westervell  Benj.  boatman  38  Anthony 
Westervell  Benj  carpenter  3  Clarke 
Weslervelt  Benj  carpenter  Commerce  n  Bedford 
Westervelt  Daniel,  confectioner  197  Fulton 
Westervell  Daniel  J  cartman  87  Watts 
Westervelt  Daniel,  cartman  Varick  n  Watts 
Westervell  Dower  J.  541  Greenwich 
Westervell  Garrit,  mason  Desbrosses 
Westervelt  Harman,  atto      coun  1  Nassau  h  46 
Westervelt  Henry,  gro.  Provost  c  Hudson  [Walker 
Westervelt  Jacob,  c  Church  and  Lispenard 
Westervelt  Jas  W.  flo  st  207  Fulten  h  213  Provost 
Westervelt  Jas.  cabinetmak  229' Charon 
Weslervelt  John,  Hammond  n  Washington 
Westervelt  John,  cartman  90  Chapel 
Westervelt  John  I.  Laigbt  n  Canal 
Westervelt  John  I.  liv  sinhle  Perry  c  Hudson 
Westervelt  J  D.  drygood  el  177  Greenw  h  136  Reed 
Westervelt  Luke,  blacksmith  Carmine  n  Bedford 
Westervell  Peter,  cartman  Jones  Green [tvich 
Westervelt  Ralph  I.  cartman  Varick  n  Walls 
Westervelt  Susan,  Jones  c  Herring 
Westervelt  Wm.  cartman  Provost  c  Hudson 
Westervelt  widow  Ann,  38  Delancy 
Westervelt  widow  Sophronia,  Montgom.  c  Cherrj 
W'estervelt  S,-  Qoackentiusb,  drygd.  st  177  Greenw 
Westfield  John,  sailma  18  Fulton  c  Front  b  26  Van 
Westgate  John,  ropemak  95  Bowery  [dewatei 
We;ton  David,  mariner  Oliver  n  Bancker 
Weston  V  W.  window mak  131  Bowery 
Weston  Valentine  W.  bli  ndmaker  62  Fulton 
Westray  John,  tan.  and  cur.  Skinner 
Wetmore  Agnes  widow  of  Abm.  44  Ludlow 
Wetmore  Apollos,  361  Water  h  45  Oliver 
Wetmore  Prosper  M.  97  John 
Wetmore  Samuel  I.  31  Norfolk 
Wetmore  A  R  and  D  W.  hardw.  st.  450  Green  wici. 
Wetmore  and  Hartman,  drvjood  st.  412  Pearl 
Wetmore  k  Co  W  W  and  112  Water  b  43  Lumber 
Wetsell  Geo.  barber  36  Water  h  29  Bridge 
W  eyman  David,  mariner  56  Rutgers 
Weyman  Si  Clark,  roer  202  Pearl  b  158  Broadwnj 
Weyman  &  Co  A.  clolhiers  33  k  35  Maidenl-ane.  u 
Weymouth  Wm.  carpenter  52  Pearl  [Hestei 
Whaley  Alei.  locksmith  10  Catherine 
Whaley  John,  locksmith  259  Water 
Whaley  Thomas,  locksmlih  12  Molt 
Wheaton  Henry,  coun.  43  Fineji  75  White 
Wheaton  John  R.  mer  79  South  h  Bovery  hill 
Wheaton  Joseph,  shipw  85  Bancker 
W'beaton  Stephen,  chairmak  27  Chrystie 
Wheaton  Wai.  42  Fulton  h  28  Chesput 
Wheaton  widow  Mary,  15  Clarke 
Wljeaton  widow  Sarah,  16o  Division 


MRRCEIN'S 


Wheaton  &  Davies,  fancy  chair  at.  153  Ful  ton 

Wheeler  *ndw.  C.  bntc.  41  Fly  Mkt  b  108  ChrytriP 

Wheeler  David  Y  41  Walnut 

Wheeler  Ebenezer,  carp.  180  Delancy 

Wheeler  Enoch,  shipmaster  112  Cherry 

Wheeler  Epenetus,  107  Broad 

Wheeler  E  butch.  38  Fly-Mkt  h  60  Orchard 

Wheeler  Hassel,  butcher  218  Cbryst-ie 

Wheeler  Henry,  grocer  Essex  c  Hester 

Wheeler  Hezekiah,  mer  tailor  26  Sold 

Wheeler  Ira  B.  teamboat  hotel  Grand  C.  Hook 

Wheeler  Jamesr  lamplighter  117  Anthony 

Wheeler  James,  lamplighter  50  Elm 

Wheeler  John,  carpenter  31  Watts 

Wheeler  John,  cartman  Sheriff  n  Broome 

Wheeler  Margaret,  cooperage  79  Front 

Wheeler  Oliver,  stonecut.  128  Mercer 

Wheeler  Sell),  carpi  116  Forsyth 

Wheeler  Stephen,  shipmaster  27  Oak 

Wheeler  Timothy  S.  carp.  Broome  n  Arundle 

Wheeler  Wtn.  F;  91  Maiden-lune 

Wheeler  widbW  Ann,  13  Essex 

Wheeler  widow  Elizabeth,  117  Orange 

Wheeler  S  h  H  grocers  c  Essex  and  Hester 

Wbeeley  John,  132  Water  h  9  State 

Wheelock  Chas,  tallow  chan.  Elizabeth  n  Spring 

Wbelpley  James,  tav.  Courtland  c  Greenwich 

Whelpley  Rev  P  M.  86  Chamber 

Whelter?  John,  shipmaster  67  Chamber 

Whetsel  Geo.  hairdresser  29  Bridge 

Whiand  John  F.  rigger  and  grocer  76  Harman 

Whieler  Solomon,  granary  Heater  c  Essex 

Whikehart  Daniel,  208  Division 

Wbiley  John,  grocer  Sullivan  n  Prince 

Whiley  Richard,  59  Murray 

Whilley  John,  carpenter  Desbrosses 

Whillock  E  grocer  17  South 

WhiHock  Maria,  93  Bancker 

Whint  Henry,  gardener  129  Orchard 

W|ii,,,,|e  Avery,  sbipjoiner  Sheriff  n  Rivington 

Whipple  Elijah,  shipjoiner  240  Stanton 

Whippo  John,  grocer  Bowery  c  Broome 

Whisth  w  A.  bootcleaner  87  Mulberry 

Whitaker  John.  85  Mulberry 

White  Abner.  carp  139  Collect 

White  Alex,  siiipmaster  32  Orchard 

White  Allan,  shoemak  Grand  n  Mott 

White  Ann.  33  Wall 

White  Arch,  moulder  Canal  n  Church 

White  Asa  I.  189  Broadway 

White  Chas.  merch  76  Bowery 

While  jun  Chas.  atto  2  Beaver  lane 

White  Chas.  L.  watchmak  358  Pearl 

Y\  bite  Chas.  L.  bajter  54  Elizabeth 

White  dies.  S.  watchmak  398  Peart 

White  Cornelius,  labourer  3  Bancker 

W'hite  Daniel,  carp  3  Oak 

White  E.  painter  Desbrosses 

White  Ebenezer  J.  hatter  45  Dey 

White  Eli,  fur  merchant  24  Dey 

While  Elizabeth,  163  Duane 


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White  E  letter  foundry  U  Thames 

While  E  S.  71  Liberty  $-45  Dey  b  115  Dey 

White  Eve,  11  Broadway 

WhHe  George,  drygood  store  376  Pearl 

Wnite  Geo  shoemaker  33  Spruce 

White  Geo.  G.  298  Pearl         i"  - 

White  Hartshorn,  shoemak  85  Henry 

White  Henry,  124  Bancker 

White  Henry,  71  Liberty  and  45  Dey 

White  1.  watcbm.  144  Broadw.  h  108  Liberty 

While  Israel,  shoemaker  609  Water  and  45  Division 

White  Israel,  shoem.  67  Division  V  Water  n  Walnu*. 

White  Jacob,  blindm.550  Pearl 

White  Jacob,  blindma.  62  El:n 

White  John  I.  carpenter  54  Sullivan 

White  John,  mariner  54  Oliver 

White  John,  finding  St.  97  Division 

While  John,  mariner  and  grocer  276  Front 

White  John,  mariner  13  Bayard 

W  iite  John,  butcher  99  Orange 

White  John,  porter  21  Pell 

While  John,  cabinetmak.  39  Norfolk 

White  John,  shoemaker  60  Mulberry 

While  John,  morocco  dresser  SI  Orange 

White  John,  carpenter  83  Allen 

White  John,  fisherman  c  Water  and  Oliver 

White  John,  pilot  66  Ann 

White  John  M.  watcbm.  268  William  h  124  Pump 

White  Xoho  T.  carpenter  188  Bancker 

White  Jonathan,  comb  manuf.  361  Pearl 

White  Joseph  P.  mer.  88  South 

While  Lemuel,  livery  sta.  53  Leonard 

White  Levy, shoemak*  r  49  Chatham 

White  Mary,  widow  of  Oliver  37  Pine 

White  Michael,  shoemak.  5  Norfolk: 

White  Rich,  shoemak.  6  Eldridge 

White  Rob:  grocer  Walnut  n  Water 

White  Root.  mer.  268  Pearl  h  10  Cliff 

While  Robert,  mason  Spring  c  Broadway 

White  Sam.  butcher  28  Wash,  market  b  Cbrystie  n 

While  Sam.  L.  chairma.  85  Murray  [Broome 

White  Sam. broker  62  Vesey 

While  Sam.  mariner  37  Lombardy 

White  Scipio,  sawyer  229  Collect 

White  Shradick,  22  Hester 

White  Silas,  cbairma.  51  Pump 

White  Silas,  mer  441h240ak 

White  Stephen,  tailor  91  James 

White  Stephen,  58  Mulberry 

White  Thomas,  butcher  125  Bowery 

White  Thomas  B.  grocer  Hudson  c  Beach 

White  Thomas,  labourer  76  Bancker 

While  Waiter,  mason,  Canal  c  Varick 

White  Wm.  C.  308  Pearl 

White  Wm.  A.  merch.  146  Water 

White  Wm.  shoema.  50  Pearl 

While  Wm.  cart  man  Amos  n  Asylum. 

White  Wm.  38  Lumber 

While  Wm.  manner  Collect  n  Leonard 

White  widow  Peggy,  rear  73  Henry 

White  widow  Martha.  46  Crosby 


436  MERCEW'S 


White  widow  Rebecca,  163  Bowery 

White  widow  Hannah  50  Broome 

White  widow  Pbehe,46  Chrystie 

While  and  Co.  John,  merchants  42  South  [Dey 

White,  Brothers     Co.  hat  manuf.  71  Liberty  h  45 

White  &  Co.  S  .  358  Pearl 

White  Jas  Si  Co.  plumbers  Si  pew'erers  334  Water 
White  Sam.  and  Co.  silversmiths  358  Pearl 
White  Si  Willis,  merch.  167  Front 
Whitehand  John,  butcher  15  Chrystie 
Whitehead  David,  60  Watts 
Whitehead  Isaac,  brusbm.  125  Orange 
Whitehead  Isaac  P.  gratem.  634  Pearl 
Whitehead  John,  carlman  69  h  209  Orchard 
Whitehead  Nathan,  grate  manuf.  534  Pearl 
Whitehead  Sam.  pilot  81  Roosevelt 
Whitehead  Win.  mer.  75  Pine 
Whitehead  Wm.  carpenter  87  Thomas 

Whitehead  ,  shipmaster  100  Cherry 

Whitehead  widow  Elizabeth,  boardingh.  64  Orange 

Whitehorne  widow  S.  39  Nassau 

Whitehouse  J.  mer  9  Park  Place 

Whitelaw  widow  Anna,  86  Catherine  (Provost 

Whitewright  Win.  drygood  st.  331  Broadway  h  43 

Whitfield  Francis,  labourer  c  Hester  and  Mulberry 

Whitfield  f3eor«e,  boat  builder  571  Water 

Whitfield  T.  stage  direc.  1  Cortlandt  h  156  Chamber 

Whiting  Ebenezer,  teacher  Bowery  n  Art 

Whiting  John,  shipwright  673  Water 

Whiting  Sara,  booksel.  210 Broad w.  h  488  Greenw. 

Whiting  widow  Jane  of  Sam.  tavern  104Cheny 

Whitley  Joseph,  sawfiler  33  Church  h  Desbrosses 

Whitley  Wm.  labourer  rear  422  Greenwich 

Whitley  Wm.  cartman  Desbrosses 

Whillock  Edward,  gro.  and  com.  mer.  17  Sojth 

Whitlock  Henry,  carpenter  239  Greenwich 

Whitlock  James,  tailor  193  Collect 

Whitlock  John,  baker  19  William 

Whitlock  John  W.  shoemaker  64  Essex 

Whitlock  Robinson,  accountant  Grand  n  Forsyth 

Whitlock  Sam.  M.  shipmaster  30  Vandewater 

Whitlock  Thomas  B.  9  Crosby 

Whitlock  T.  teacher  57  Roosevelt  h  61  Bowery 

Whitlock  Wm.  shipmaster  189  William 

Whillock  inn.  Wm.  187  William 

Whitlock  Wm.  H.  watchmaker  123  Cherry 

Whitlock  Wm.  carpenter  18  Spring 

Whitlock  Wm  72  South 

Whillock  Wm.  71  South 

Whillock  and  Seely,  academy  57  Roosevelt 

Whitman  Jacob,  blindmak  3  Warren 

Whitmill  F.  grocer  21  Thames 

Whitmore  John,  smith  Grend  n  Lewis 

Whitraore  Luther,  accountant  182  Church 

Whitney  Arch  69  Front 

Whi'ney  Archibald,  grocer  59  Front  h  17  Bridge 

Whitney  Eben,  watchmaker  3  Franklin-square 

Whitney  George,  painter  20  Rike 

Whitney  Giles,  63  Pearl 

Whitney  Lewis,  suspendermaker  10  Gold 

Whitne')  Stephen,  merchant  46  Front  h  25  PcrtI 


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Whitney  A  and  G.  merchants  50  Froot 
Wbitson  Chas.  69  Walker 
Wbitson  and  Sammis,liv  stab  197  Water 
Whittek  widow,  Roosevelt  c  Oak 
Whittemore  Samuel,  mer.  80  Pear]  h  Hammond 
Whiltemore  Thus,  cardfac.  50  Ferry  h  98  Gold 
Whittemore  Tim.  agent  N.Y  manu.  com.  133  Pearl 
h  Asylum 

Whittemore  &  Co.  S.  card  manufactory  133  Pearl 
Whittingham  Richard,  82  Herman     [126  Harman 
Whittingham  jun  Richard,  brassfnund.  95  Henry  h 
Whittingham  Tbos.  Hester  c  Mulberry 
Whittle  Thomas,  cartman  211  Spring 
Whittlesey  John,  customh.  officer  26  Lumber 
Whittlesey  4-  Co-  Jared  P.  flour  mers  26  South  h  133 
Whitty  Nicholas,  cartman  131  Molt  [Washington 
Whritenour  Peter  P.  smith  57  Pump 
Wbyha  Joseph,  oysterman  30  Pell 
Wibray  James,  shipmaster  97  Elm 
Wichcuurch  widow  Jane,  35  Rose 
Wjchelbausen  Francis,  59  Wall 
Wicker  Henry,  but  38  Wash.  mar.  h.  199  Bowery 
Wicker  ii  Smith,  bams  preserv.  Chrystie  n  Delancy 
Wickham  Daniel  H  59  Fulton  h  Burton  n  Bedford 
Wickham  Joseph  P.  drygood  store  375  Pearl 
Wicks  George,  turner  88  Division 
Wicks  Geo.  turner  7  Catherine 
Wickstead  Richard  umbrella  manuf.  65  1-2  Bowery 
Widdis  George,  shipmaster  16[>  Division 
Wiederholdt  H.  L.  shipmaster  26  Bowery 
Wiegant  John,  baker  46  Henry 
Wiese  Jahii,  baker  25  Clirystie 
Wiettel  James,  shoemaker  44  Harman 
Wiggins  Benjamin,  144  Chamber  &c  217  Duane 
Wiggins  Brjilley  S.  fisherman  15  Augustus 
Wiggins  Daniel,  cartman  42  i  2  Ludlow 
Wiggins  Elizabeth.  Grand  n  Cannon 
Wiggins  Lucy,  53  Elm 

Wiggins  Ricbard,  teacher  42  Rose  h  66  Bowery 

Wiggins  Thomas,  cartman  Broome  n  Lewis 

Wiggins  Walter  B.  60  Kf'  irieton 

Wight  Amherst,  attor.  and  notary  100  John  h  40 

Wight  R;chard,  carpenter  18  and  40  Spruce 

Wigton  Pamela,  mantuamaker  34  Broad 

Wigton  Samuel,  166  Gietnwich 

Wjlber  Wm.  brushmaker  57  Divisioa 

Wilbor  John  B.  8s  Maiden  lane 

W'ilDur  Marcos,. 141  Peari  h  3  Cedar 

Wilcos  Charles.  77  Henry 

Wilcox  Delian,  grocer  205  Washington[c  Mulberry 

Wilcox  sen.  John,  combmak  129  William  h  Broome 

Wilcox  John  shoe  st.  86  Water 

Wilcox  Lunar  J.  teacher  68  Division 

Wilcox  Oliver,  mer.  17  Front  b  50  Cedar 

Wilcox  Stephen,  carpenter  52  Sullivan 

Wilcox  Wm.  26  John 

Wilcox  widow  Ann,  3  N.  Moore 

W'ilder  John,  carpenter  176  Bancker 

Wildman  Richard,  tahVr  71  Bancker 

Wiley  Alexander,  274  Greenwich  , 


MERCEIN'S 


Wiley  Alexander  T.  44  Lumber 
Wiley  Alexander,  18  Doyer 

Wiley  jun  Alex,  eooper  White's  vvf.  h  98  Greenwich 

Wiley  Buley,  96  Bowery 

Wiley  Harry,  s  nith  113  Hester 

Wiley  Robert,  giocer  Hester  c  Ludlow 

Wiley  Thomas  C.  shoe  st.  25  Catherine 

Wiley  Thomas,  shoemaker  15  Anthony 

Wiley  Wm.  eartman  137  Division 

Wiley  Si  Halsted,  booksellers  Wall  c  New 

Wilev  Si  Co  Charles,  bookseller?  3  Wall 

Wilkes  Charles,  cashier  bank  IV. Y.  h  76  Broad 

Wilk(.s  Josenh,  sawyer  8  Dover  i 

Wiikrs  H  Si  E.  attorneys  21  Wall 

Wilkes  wi, low  of  John,  18  Broadway 

Wilkeson  Kara  D.  composition  fanlightra.8  Barclay 

Wilkson  widow  Rosaqna,  184  Orchard 

Wilkie  Jamrs,  gror:er  Cherry  c  Governeur 

WilMngs  E  W.  merchant  73  South  h  16  Cortlandt 

Wilkins  Ddvid,  grocer  64  Warren 

Wilkins  Gouverneur  Morris,  73  White 

Wilkins  Isaac,  spxton  St.  Mark's  cli  Bowery  n  Arl 

Wilkins  Marshal  R.  merchant  16  Courtlandt 

Wilkins  Martin  S  counsellor  7  Broad  h  76  White 

Wilkinson  Baxter,  shoetnnk.  Grand  n  Crosby 

Wilkinson  Rosanna,  37  Warren 

Wilkinson  k\  idow,  boardingh  1  Pearl 

Will  Andrew,  waterman  Montgomery  n  Cherry 

Willard  Ephraim  jun.411  Pearl 

Willard  J.  M  N.  6  Franklin 

Willard  John,  29  Harman 

Willard  Luther,  feaiher  St.  41  MHiden-lane 

Willard  Timothy,  cabinetmaker  27  Chryslie 

Willard  widow  Judith,  Hester  n  Broadway 

Willasey  Wm.  Walnut  n  Bancker 

Willcocks  Lewis,  18  Water 

Willcox  James,  carpenter  144  Pump 

Willcox  John,  shoemaker  86  Water 

Wille  Charles,  tailor  36  Vandewater 

Willet  Daniel,  carp.  Broome  n  Essex 

Willet  Henry,  smith  Broome  n  Bowery 

Willet  Henry,  hardware  store  167  Bowery 

Willet  James,  grocer  15  Si  17  Beekman 

Willet  Jedediah,  shipw.  Cherry  n  Cor  Hook 

Willet  John,  brassfoun  11 1  Reed 

Willet  col  Marinus,  Lewis  n  Delancy 

Willet  Sally,  86  Molt 

Willet  Samuel  carp  42  Hester 

Willet  Thos  eartman  Eldridge  n  Stanton 

W;i|et  Win.  rarlman  ll4Goerck 

Wiilets  Amos,  merch  112  Pump 

WiMets  Amos,  mason  Pitt  n  Rivington 

Wiilets  James,  83  Bayard 

Wiliets  Samuel,  grocer  Broome  c  Essex' 

Wiilets  Samuel,  flour  insp  112  Pump 

Wiliets  Samuel,  merch  46  Market 

W,l|ets  Z  S.  92  Pine  h  99  John 

Wiliets  A  Si  S  hardw  st  304  Pearl  h  112  Pump 

Willev  John,  slater  Prince  c  Sullivan 

William  James,  labou  Laight  n  Greenwich 


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Williams  Ale*,  labourer  Mercer  n  Prince 

Williams  Amsterd,  37  Mulberry 

Williams  Arnold,  waiter  155  Bowery 

Williams  Benj.  B.  smith  36  Pike 

Williams  Benj.  waiter  7  Chesnut 

Williams  Catherine,  21  Thomas 

Williams  Charles  C.  58  Orchard 

Williams  Cornelius,  mason  35  Hester 

Williams  Cornelius,  Bowery  hiti  - 

Williams  Cornelius,  carp  Columbia  n  Delancy 

Williams  Corns.  Chapel  n  Walker 

Wiiliams  Daniel,  carp  32  Leonard 

Williams  Daniel,  carp  116  Anthony 

Williams  David,  ropemak  Broome  c  Arundel 

Williams  David  R.  tallow  chan  206  Greenwich 

Williams  David,  smith  Columbia  n  Delaucy 

Williams  Elnm,  167  William 

Williams  Elijah,  potter  71  Bayard 

Williams  Eliza,  5  Leonard 

Wil  iains  Ezekiel,  liaycartman  10  Suffolk 

Williams  Foster,  drayman  60  Bayard 

Williams  Francis,  oysterman  89  Nassau 

Williams  Francis,  oys>lerhall  c  Water  and  Old-ttip 

Williams  Gilbert,  carp  Nicholas  William  n  Bowery 

Williams  Harvey,  133  Water  h  128  Greenwich 

Williams  Henry,  Gerard  n  Bowery 

Williams  Henry,  72  Chapel 

Williams  Henry,  labourer  97  Bancker 

Williams  Hester,  5  Ann 

Williams  capt  I  F.  37  Forsyth 

Williams  Jabez,  shipcarp  Scammel 

Williams  Jacob,  painter  36  Vandewater 

Williams  Jas.  mariner  Mercer  u  Broome 

Williams  Jas.  wheelwright  Broome  n  Cannon 

Williams  Jas.  sawyer  86  Mulberry 

Williams  James  mariner  60  Anthony 

Williams  James,  milkman  Fourth  n  Broadway 

Williams  James,  labourer  130  Harniau 

Williams  Jeremiah,  shipw  9  Goerck 

Williams  Jesse,  tailor  37  Catherine 

Williams  Jesse,  Willet  n  Broome 

Williams  Jesse,  Ludlow  n  Rivington 

Williams  Job  G  mer  tailor  570  Pearl 

Williams  John,  mer  tailor  212  Broadway 

Williams  John,  painter  95  Cross 

Williams  John,  shipmaster  31  Oliver 

Williams  John,  rigger  209  Division 

Williams  John,  slater  181  Hester 

Williams  John  H.  looking-glass  h  pr  St.  315  Pearl 

Williams  John,  marketmau  25  Lombardy 

Will  iams  Rev  John,  30  Catherine 

Williams  Joseph,  barber  67  Rutgers 

Williams  Joseph,  carp  Thompson  c  Grand 

Williams  Josiah,  merchant  171  Water 

Williams  Lucy,  washwoman  3D  Bancker 

Williams  Matthew,  rigger  rear  67  Bancker 

Williams  Matthias,  mason  rear  13  Chapel 

Williams' Miles,  sawyer  10  Watts 

Williams  Oliver,  nturocoo  dresser  5  Dunne  ^TstV/ 

Williams  Patrick, shoemak  Grand  n  Cannon 


44b 


MERCEIN'S 


Williams  Paul,  soapboiler  107  Mercer 

Williams  Peter,  grocer  210  Fulton 

Williams  Peter,  tobacconist  53  Liberty 

Williams  Peter,  mariner  60  Walker 

Williams  jun  Peter,  129  Elm 

Williams  Richard,  mason  24  Norfolk 

Williams  Richard,  brassfoun.  F.lm  n  Hester 

Williams  Richard,  cur  23  Catherine  lane 

Williams  Richard,  shipw  11  Jefferson 

Williams  Richard  S  93  South  h  16  Rose 

Williams  Robt.  fruit  st  58  William 

Williams  Robt  rigger  Oliver  n  Bancker 

Williams  Robt.  103  Cross 

Williams  Roger,  grocer  93  Catherine 

Williams  R.  23  Catherine  lane 

WMliams  Samuel,  59  N  Moore 

Williams  Samuel,  38  Chapel 

Williams  Samuel,  mason  Grand  n  Crosby 

Williams  Thankful,  17  Harman 

Williams  Thomas,  27  Roosevelt 

Williams  Thomas,  boardinghouse  6  Dover 

Williams  Thomas,  mariner  31  Henry 

Williams  jun.  Tlios.  10  Fulton  slip 

Williams  Tunis,  tanner  96  Elm 

Williams  Win  shoemaker  67  Pump 

Williams  Wm.  mariner  35  Eld  ridge 

Williams  Wm.  labourer  Orange  c  Bayard 

Williams  Wm.  93  Cross 

Williams  Wm.  plant-maker  528  Pearl 

Williams  Wm.  smith  Grand  u  Mercer 

Williams  Wm.  stonecutter  547  Washington 

Williams  Wm.  cartman  Arundel  c  Stanton 

Williams  jun  Wm.  attand  not  177  Water 

Williams  widow  Eliza,  21  Division 

Williams  widow  Elizn,  132  Leonard 

Williams  widow  Elizabeth,  135  Lombardy 

W  iltiams  widow  Jane,  inn  keeper  Grand  E  R 

Williams  widow  Maria,  216  William 

Williams  widow  Mary,  388  1-2  Pearl 

Williams  widow  Rachel,  18  Division 

Williams  widow,  Spring  t  Thompson 

Williams  widow  Theresa,  faucy  store  82  Fulton 

Williams  and  Vanbrunt,  merchants  10  Fulton  slip 

Williams  J.  Si  O.  merchants  171  Water 
Williamson  Benj.  grocer  35  Pike 

Williamson  Caleb,  88  Mott 
Williamson  Daniel,  cartman  139  Reed 
Williamson  Harriet,  21  Augustus 
Williamson  Hester,  332  Greenw  ich 
Williamson  James,  painter  83  Pump 
Williamson  John,  cartman  13%  Reed 
Williamson  M  H.  M  D  and  surg  24  Park  Place 
Williamson  Mrs.  27  Elm 
Williamson  Richard,  grocer  421  Greenwich 
Williamson  Thomas,  granary  Pike  c  Harman 
Williamson  widow  of  Henry  C.  104  Church 
Willingbam  Henry,  carlman  Columbia  c  Broome 
Willink  h  Co.  J.  A.  mer~9  Washington  h  13  Broad 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  441 


Willis  Barney,  60  Walts 
Willis  Caleb,  whitewasber  39  Orange 
Willis  Esther,  boardinghouse  38  Beekman 
Willis  Henry,  cartman  81  Laurens 
Willis  Joseph,  carpenter  15  Goerck 
Willis  Leonard,  cabinet  maker  80  Bowery 
Willis  Maria,  boardinghouse  158  Daane 
Willis  Samuel,  cartman  Rivingtoo  n  Ridge 
W'iHjs  Wm.  collector  Roosevelt  cBancker 
Willis  widow  of  George  W.  28  Elm 
Willis  widow  L.  27  Whitehall 
Willis  widow  Mehitable,  Rivington  n  Ridge 
Willis  widow  Rachel,  226  William 
Willis  and  White,  ironmongers  268  Pearl 
WilUts  Henry,  35  Bancker 
Willmot  James,  shipcarpenter  31  Suffolk 
Willougbby  Daniel  A.  131  Water 
Willoughby  Samuel  A.  merchant  131  Water 
Wills  Peter,  labourer  100  Anthony 
Wills  jun  Thomas,  attorney  3  Peck  slip 
WHmerding  Wm.  E.  41  Cross 
Wilmerding  Wm.  &  Co.  brewers  499  Pearl 
Wiloioth  John,  carpenter  Thompson  n  Broome 
Wilmurt  Catherine,  28Chrystie 
Wilmurt  Thomas,  watchmaker  64 Wall  h  142  Water 
Wilmurt  widow  Catherine,  225  Water 
Wilsey  Martin  L.  smith  Elizabeth  n  Spring 
Wilson  Albert,  wheelwright  416  Greenwich 
Wilson  Alexander,  baker  69  Fulton 
Wilson  Anthony,  milliner  10  Clarke 
Wilson  Anthony,  38  Augustus 
Wilson  Bcnj.  merchant  27  Gold 
Wilson  Bcnj  drygood  store  220  Pearl 
Wilson  Benj.  merchant  220  Pearl 
Wilson  Carrington,  milliner  297  1-2  Broadway 
Wilson  Carrington,  22  Chesnut 
Wilson  Catherine,  89  Cross 
Wilson  Cato,  labourer  Grand  n  Ludlow 
Wilson  Christopher,  carpenter  Broome  n  Arundel 
W  ilson  Christopher,  carpenter  Grand  n  Norfolk 
Wjlson  David,  carpenter  22  Crosby 
W  ilson  David,  mason  East  Bank 
Wilson  D.  morocco  dresser  2  Duane 
Wilson  Eliza,  washerwoman  64  Cedar 
Wilson  Elizabeth,  nurse  34  Orchard 
Wilson  Elizabeth,  44  Orchard 
Wilson  E.  G.  grocer  c  Hngue  and  Skinner 
W  ilson  George  M.  merchant  81  Pine 
Wilson  Geo.  attor.  coun.  cora.&i  nota.  25  Murray 
W'ilson  George,  enrtman  c  Elizabeth  and  Prince 
W'ilson  George,  mariner  92  Franklin 
Wjlson  Geo.  labourer  6  Beaver  lane 
W'ilson  Geo.  tobacconist  Broome  n  Molt 
Wilson  Hugh,  merchant  164  Division 
Wilson  Israel,  carpenter  c  Lispeoard  and  Chapel 
Wilson  I.  carpeDtcr  c  Chapel  and  Lispenard 
Wiison  James,  cookshop  275  Water 
Wilson  James,  rear  145  Chamber 
Wilson  James,  store  manuf  206  Water  h  34  Cherry 
Wtboa  James,  cartman  Wooster  a  Spring 
38 


442 


MERCEIN'S 


Wilson  James,  labourer  4  Provost 

Wilson  James,  tailor  Charlton  c  Hudson 

Wilson  James,  cooper  74  Hudson 

Wilson  John,  merchant  104  Front  h  34  Oliver 

Wilson  John,  merchant  46  Front  h  88  Cedar 

Wilson  John,  saddler  273  Water 

Wilson  John,  104  Front 

Wilson  John,  cartman  3  Dutch 

Wilson  John  D.  baker  108  Cedar 

Wilson  John,  rigger  41  Oliver 

Wilson  John,  coachmaker  c  Collister  and  Laight 

Wilson  Joseph,  music  store  14  Maiden  lane 

Wilson  Josiah,  hatter  160  Broad 

Wilson  Miss,  61  Church 

Wilson  Monmouth,  carpenter  Charles  c  Factory 

Wilson  Mr.  merch.  61  Dey 

Wilson  Mrs.  nurse  66  Bayard 

Wilson  Nicholas,  mariner  12  Oliver 

Wilson  Peter,  attorney  ^  couns.  78  Murray 

Wilson  Peter  L.L.D.  2  Columbia  College 

Wilson  Peter,  shoemaker  28  Anthony 

Wilson  Peter,  tobaccon.  125  Greenwich, 

Wilson  Robert  L.  attorney  34  Pine  h  48  B.  way 

Wilson  Robert,  saddler  60  Wall 

Wilson  Robert,  Orchard  c  Pump 

Wilson  Robert,  pilot  38  Cheapside 

Wilson  Robert,  moroc.  dresser  36  Rose 

Wilson  Sarah,  Watts  n  Sullivan 

Wilson  Stephen,  carpenter  77  Vesey 

Wilson  Stephen,  boardiughouse  489  Pearl 

Wilson  Thomas,  33  Orange 

Wilson  Thomas,  stone  cutter  57  N.  Moore 

Wilson  Thomas,  mariner  82  Roosevelt 

Wilson  Thomas,  cabinetmaker  1  Anthony 

Wilson  Thomas,  labourer  119  Orange 

Wilson  Wm.  tailor  515  Pearl 

Wilson  Wm.  carpenter  Nicholas  Wm.  n  3d  Avenue 

Wilson  Wm.  61  Dey 

Wilson  Wm.  mason  E.  Bank 

Wilson  Wm.  moroc.  dresser  12  Bayard 

Wilson  Wm.  gardener  Greenwich-lane 

Wilson  Wm.  64  Orange 

Wilson  Wm.  D.  mercb.  1  Jone's  lane 

Wilson  Wm.  Greenwich  lane  n  Potters'  ield 

Wilson  widow  Clarinda,  61  Chrystie 

Wilson  widow  Rosauua,  95  Orange 

Wilson  widow  of  Wm.  200  Church 

Wilson  widow  Mary,  milliner  433  Pearl 

Wilson  widow,  41  Roosevelt 

Wilson  widow  Lydia,  tailoress  3  Vestry 

Wilson  J.  &  A.  bakers  69  Fulton 

Will  John,  baker,  Broome  n  Goerck 

Wilt  Peter,  butch.  42  Fly-mar.  h  258  Bowery 

Wilt  Thomas,  com.  mcr.  272  Pearl,  h  93  Pump 

Wimar  Paul,  cartman  Eldridge  n  Rivington 

Wimbs  Michael,  68  Elm 

Winaus  Anthony  V.  grocer  39  South  h  76  Frankfort 
Winans  Daniel,  smith  221  Spring 
Winans  Jacob,  carpenter  13  Mulberry 
Winaus  John  B,  cart  man  123  Pump 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  *4fi 


Winans  John,  mason  Broome  n  Thompson 

Winans  John,  batter  76  Frankfort 

W  inans  Magdalen  widow,  72  Pump 

Winans  Peter,  carpenter  3  Vandam 

Winans  Peter,  tailor  13  Leonard 

Winans  Samuel,  cartman  foot  Harrison 

Winans  Susanna,  teacher  68Varick 

Winans  Wm.  W.  grocer  17  Bowery 

Winant  George,  carpenter  3  Laigbt 

Winchell  James,  tavern  162  Fly-market 

Windle  Wm.  carpenter  115  Chatham 

Windmulier  Solomon,  porterhouse  231  William 

Windsor  Joseph  B.  tavern  5  Phenix  buildings 

Windsor  Wm.  cordwainer  Grand  n  Forsyth 

Wines  John  C.  grocer  Sheriff  c  Delaucy 

Wines  Peter,  blockmaker  23  New 

Wines  Ralph,  porter  58  Elm  [bardy 

Wines  Salem,  boat  builder  250  Cherry  h  100  Lorn 

Winfield  Catherine,  boardingh.  110  Broad 

Wingler  Peter,  butcher  25  Keed 

Winham  O.  carpenter  41  Sullivan 

Winner  Joseph,  mason  70  Division 

Winnik  widow  Catherine,  45  Mott 

Winship  Daniel,  butch.  69Fly-mar.  h  210  Bowery 

Winship  Daniel,  jun.  67  Fly  market 

Winship  Ebenezer.  buth.  Grand  Gorl.  hook 

Winship  John,  butcher  Grand  n  Lewis 

Winship  Jonathan,  butcb.  Lewis  c  Rivington 

Winship  Thomas,  butcher  Grand  c  Hester 

Winslow  widow,  Grand  □  Cannon 

Winson  Mary,  553  Pearl 

Winter  Gabriel,  attorney  145  Chamber 

Winter  John,  cartman  Clarke  n  Dominick 

Winter  Joseph,  attorney  179  William 

Winter  Wm.  shoemaker  83  Hester 

Winter  Wm.  P.  sawyer  Desbrosses 

Winter  Wm.  butc.  30  Fly- mar.  h  Grand  n  Ludlow 

Winter    Bolton,  attorneys  and  nota.  44  Pine 

Winteringham  John,  milliner  125  William 

Winteringham  Thomas,  cider  vault  Nassau  c  Pine 

Winterscale  Thomas,  mercb.  24  Henry 

Winterton  Wm.' mercb.  tailor  Fulton  c.  Cliff  h  63 

Winthrop  Benj.  Stuyvesant  [Gold 

Winthrop  L.  physician  Stuyvesant 

Winthrop  Wm.  Old  Hear.  Road 

Winthrop    Co.  Francis  B.  mer.  131  Pearl  h  34 

Winthrop,  Rogers  ^  Williams,  raerch.  233  Pearl 

Wise  Joseph,  108  Chamber 

Wise  widow  Aon,  33  Harman 

Wisebnrn  Lawrence,  butch.  36  Wash  mar.  h  171 

Wisliart  Hugh,  silversmith  29  Liberty  [Molt 

Wi$;nat  Christian,  baker  82  Mulberry 

Wisner  Gabrial,  mer.  48  Front 

Wisner  it  Gale,  mercb.  48  Front 

Witherell  Timothy,  shipcarpenter  Broome  n  Lewis 

Withers  Reuben,  merchant  143  Pearl  h  245  Elm 

Withers  Robert,  merchant  245  Allen 

Witherspoon  James,  8  Hudson 

Witherspoon  John,  drygood  st.  37  Hudson 

Withiugton  John,  brewer  Bancker  c  Clinton 

Witbom  Anne,  rictualliogh.  Spring  c  West 


114 


MERCEIN'S 


Withftra  Joshua,  dockbuilder  Spring  c  West 

Win  Thomas  com.  raer.  272  Pearl  h  93  Pump 

Wittenberg  F.  regis,  office  26  Maiden-lane 

Wittit  John,  brassfotiirfler  79  Henry 

Witts  Richard,  boisery  53  Maiden-lane 

Wiizel  &  Cahoon,  stonecutters  Washington  c  Bea- 

Wobbee  J.  B.  tailor,  28  Oak  [ver-lane 

Wolcott  Martha,  tailored  57  Allen 

Wolcott  Miss,  academy  432  Pearl 

Wolfe  Christopher,  mer.  87  Maiden-lane  h  1  Gold 

Wolfe  David,  merchant  1 13  Fulton 

Wolfe  George,  basketmaker9  Wall 

Wolfe  James  D.  64  South  h  20  State 

Wolfe  Margaret,  223  Duane 

Wolfe  Peter,  mariner  98  Bnncker 

•Wolfe  C.^-I.  D.hardw&military  st.  87  Maiden-lane 

Wollen  Charles,  brushmaker  45  Oak 

Wolworth  Henry,  drygood  slore  246  Pearl 

Wood  Aaron,  236  William 

Wood  Benj.  carpenter  Pump  c  Forsyth 

Wood  Benj.  69  Ludlow 

Wood  Benjamin,  30  Provost 

Wood  Charles,  coaster  206  Bowery 

Wood  Chilian,  chairmaker  98  Leonard 

Wood  Denison,  shipmaster  282  Spring 

Wood  E.  rear  219  Water 

Wood  Eleanor,  boardinghou.se  21  Robinson 

Wood  Elisba,  coppersmith  36  Robinson 

Wood  Elizabeth,  seamstress  80  Rivington 

Wood  George,  carpenter  2  Crosby 

Wood  Isaac,  M.  D.  49  Rose 

Wood  James,  cartman  Lewis  n  Broome 

Wood  Jas.  tin  and  hardw  st  172  Greenw  b  68  Dey 

Wood  James,  sawfiler  173  Orange 

Wood  Jesse,  shipcarpenter  Broome  n  Goerck 

Wood  Jesse  C.  shoemaker  Forsyth  n  Stanton 

Wood  John,  carpenter  8  Dover 

Wood  John,  bookseller  261  Pearl 

Wood  John,  (lour  merchant  137  Cherry 

Wood  John,  merchant  415  Broadway 

Wood  John,  cooper,  195  Cherry  h  9  Pelbaot 

Wood  John,  labourer  8  Clarke 

Wood  Jonas,  cm  m  m  43  Sullivan 

Wood  Jooas,  55  Whitehall  h  29  Pearl 

Wood  Joseph,  auctioneer  117  Broad  h  27  Stone 

Wood  Joseph,  carpenter  63  Pump 

Wood  J.  price  cur.  and  public  sale  report  97  1  2 

Pearl  h415  Broadway 
Wood  Joseph,  Front  c  Broad 
Wood  Joseph,  merchant  24  Front 
Wood  Martin,  44  Cheapside 
Wood  Mary,  boardingh.  84  Barclay 
Wood  Peter,  hay  carlmau  181  Broome 
Wood  Richard,' beamsman  U  Mulberry 
Wood  Robert,  cartman  Mangin  n  Grand 
Wood  Samuel,  bookseller  261  Pearl  b  211  William 
Wood  Samuel,  155  Hudson 
Wood  Stephen,  cartman  Broome  e  Lewis 
Wood  Thoinas,  shipmaster  61  Rutgers 
Wood  Thomas,  cai'tmaii  Arundel  n  Broome 
Wojd  WntlerR.  mer.  13  South  b  38  Vandewater 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  445 


Wood  Wm.  cooper  15 Orange 
Wood  Wm.  coachman  249  Greenwich 
Wood  Wm.  261  Pearl  h  211  William 
Wood  Wm.  blockmaker  Oliver  c  Water 
Wood  Wm.  carpenter  25  Frankfort 
Wood  Zophar,  sieyemaker  422  Broadway- 
Wood  widow  Eleanor,  27  Lombardy 
Wood  widow  Fanny,  Burrows 
Wood  widow  Keturab,  boardingb.  263  William 
Wood  and  Son  Caleb,  finding  st.  13  Jacob 
Wood  S.  and  D.  3  Fulton-slip  [2S1  Pearl 

Wood  and  Sons  Samuel,  printers  and  booksellers 
Woodbury  Asa,  cartman  Broome  n  Orchard 
W'oodcotk  Thomas,  saddler  131  Molt 
Woodcock  widow,  53  Hester 
Woodham  James,  merchant  88  JJ.  Moore 
Woodhead  I  &.T.  woollen  drap.  Si  tail.  198  B.way 
Woodhouse  James,  labourer  31  Lombardy 
Woodhull  A.  merchant  33  Burling-slip 
Woodhull  Caleb  S.  att.and  not.  15  Burling-slip 
Woodhull  Ezra  C.  172  Front  1;  46  Greenwich 
Woodhull  Jacob,  196  Hester 
Woodhull  James  H.  boardingb  62  William 
Woodhull  Jane,  boardingb.  13  Catherine 
Woodhull  Marian,  365  Washington 
Woodliuli  Wm.  grocer  Fulton-slip  h  14  Oak 
Woodhull  and  Smith,  grocers  12  Fulton 
Woodrow  James,  shipwright  143  Bancker 
Woodruff  Caleb,  carpenter  18  Suffolk 
Woodruff  Daniel  S.  mason  167  Grand 
Woo  druff  Howel,  carpenter  8  Walker 
Woodiuff  James,  house  carpenter  57  Forsyth 
Woodruff  John,  merchant  tailor  Spruce  n  Nassau 
Woodruff  John,  carpenter  Perry  n  Washington 
Woodruff  Joseph  F.  grocer  55  .Norfolk 
Woodruff  Josiah,  shoemaker  167  Division 
WoodrufflS'ebemiab,  mason  68  N.  Moore 
Woodruff  Oliver,  merchant  440  1-2  Fearl 
Woodruff  Robert,  tavern  Walnut 
Woodruff  Robert,  cartman  92  Eini 
Woodruff  Samuel  M.  D.  208  Broadway  &.  10  Vesey 
Woodruff  Thomas  T.508  Broadway 
Woodruff  Wm  merchant  tailor  174  Fulton 
Woodruff  widow  Abigail;  28  Lumber 
Woodruff  and  Co.  Aaron  B.  drygood  st.  436  Pearl 
Woods  Amos,  butcher  Stanton  n  Forsyth 
Woods  Francis,  Arundel  c  Rivington 
Wooi's  Hal  ley,  weaver  M'Dougal  n  Bleepker 
Woods  James,  drygood  store  38  Hudson 
Woods'John,  grocer  235  Wale"r 
Woods  John,  hardware  store  207  Greenu'ich 
Woods  Wm.  shoemaker  Attorney  n  Deloncy 
Woods  Wm.  waiter  98  Duane 
Woods  Wm  shipcarpenter  48  Rutger3 
Woodville  Joseph,  sbipjoiner  125  Division 
Woodward  Ann,  teacher  203  Orange  [White 
Woodward  Anthony,  atloi.  ;md  not.  9  Nassau  h  7 
Woodward  David,  painter  203 Orange 
Woodward  Eliza  Ann,  milliner  13  Division 
Woodward  Jethro,  tobacconist  84  Forsyth 
38* 


MERCEIN'S 


Woodward  Jobn,  counsellor  21  Wall 
Woodward  John,  insp.  of  customs  6  Lispenard 
Woodward  John,  baker  137  Lombardy 
Woodward  jun.  John,  conchmakcr  77  Bowery 
Woodward  Narvcy,  27  Mulberry 
Woodward  Tbos.  turner  Bowery  c  Art 
Woodward  widow  Sarah,  72  Forsyth 
Woodworlh  Sain.  Ed.  Lad.  Lit.  Cab.  8 Thomas 
Wooftcndale  John,  dentist  2  Corllandt 
Wooffendale  Martha,  boarding scliool  Bowery  hill 
WoolcockThos.  coach  lamp  ma.  160  William 
Woolcock  Wra.  tinworker  87  Cherry 
Wooldredge  Geo.  poilerb.  141)  Water 
Woolgar  Richard,  mason  Grand  n  Orchard 
Woollens  Chas.  brush  st.  175  Water 
Woolley  Brittain  L.  75  Wall  h  80  Frankfort 
Woolley  Cbas.  cartman  Ludlow  n  Rivington 
Woolley  David,  hay  cartman  ISO  Delancy 
Woolley  Isaac  M.  c  Provost  and  Chapel 
Woolley  Peter,  shoemak.  Orange  n  Pump 
Woolley  Sam.  shoema.  Broome  n  Elm 
Woolley  Wm.  painter  367  Water 
Woolley  widow  Hannah,  c  Provost  and  Chapel 
Woolridge  James,  Mercer  n  Spring 
Woolsey  Chas.  drygood  st.  25  Orchard 
Woolsey  F  P.  41  Ann  and  42  Fropt 
Woolsey  Jeremiah,  cartman  38  Hester 
Woolsey  John,  cartman  Cherry  c  Scainmel 
Woolsey  Jonathan,  cartman  103  Mulberry 
Woolsey  Lindsey,  grocer  c  Barclay 
Woolsey  W  W.  nier.  61  Greenwich 
Woolsey  widow  Lucrelia,  rear  Provost 
Woolsey  widow  of  Daniel,  11)3  Washington 
"Wooksry,  Rogers  St  Co.  Benj.  235  Pearl 
Woolsey  and  Co.  W  and  A.  hardw.  mer.  227  Pearl  h 
Woram'Wm.  66  Reed  [61  Greenwich 

Worden  Amos,  cartman  Vandam  c  Varick 
Worden  Roger,  shoem.  23  Norfolk 
Worshburn  Jane,  teacher  2  Rutgers 
Worrall  Henry,  iron  furnace  22  h  541  Pearl 
Worrell  Joseph,  boardingh.  11  Henry 
Won  ell  Wm.  shoemaker  75  Henry 
Worslcy  Joseph  W.  musician  12  James 
Wortendyke  Rinear,  carpenter  4  While 
Worthington  Henry,  52  Franklin' 
Woustermnn  John,  cartman  Grand  n  Essex. 
Wragg  George  7  Fletcher  h  281  Spring 
Wren  Daniel,  Grand  n  Essex 
Wren  Isaac,  drayman  52  Pump 
V\  ressenn  Sam.  tailor.  61*  William 
Wright  A.  physician  and  surgeon  16  Vesey 
W'rigbt  Alex,  accountant  339  Greenwich 
Wright  Andrew,  carpenter  18  Cedar 
Wright  Daniel,  carpe.nter  227  Chrystie 
Wright  Ditmer,  72  Forsyth 
Wright  Ely,  whipmaker  100  Water 
Wright  F.  cook,  214  Duane 
Wright  Garrit,  baker  Hi  Henry 
Wright  Grove,  merchant  6  Fulton  h  18  Hudson 
Wright  Henry,  cartman  Broome  c  Chrystie 


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Wright  Isaac,  mer.  31  Beekman  b  Old  Haerlem  R. 
Wright  John,  rigger  71  Baneker 
Wright  John,  cordwainer  Grand  n  Suffolk 
Wright  John,  27  Pike 

Wright  jun.  John,  earthenw. st  75  Peart  b  64  Front 
Wright  John,  coppersmith  141  Cherry  and  143 
Wright  John,  measurer  17  Duane 
Wrigbt  John,  clock  and  watchm.  98  Chapel 
Wright  John,  carpenier  231  Division 
Wright  John  W.  brewer  53  Crosby 
Wright  Mary,  victualling)!.  81  Vesey 
Wright  P.  carpenter  Bridge  c  Broad 
Wright  Reuben,  weigher  Broome  n  Orchard 
Wright  Sam.  shoemaker  361  Greenwich 
Wright  Sidney,  shipwright  Water  n  Ooverneur 
Wright  Stephen,  shipwright  237  Division 
Wright  Susan,  tailoress  10  Eldridge 
Wright  Thomas,  mer.  271  Pearl  h  43  Cliff 
Wright  jun.  Wm.  tallow  chand.  96  Bayard 
Wright  widow,  165  Greenwich 
Wright  widow  Phebe,  48  Essex 
Wrigbt  and  Son  Isaac,  43  Fulton  h  31  Beekman 
Wrilenhouse  Miss,  teacher  c  Jay  and  Washington 
Wroath  W.  jeweller  103  Fulton 
Wunnenberg  Albert,  sexton  St.  John's  238  Spring 
Wunnenberg  Francis,  furrier  120  William 
Wyckoff  Albert,  86  Leonard 
Wyckoff  Cornelius,  baker  82  Pump 
Wyckoff  F  S.  29  Coenlies-slip 
Wyckoff  Henry  I.  merch.  31  South  h  6  Broadway 
Wyckoff  Henry  I.  merchant  29  Coenlies-slip 
Wyckoff  Jacob,  attorney  178  Fulton 
Wyckoff  Joseph,  oysterman  Cedar  n  Broadway 
Wyckoff  John,  mason  18  Lispenard 
Wyckoff  Peter  R.  attorney  35  Peek-slip 
Wyckoff  Peter  S.  38  William 
Wyckoff  Robert,  oysterman  5  Broad 
Wyckoff  Wm  H  W.  shoemaker  Collect  c  Franklin 
Wyckoff  Wm  H,  c  Franklin  and  Collect 
Wyer  Barzillia,  shipmaster  3  Cheapside 
Wykoff  widow  Elizabeth,  80  Hester 
Wykoff  widow  Sarah,  10  Thomas 
Wylie  David,  mer.  Wall  c  South  h  134  Greenwich 
Wyman  John  W.  atto.  and  couns.  2  Park  Place 
Wymbs  Patrick,  grocer  53  Augustus 
Wyines  Thomas,  broker  2  Harman 
Wynkoop  Augustus,  mer.  5  Coen.-sl.  h  32  Greenw. 
Wynkoop  John  Q.  M.  D.  14  Franklin  flin 
Wynkoop  P.  snuff  manuf  22  Roosevelt  h  14  Frank- 
Wynkoop  k  Stanton,  merchants  5  Coenlies-slip 
Wyvell  Author y.  combmaker  127  Mott 
Wyvill  Samuel,  tailor  14  Batavia 
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Yates  Benj.  fringe  weaver  33  Essex 
Yates  Edward,  glasscutter  161  Mulberry 
Yates  John  B  139  h  150  Broadway 
Yates  Thomas,  hatter  98  Bowery 
Yates  Wm.  shoemaker  32  Leonard 
Yates  Wm.  painter  551  Pearl 
Yeates  widow  Barbary,  172  Spring 


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MERCEIN'S 


Yeaton  Thomas,  printer  20  Pump 
Yelverton  Andrew,  shipwright  566  Water 
Yenni  Henry,  portrait  painter  62  Courtlandt 
Yenni  and  Braker,  tailors  62  Courtland 
Yeo  Richard,  glove  and  leather  st.  165  Water 
Yokun  widow  Catherine,  Stanton  c  Norfolk 
Yonge  John  G.  inspector  of  wood  9  Spruce 
York  Margaret  widow,  32  Dover 
Youle  Frances  widow  of  Thomas,  334  Water 
Youle  G.  plum  &  pew.  296  Si  294  Water  h  24  Cherry 
Youle  George,  drygood  store  180  Bowery 
Youle  John,  prop,  air  furnace  264  h  563  Water 
Youle     Sabbalon,  pat.  cabouse      stove  fac.  264 
Youmans  Ezekiel,  cartman  Walts  [Water 
Youmans  Frederick,  cartman  Watts  n  Vartclt 
Youmans  Jeremiah,  gunsmith  Chapel  c  Beach 
Youmans  Wm.  cartman  Laight  n  Greenwich 
Young  Alex.  Harmony  Hall 
Young  Benj.  printer  86  Nassau  b  rear  78  Henry 
Young  Benj.  mariner  93  Lombardy 
Young  Catherine,  7  Lispenard 
Young  Charles,  shipcarpenter  221  Division 
Young  David,  grocer  34  Cross 
Young  Ebenezer,  mariner  Attorney  n  Delancy 
Young  Henry,  4  Maiden-lane 
Young  Isaac,  notary  17  Pine 
Young  Jacob,  cooper  26  Fletcher  h  4  Mott 
Young  James,  cabinet  maker  58  Heed 
Young  James,  cooper  64  Mott 
Young  John,  mariner  201  Oi  anje 
Young  John,  shoemaker  196  Division 
Young  John,  baker  41  Rose 
Young  John,  teacher  44  Lumber 
Young  John  G.  sexton  to  brick  church  9  Spruce 
Young  Joshua,  coachman  Franklin  n  Collect 
Young  Lucius,  Allen  c  Chesler 
Young  Paoli,  cabinetmaker  94  Reed 
Young  Peler,  currier  38  Ferry 
Young  Robert,  shoemaker  14  Cheapside 
Young  Samuel,  halter  145  Greenwich 
Young  Stephen,  clock  &.  watchuiak.  316  Pearl  h  17 
Young  Thomas,  cartman  Pilt  n  Stanton  [Skinner 
Young  Thomas,  cooper  61  Hester 
Young  Win.  painter  Chapel  c  Duane 
Young  Wm.  grocer  1  Cliff 
Young  Wm.  marincr66  Henry 
Young  Wm.  printer  5i  Augustus 
Young  Wm.  B.  B.  accountant  26  Rivington 
Young  &.  Co.  saddle  aixi  harness  makers  184  Watet 
Young  Sleph.  fy  Moses,  cab  rnak.  67  Si  69  Broad  h 
Youngs  Klizabclb,  38  Mulberry       [28  Marketfield 
Youngs  Henry,  mer  281  Brondwny  h  20  Reed 
Youngs  Hiram,  261  Broadway 
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Zabriskie  A..C.  merchant  187  Broadway 
Zabriskie  Christian,  mer.  178  Pearl  h  45  Nassau 
Zabriskie  John  C.  Varick  n  Walls 
Zabriskie  Thomas,  63  Pi.ni; 
Zabriskie  Thomas,  jun.  55  Pump 


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Zavier  James,  labourer  103  Anthony 

Z«briskie  George,  Washington  c  Watts 

Zebriskie  H  labourer  Hester  n  Broadway 

Zebriskie  &  Parsons,  merchants  178  Pearl 

Zeiss  James,  glass  ornamenter  18  Wall 

Zeiss  Wm.  M.  D.  299  Bowery 

Zellers  James,  baker  15  Spruce 

Zellers  John,  carpenter  111  Mulberry 

Zellers  Samuel,  baker  15  Spruce 

Zimmerman  Andrew,  haycartman  Desbrosses 

Zimmerman  James,  chairmak.  Vestry  li  41  Watts 

Zimmerman  J.  C.  mer.  77  Wash,  h  139  Chamber 

Zunts  Alexander,  com.  mer.  91  Water 

Zunts  Judab,  atto.  and  notary  21  Wall  ii  91  Water 


NURSES. 

Bellamy  widow,  18  Orange 

Blake  widow  Hannah,  Broome  n  Arundel 

Brown  Leagb,  142  Front 

Brown  widow  Lydia,  208  B»wery 

Brown  widow  Margaret,  14  Orange 

Boune  widow  Sarah,  46  Anthony 

Deforrest  Mary,  172  Hester 

Fish  Mary,  121  Orange 

Fowler  widow  Catherine,  10  Beach 

Graham  Elizabeth,  Broome  c  Orange 

Hopkins  widow  Margaret,  449  Greenwich 

Marvin  Elsy,  147  Division 

Raisbeck  Ann,  43  Harman 

Reeves  Sarah,  108  Orange 

Reynold  widow  Margaret,  9  Harman 

Seaman  Mary,  51  Roosevelt 

Shields  widow  Ann,  Broome  n  Ludlow 

Sparksman  widow  Ann,  69  Harman 

Stanley  Sebra,  Broome  n  C%jnon 

Therm  widow  Mary,  8  Henry 

Vandervoot  Sarah,  142  Front 

Weeks  widow  Phebe,  7  Pelham 

Willis  E.  G. 

Wilson  Elizabeth,  34  Orchard 
Wilson  Mrs.  60  Bayard 
Young  Deborah,  8  Vestry 


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